Fill every outing with floral beauty through Free Crochet Round Flower Bag Pattern featuring round shape roomy space and everyday style.

Making a round bag with pretty flowers has always been a fun and rewarding crochet project for me. The Free crochet Round Flower Bag Pattern is perfect if you want to create a stylish accessory that’s easy to personalize. With a few simple tweaks, you can also turn this pattern into a clutch or a small pouch, giving you plenty of options to mix things up.

What makes this bag so charming is its round shape decorated with lovely flower motifs. The texture feels soft but sturdy, holding its shape well while being comfortable to carry. It’s fresh and playful but still elegant enough for many occasions—whether you’re going out casually or meeting friends for brunch. The standout flower designs add just the right touch of fun without overwhelming the look.

Crochet a Crossbody Round Flower Bag with Ease

This pattern is a great fit. It gives you a chance to practice joining flower motifs and build your skills while making something truly beautiful. More than just a cute accessory, this round flower bag is a fantastic gift idea or a charming addition to your crochet collection.

It’s wearable art that brings both style and practicality. If you love crochet projects that are creative, enjoyable, and useful, this one is definitely worth trying. You’ll enjoy every step of making it and showing off your lovely new bag!

Crochet Knitted Bag Pattern – Step-by-Step Detailed Instructions

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Summary

This sturdy yet stylish crochet bag combines rich textures using double crochet and front post double crochet stitches. Worked in two circular panels joined by a long side strip, the bag is finished with decorative chains, colorful alternating yarn, and accent embroidery. The pattern uses textured rows and subtle color changes to form a unique carryall with adjustable straps tied with Romanian cord. Perfect for everyday use and personalized embellishments.

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Pattern Notes

• Worked in rounds and rows, the bag body consists of two identical circular panels.
• The joining side is a long rectangular strip worked in single crochet back and forth.
• The bag is assembled by joining rounds with slip stitches and then stitched together.
• Color changes are introduced at the eighth row to add vibrancy.
• Decorative crochet chains and slip stitches encircle the bag top in contrasting colors for detail.
• The straps are sewn separately and attached with adjustable knots.
• Embroidered floral decorations add a personal touch; refer to separate video for strap and cord techniques.
• Ends are finished tidily with trimming and melting leftover threads.

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Skill Level

Intermediate beginner — knowledge of basic crochet stitches plus front post double crochet and working in rounds is preferred.

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Materials

• OnitSuga polythick yarn (main yarn)
• Contrasting color yarn (example: pink) for eighth row and decorative chains
• Crocheting hook size 6/0 (Tulip brand recommended)
• Tapestry needle for assembly and embroidery
• Lighter for thread finishing
• Magnetic button for bag closure
• Optional: small decorative items for embroidery (leaves, flowers)

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Measurements / Sizing

• Finished circular panel diameter: approximately 19 cm
• Side strip length matches the circumference of the circle panel
• Straps adjustable to wearer preference

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Gauge

• Not critical but maintain consistent tension through double crochet and front post stitches
• Sample swatch: 12 double crochets in magic ring round, 19 cm panel diameter after 8 rounds

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Stitch Abbreviations

• ch = chain
• dc = double crochet
• fpdc = front post double crochet
• sl st = slip stitch
• sc = single crochet
• inc = increase (2 stitches in one stitch)

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Special Stitches

• Magic Ring: Creates a tight circle foundation by pulling short tail tight.
• Front Post Double Crochet (fpdc): Work around the post of stitch to create a raised texture.

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Gauge Swatch Tips

• Work at least 12 double crochets into a magic ring and 8 rows of the pattern to check required panel diameter.
• Adjust hook size if resulting circle is too small or too large before starting the full panels.

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The Crochet Pattern!

Panel (Make 2)

1. Foundation Round:
   • Create a magic ring.
   • Ch 2 (does not count as dc here).
   • Work 12 dc into the magic ring. Gather and tighten ring.
   • Join with a sl st to first dc.
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2. Row 2:
   • Ch 2 (counts as first dc).
   • Work 1 dc into the same stitch (total 2 dc).
   • In the body of second dc, work 1 fpdc.
   • Ch 1.
   • Repeat this pattern (1 dc, 1 fpdc, ch 1) 11 more times.
   • Join with sl st.
3. Row 3:
   • Ch 2.
   • Work 2 dc in the next two stitches.
   • Work 1 fpdc around the next dc’s post, ch 1.
   • Skip one ch space below.
   • Repeat (2 dc, 1 fpdc, ch 1) pattern 11 times.
   • Join with sl st.
4. Row 4:
   • Ch 2.
   • Work pattern: 3 dc, 1 fpdc, 1 ch; skip one stitch below.
   • Repeat this 12 times total.
   • Join with sl st.
5. Row 5:
   • Ch 2.
   • Pattern: 4 dc, 1 fpdc, 1 ch; skip one stitch below.
   • Repeat 12 times.
   • Join with sl st.
6. Row 6:
   • Ch 2.
   • Pattern: 5 dc, 1 fpdc, 1 ch; skip one stitch below.
   • Repeat 12 times.
   • Join with sl st.
7. Row 7:
   • Ch 2.
   • Pattern: 6 dc, 1 fpdc, 1 ch; skip one stitch below.
   • Repeat 12 times.
   • Join with sl st.
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8. Row 8 (Color change):
   • Switch to contrasting color yarn (e.g., pink).
   • Ch 2, then work 7 dc into next 7 stitches.
   • Into the chain space, work 1 dc (total 8 dc).
   • Repeat pattern 12 times (total 96 dc).
   • Join with sl st.
   • Fasten off, tidy ends with lighter.
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Side Part: (Make 1)

1. Make slip knot and ch 8.
2. Work 7 sc into back loops along chain.
3. Ch 1, turn, work 8 sc into stitches.
4. Repeat row 3 for a total of 64 rows alternating ch 1 and 7 sc back and forth.

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Joining the Bag

1. Take one circular panel.
2. Start joining at slip stitch section with yarn.
3. Ch 1, crochet 7 sc; then increase with 2 sc in one stitch (repeat 8 times).
4. Continue with 7 sc followed by 1 increase, repeat 4 times.
5. Join with sl st.
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Decorative Top Edge

1. Enter next hole; make 3 sl sts.
2. Ch 9, sl st into first ch; repeat pattern of 3 sl sts then 9 ch to complete one round.
3. Join with sl st.
4. Fasten off yarn with lighter, tidy ends.

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Secondary Decorative Round (Using white yarn)

1. Attach white yarn at second sl st from previous round.
2. Make 1 sl st in next stitch.
3. Skip big chain, then 2 sl sts in back loop, ch 9, sl st into first ch.
4. Repeat pattern as previous for one round alternating with colored chains.
5. Finish round, fasten off and tidy.

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Assembly

• Join second circular panel identically to first.
• Sew the two circular panels and side part together using tapestry needle.
• Attach bag ears sewn from previous projects or create new.
• Sew one strap directly on; insert other strap into ear with adjustable knot for length.
• Add floral decorations by embroidery with yarn for personal flair.
• Attach magnetic button closure at top opening.
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Assembly & Finished Size / Conclusion

• Diameter of each circular panel: approximately 19 cm.
• Side strip length matches panel circumference and 64 rows height.
• Bag straps adjustable using Romanian cord knots.
• Accent chains and slip stitch rounds create decorative and functional edging.
• Embroidered flowers or leaves personalize the exterior.
• Fasten yarn ends properly with lighter to prevent fraying.
• Magnetic button secures closure.
• Ideal as a gift or everyday stylish accessory.
• Enjoy the combination of texture, color, and crochet techniques featured in this versatile bag.