Bags are an ever-popular Crochet accessory and a way to elevate your look to the next level. With so many different style options, there’s a bag or purse style for every outfit and occasion: a sturdy messenger bag or backpack for work or school, a large and roomy tote bag for shopping trips or the beach, even simple little handbags big enough for your phone, keys and some money. Sure, you can buy a bag or purse that’s perfectly suited to your tastes and needs, but there’s something about working up that crochet bag yourself. And with so many different types of crochet bag patterns to choose from, you’re bound to find just the perfect bag for you.

Crochet purses or crochet tote bags – you’ll find all sorts of great bag options here. My favorite, listed below, is the Autumn Day Tote – it’s a simple and roomy tote bag that’s worked up with solid-colored crochet granny squares and features sturdy pre-purchased straps and a chic lining for long-lasting durability. It’s so simple, but it looks so classic and timeless. If that just isn’t your style, there are many other crochet bags, big and small, worked in rounds or in granny squares, to choose from in this collection of 22 crochet handbags from our friends at AllFreeCrochet.

22 Crochet Handbags to Make

1. Quirky Crochet Handbag
2. Pretty Purple Purse
3. Pretty Crochet Butterfly Bag
4. Indigo Bag
5. Handmade Crochet Bag
6. Autumn Day Tote – Editor’s Pick
7. Floral Granny Square Crochet Purse
8. Festival Crochet Purse Pattern
9. Eco Cotton Blend Crochet Ruffled Bag
10. Easy Bobble Stitch Purse
11. Deep Blue Sea Purse
12. Crochet Hexagon Handbag
13. Busy Girl’s Crochet Handbag
14. Boho Tassel Crochet Bag
15. Boardwalk Bag
16. “Suzette” Tote Bag for Beginners
17. Seed Stitch Summer Purse
18. Smell the Roses Crochet Tote
19. Summer Hobo Bag
20. Sweet Summer Crochet Handbag
21. Twilight Woods Tote
22. Wildflower Shoulder Crochet Bag

For even more crochet handbags, check out this little pattern collection!

What’s your favorite style of bag?

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