Crochet Motif Drawstring Bag | Free Pattern & Japanese Chart

A crocheted drawstring bag made from a single granny square motif.

This is a crocheted drawstring bag made from a single motif that is an adaptation of a granny square.

Many people with crochet experience have probably crocheted a granny square motif.
This motif will likely be familiar to those who particularly enjoy connecting motifs.

It's a wonderful knitting technique that's easy to use with double crochet, fun to use with multiple colors, and produces beautiful shapes.
This time, I've rearranged that motif into a rectangle and made a drawstring bag that's easy to sew.

You can also put some small snacks inside and give it as a gift.
It's not too see-through so it's easy to use.

Have fun experimenting with different thread colors and changing the areas where you change colors.
Instructions on how to attach the tassels, which add a special touch, are provided on a separate page with images.
How to make a sturdy tasselPlease see.

"Motif Drawstring Pouch" Preparation and Required Materials

Yarn and Crochet Hook Size

Lithuanian linen thread (all double strands, including strings and tassels. Medium weight)
Black…9.5g
Light gray...2.5g
Black and white mottled wood...12.5g
2.5 mm (JP 4/0)

▼If you're unsure about color combinations, please refer to this as well.

Finished size

When laid flat, it is 17.5cm wide and 10.5cm tall.

Crochet pattern for "Motif Drawstring Pouch"

Motif drawstring bag

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Detailed instructions and steps for making a "motif drawstring bag"

Please also check the knitting pattern along with the instructions.

①Start knitting from the center of the motif.
Cast on 13 chain stitches, and when you crochet 3 double crochets in the first row, in the first half, pick up one stitch on the other side of the cast-on chain and the back crochet, and in the second half, pick up the remaining stitch that you didn't scoop up earlier and crochet.

At the end of the row, the double crochet is treated as the second chain stitch, so insert the needle into the third stitch of the starting chain and crochet.

When crocheting three double crochets in the second row or later, insert the needle under the joint (space) of the three double crochets in the previous row and crochet as if scooping the stitch into a bundle (insert the needle in the same place and crochet three stitches).
Increase stitches at the four corners of each row until you reach the fifth row, then cut off the black thread.

②Knit the 6th row with light gray yarn.
Here, cut the yarn after knitting the sixth row.

③ Rows 7 to 9 are knitted with black and white mottled yarn.
　　
④Continue knitting the edge of the motif and the drawstring hole for the drawstring using the black and white mottled yarn, then leave the yarn attached without cutting it.

⑤ Pull out the sides of the drawstring bag and sew them off (there are notes in the knitting pattern, so please check those as well).
Continue knitting one side with the main yarn.

Fold the knitted fabric with the right sides facing out (so that the knit stitches are visible) along the dotted line in the center of the motif, shown in the knitting pattern, and pick up the overlapping knit stitches at once, going through two pieces of fabric, and pull them out.
Skip the center stitch at the bottom and pull it off.
Attach a thread to the other side and pull it off.

⑥Next, knit the drawstring.
Knit 100 chain stitches to make a drawstring.
At this point, leave about 15cm of yarn at the beginning and end of the knitting.
Please knit two identical strands.

⑦Thread the string through the threading position shown in the knitting pattern and attach a tassel to the end of the string.
How to attach the tassel to this drawstring bag:How to make a sturdy tasselPlease visit the " page.

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