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Crochet Messenger Bag Tutorial | Designed With Yarn I’m Obsessed With

Crochet Messenger Bag Tutorial | I Designed This Using My Farmhouse Stitch In today’s video, I’m sharing how to crochet The Cherry Blossom Messenger Bag, an advanced beginner–friendly crochet purse pattern made using my original Farmhouse Stitch. This messenger-style crochet bag is sturdy, practical, and full of texture — and I’m using a yarn colorway called Cherry Splash, with beautiful shades of rosy pink, blush, and deep berry tones. I walk you step by step through the Farmhouse Stitch, bag construction, and finishing details so you can confidently make your own handmade messenger bag. This video also marks the end of January and the start of a new month, which means I’m finally starting a project I’ve been talking about — my monthly crochet ornaments. Each month, I’ll be adding scraps of yarn from everything I made into a clear ornament, and by the end of the year I’ll have a full set of 12 ornaments that tell the story of my crochet year. 🧶 In this video you’ll see: – How to crochet the Farmhouse Stitch – Construction of a messenger-style crochet bag – Tips for a sturdy, wearable crochet purse – Filling my first monthly yarn ornament for January This project is perfect if you love meaningful makes, cozy textures, and tracking your creative journey one stitch at a time. https://www.yarnspirations.com/en-ca/... Cherry Blossom Messenger Bag Ch 36 In third ch from hook Sc then HDC in next Stitch Repeat till end of row Ch 2 Turn Repeat SC HDC across each row 2- 60 36 Stitches Row 61 ScDEC across 2 first 2 stitches SC HDC pattern till last 2 Stitches SC DEC in last 2 Stitches 32 Stitches Repeat for next 15 rows Fasten off weave in ends Strap and Sides This will be all one long piece Ch 12 In second chain from hook SC next Stitch HDC Repeat across 10 stitches Repeat pattern until piece measures 50 inches fasten off weave in ends Pin Strap to sides of bag sc strap and side together till you reach the top of the side, then sc just the strap around until you reach the other side, sc the side and strap together till the end of the side then continue up the opposite side and repeat until you reach the first side. fasten off and weave in ends. if attaching buttons mark with stitch markers where you would like the buttons to be, i counted 4 stitches in on both sides of bag and sewed buttons on both sides. This yarn stretches easily so you have a little wiggle room to attach flap to buttons! I don't mind if you share my pattern but please credit me, Lynn from Hooked and Steeped with Lynn as the designer of the pattern! Thank you! ‪@Yarnspirations‬