Scallop Crochet Bucket Bag - Free crochet pattern + video tutorial (2024)

I’m so excited to share the Scallop Crochet Bucket Bag with you! Take it to the beach, the mall or on holiday - it’s the ultimate summer bag!

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This free crochet bag pattern is also accompanied by a video tutorial.

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The Scallop Bucket Bag is a wonderful summer accessory that’s fun, modern with boho chic vibes. Single crochets are worked in the round to form a strong base and sides so you can rest assured that all of your belongings are safe and sound inside the bag.

The top of the bag features mesh details finished with a cute scallop hem and the chunky tassels add a touch of whimsical fun!

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Design Inspiration

I love crochet totes and loose mesh bags as they always remind me of beach days 🙂 However I wanted a bag that had more shape and structure to it and with the Scallop Crochet Bucket Bag you never need to worry about your stuff falling out!

It easily transitions from the beach to brunch to running errands and its great for travelling. I think you can even take this bag to dinner! Versatile accessories are always so handy and this bag is like a mini Mary Poppins bag! Honestly, I can fit so much inside it I think I might make a mini version.

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Yarn

I used the thickest cotton yarn I could find in New Zealand – Annette Eriksson Eco Cotton XL in the colour white. This cotton is made from 85% recycled cotton and 15% polyester. I liked the weight of the yarn and this yarn is nice and soft, but I think it’s just a tad too soft if you want a really structured bad. If you’re looking for a substitute I would recommend a mercerised cotton yarn or a yarn intended for accessories like Lion Brand Rewind Yarn.

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Video Tutorial

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*"SC 10" means SC into the next 10 stitches

*"2SC" means place 2 SC into the same stitch

*Ch 1 alwayscounts as a stitch unless otherwise noted

*This pattern uses US crochet terms

LEVEL: Easy

Materials

Yarn – Annette Eriksson Eco Cotton XL – Chunky/Bulky (12 ply), 220m/100g, 85% Recycled Cotton, 15% Polyester in White (760) - 1 skein

6mm (US J) Crochet Hook

Darning Needle

Scissors

Stitches & Abbreviations

Ch = Chain

sl st = Slip Stitch

SC = SingleCrochet

DC = Double Crochet

Special Stitches

Scallop = 5 DC into the same stitch

GAUGE: 10cm/4” square = 13 stitches wide x 15 rows tall in single crochet


Measurements (cm):
Circle diameter: 17.5
Height: 28

Measurements (inches):
Circle diameter: 7
Height: 11

Scallop Bucket Bag Crochet Pattern

Circle Base

To begin,create a magic or double magic loop.

ROUND 1: Ch 1 (does not count as a stitch), SC 6 into the magic loop, tighten and close magic loop, sl st into the first SC.
<6>

ROUND 2: Ch 1, SC into the same stitch as the Ch 1, 2SC in each stitch until the end of the round, sl st into the Ch 1 at the beginning of the round.
<12>

ROUND 3: Ch 1, SC into the same stitch as the Ch 1, SC, *2SC, SC; rep from * until the end of the round, sl st into the Ch 1 at the beginning of the round.
<18>

ROUND 4: Ch 1, SC into the same stitch as the Ch 1, SC 2, *2SC, SC 2; rep from * until the end of the round, sl st into the Ch 1 at the beginning of the round.
<24>

ROUND 5: Ch 1, SC into the same stitch as the Ch 1, SC 3, *2SC, SC 3; rep from * until the end of the round, sl st into the Ch 1 at the beginning of the round.
<30>

ROUND 6: Ch 1, SC into the same stitch as the Ch 1, SC 4, *2SC, SC 4; rep from * until the end of the round, sl st into the Ch 1 at the beginning of the round.
<36>

ROUND 7: Ch 1, SC into the same stitch as the Ch 1, SC 5, *2SC, SC 5; rep from * until the end of the round, sl st into the Ch 1 at the beginning of the round.
<42>

ROUND 8: Ch 1, SC into the same stitch as the Ch 1, SC 6, *2SC, SC 6; rep from * until the end of the round, sl st into the Ch 1 at the beginning of the round.
<48>

ROUND 9: Ch 1, SC into the same stitch as the Ch 1, SC 7, *2SC, SC 7; rep from * until the end of the round, sl st into the Ch 1 at the beginning of the round.
<54>

ROUND 10: Ch 1, SC into the same stitch as the Ch 1, SC 8, *2SC, SC 8; rep from * until the end of the round, sl st into the Ch 1 at the beginning of the round.
<60>

ROUND 11: Ch 1, SC into the same stitch as the Ch 1, SC 9, *2SC, SC 9; rep from * until the end of the round, sl st into the Ch 1 at the beginning of the round.
<66>

ROUND 12: Ch 1, SC into the same stitch as the Ch 1, SC 10, *2SC, SC 10; rep from * until the end of the round, sl st into the Ch 1 at the beginning of the round.
<72>

Sides of Bag

ROUNDS 13 - 26: Ch 1, SC in each stitch until the end of the round, sl st into the Ch 1 at the beginning of the round.
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ROUND 27: Ch 4 (counts as a stitch), skip 1 stitch, *DC into the next stitch, ch 1, skip 1 stitch; rep from * until the end of the round, sl st into the 3rd Ch at the beginning of the round.
<72>

ROUNDS 28-29: Ch 4 (counts as a stitch), skip chain space, *DC into the next stitch, ch 1, skip chain space; rep from * until the end of the round, sl st into the 3rd Ch at the beginning of the round.
<72>

ROUND 30: Ch 1, *SC into chain space, SC into the next stitch (on top of the DC); rep from * until the end of the round, sl st into the Ch 1 at the beginning of the round.
<72>

ROUNDS 31 - 33: Ch 1, SC in each stitch until the end of the round, sl st into the Ch 1 at the beginning of the round.
<72>

ROUND34:*Skip 1 stitch, scallop, skip 1 stitch, sl st into next stitch; rep from *until the end of the round, sl st into the first stitch. Fasten off.

Weave in all of your ends.

Cord

*Tojoin the tassels and cord without sewing, please refer to the video.

Cut 3 pieces ofyarn 160cm/63” long.

Fold in halfand tie a knot at the top of the fold.

Braid the cord(2 strands together – 2x3 = 6 total strands) tightly until approx. 10cm/4” isleft.

Tie the two outside strands together.

Assembly

With the front of the bag facing you, insert your braid into ROUND 29 and weave the braid throughout the bag, skipping 2 chain spaces each time.

Tassels

*Make 2

Creditcard/plastic card

Yarn

Darning needle

Scissors

Wrap yarnaround the width of the card (8.5cm/3.5”) 50 times, cut yarn.

Cut 2 x 20cmpieces of yarn.

Slide loop offthe card (make sure to maintain the loop shape) and thread a piece of yarnthrough the loop and tie a double knot.

Tie the secondpiece of yarn around the tassel, about 2 cm from the top of the tassel.

Tie tassels onto the cord and weave in ends to secure the tassel in place.

Strap

*I just reused a leather strap from one of my old bags. To create a braided cord please follow the CORD instructions.

For the strap, you will need 3 pieces of yarn = your strap measurement x 6.

E.g. if you want your strap to be 100cm long, cut 3 lengths of yarn that are approx 600cm = 100 x 6

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