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Crochet Striped Pouch

The Crochet Striped Pouch is a delightful accessory that combines style with practicality. With its charming design and colorful stripes, it adds a delightful touch to your everyday essentials. Whether you use it to store your small items or as a cute accessory, this pouch is as versatile as it is eye-catching. The handmade craftsmanship lends a unique and personal touch to each piece, making it a perfect addition to your collection. Get ready to add a pop of color and creativity to your day with this adorable Crochet Striped Pouch!

Materials Needed

Here’s what you’ll need to make your own Striped Crochet Pouch:

  • Yarn:
  • 1 × 100g ball of Paintbox Yarns 100% Wool Worsted in Seafoam Blue (Color A)
  • OR 100g (5 × 20g balls) of Paintbox Yarns 100% Wool Worsted Mini Ball Pack in Daydream
  • OR individual 100g balls in:
  • Pistachio Green (B)
  • Slate Green ©
  • Dusty Rose (D)
  • Ballet Pink (E)
  • Champagne White (F)
  • Hook: 5mm (H/8) crochet hook

Notions:

  • 20 cm (8 in) zip
  • Needle and matching thread for sewing the zip
  • Scissors
  • Yarn needle for weaving in ends

Abbreviations & Notes

Before we begin, here’s a quick guide to the crochet terms used in this pattern:

  • ch = chain
  • dc (sc) = double crochet (single crochet in US terms)
  • ss = slip stitch
  • st(s) = stitch(es)
  • rs = right side
  • ws = wrong side
  • rep = repeat

Important Notes:

  • Turning chains do not count as stitches.
  • Always turn your work at the end of each round.
  • The first stitch of each round is worked into the last stitch of the previous round.


Crochet Pattern Instructions


Step 1: Creating the Base

Start with Color A (Seafoam Blue).

Make a foundation chain: Chain 35.


Round 1 (Wrong Side):

Work 1 dc (sc) into the second chain from the hook.

Continue working 1 dc (sc) into each chain across.

When you reach the end, rotate your work and crochet 1 dc (sc) into the opposite side of each chain stitch.

Join with a ss to the first stitch and turn.

You should now have 68 stitches in total.


Step 2: Building the Pouch Sides

Round 2:

Chain 1 (does not count as a stitch).

Work 1 dc (sc) into each stitch around.

Join with a ss and turn.

Rounds 3–14: Repeat Round 2 for 12 more rounds (total of 14 rounds in Color A).

Fasten off Color A.


Step 3: Adding Stripes

Join Color B (Pistachio Green or Daydream).

Rounds 15–16: Work 2 rounds of dc (sc) in each stitch, joining with a ss and turning at the end of each round.

Fasten off Color B.

Join Color C (Slate Green).

Rounds 17–18: Repeat 2 rounds of dc (sc).

Continue this pattern, switching colors every 2 rounds:

Color D (Dusty Rose) – Rounds 19–20

Color E (Ballet Pink) – Rounds 21–22

Color F (Champagne White) – Rounds 23–24

Step 4: Finishing the Pouch

Round 25: Work a slip stitch (ss) into each stitch around.

Fasten off and weave in all loose ends.


Assembly Instructions

Blocking (Optional): Lightly steam or block the pouch to define the edges.


Attaching the Zip:

Place the zip along the top opening of the pouch (on the wrong side).

Sew it in place using a needle and matching thread.

For extra security, use Color E (Ballet Pink) to slip stitch the first two stitches on either side over the zip ends.

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