Crochet Sunflower Motif Hobo Bag
There's not much originality in this pattern; it uses a common square patching layout that uses 13 squares. The motif is amended from a combination of sunflower designs. I absolutely love the outcome.
Supplies & Tools
| Yarn | 5-ply Combed Cotton Yarn - 233g
|
| Hook | 3.0mm |
| Size | 30 × 31cm (54cm with handles) |
Abbreviations (US)
| 2DCCL | 2 Double Crochet Cluster |
| 4DCCL | 4 Double Crochet Cluster |
| 6TPOP | 6 Triple Crochet Popcorn |
| CH | Chain |
| DC | Double Crochet |
| INC | Increase |
| RSC | Reverse Single Crochet |
| SC | Single Crochet |
| sc2tog | Single Crochet 2 Together |
| SS | Slip Stitch |
| *A* × B | Repeat “A” for a number of B times |
| ( 𝑥 ) | Work all of “𝑥” in ONE stitch |
| { } | Notes |
Gauge
Sunflower Square
| Round | Centimetres |
|---|---|
| 1 | 2.9 |
| 2 | 5 |
| 3 | 7.5 |
| 4 | 10 |
| 5 | 11.5 |
Pattern
Sunflower Square × 13
Aside from R1, we have to cut & switch yarn after each round, I recommend finishing with needle join.
| Round | Stitches | Count |
|---|---|---|
| 1 |
With Chocolate Brown; Work 16 DC in Magic Ring, SS |
16 |
| 2 | *2DCCL, CH 1* × 16 | 16 |
| 3 |
Switch to Caramel Brown; In CH-1, *4DCCL, CH 2* × 16 |
16 |
| 4 | Switch to Yellow; In CH-2, *6TPOP, CH 2* × 16 |
16 |
| 5 | Switch to Cream; In CH-2, *(4 DC), (4 DC), (4 DC), (4 TRC, CH 2, 4 TRC)* × 4 |
80 |
Assemble
Attach the squares with the Right Side facing using SC, CH 1 between each square
You do not have to follow how I join the squares but I did plan it in a way to minimize cutting yarn and creating more yarn tails.
FRONT
First, attach a square to each of 4 sides of a square; ref: #1, #4, #8 & #6 to #5.
BACK
Repeat the same for FRONT but include one more for the bag’s bottom; attach from:
- #9 to #3; CH 1 then,
- #10 to #12,
- #13 to #12,
- #11 to #12,
- #3 to #12,
- #9 to #10
BACK to FRONT + SIDES
- #2 to #3,
- #2 to #11, flip
- #2 to #1,
- #2 to #4,
- #3 to #4,
- #9 to #4,
- #9 to #8,
- #10 to #8,
- #7 to #8,
- #7 to #6, flip
- #7 to #13,
- #7 to #10
Edge
From here on, I will refer to the pointed corner as [PEAK] and the v point as [VALLEY].
Begin from the right [PEAK] of either side:
To be able to move directly to HANDLE later on without cutting yarn, start with 2 SC in first corner, work the 3rd SC at the end of the round, so we begin on the middle stitch of the (3 SC)
| Round | Stitches |
|---|---|
| 1 | (3 SC) in CH-2, SC in each stitch, sc2tog the CH-2 of the square below [VALLEY] |
| 2 | INC in the centre of the 3SC at [PEAK], SC in each stitch, skip 1 stitch (the sc2tog of R1) at [VALLEY] |
Handle
Begin from the first of the INC stitch at right [PEAK]
| Round | Stitches |
|---|---|
| 1 |
|
| 2-3 | SC in each chain & stitch, skipping 2 stitch in the [VALLEY] |
| 4 | RSC in each stitch, skipping 1 stitch in the [VALLEY] |
Handle Inner Loop
Begin from the 2nd stitch from [VALLEY], SC in each stitch till one before handle; make a decrease before moving to underside of the handle, SS in each CH, repeat at the other side of handle, SC in each stitch down till one before the [VALLEY], sc2tog the last 2 stitches.







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