Crochet Flower Drawstring Pouch | Free Pattern & Video Tutorial

This crochet flower drawstring pouch is made with 2 granny squares and has a drawstring closure. You can make your pouch with a flower on both sides, but I have a solid granny square pattern that will fit perfectly for a plain back! Use this cute crochet pouch to hold smaller things in your bag or to use as a gift bag!

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Crochet Flower Pouch Video Tutorial

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You can follow along with my YouTube video to make your own crochet flower pouch! I have timestamps included to section the video and help you jump to any point you need to!

Pattern Information

Materials

30 grams of medium weight yarn yarn in 3 different colors
- Flower center color yarn (Red Heart Super Saver in “Gold“)
- Flower petal color yarn (Red Heart Super Saver in “Aran“)
- Base color yarn (Red Heart Super Saver in “Light Sage” or “Pale Plum“)
5mm Clover Amour crochet hook
Scissors
Yarn needle

Crochet Abbreviations

ch = chain

dc = double crochet

flo = front loop only

hdc = half double crochet

rep = repeat

sc = single crochet

sk = skip

sl st = slip stitch

sp = space

st = stitch

tr = treble crochet

Dimensions

Granny Square: 11 centimeters wide x 11 centimeters long (4.3 x 4.3 inches)

Overall: 11 centimeters wide x 14.5 centimeters long (4.3 x 5.7 inches)

Notes and Tips

This pattern is written using US crochet terms
The number in (parentheses) at the end of each row is the stitch count after finishing that row
Change colors by making a chain with the new color through the loop on the hook
The chain 2 at the beginning of each round does NOT count as a double crochet
The slip stitch at the end of each round goes into the first stitch of that round
The first stitch of every new round goes into the same stitch we slip stitched to in the previous round

Crochet Flower Drawstring Pouch Pattern

Crochet Daisy Appliqué

Foundation: With yellow yarn, make a magic ring or make a slipknot, ch4, sl st to 1st ch to form a ring

Round 1: ch2, dc8 into ring, sl st (8)

Switch to white yarn and cut off yellow yarn.

Round 2a: rep{ch3, [tr, ch3, sl st] into flo of next st} around, fasten off (8 petals)

Forming Square Around the Daisy

Attach base color yarn to one of the back loops of the stitches from Round 1. We will work into each of these loops for Round 2b.

The ch5 at the beginning of Round 2b counts as the first dc and ch2.

Round 2b: ch5, rep[dc in next st, ch2] around, sl st (8dc, 8 sp)

Round 3: ch2, dc4 into each sp around, sl st (32)

Round 4: rep[ch2, dc2 into next st, hdc, sc in next 4 st, hdc, dc2 into next st] 4 times around, ch2, sl st (40)

In Round 5, the first sp will also be the last sp you work into.

Round 5: ch2, dc2 in sp below, *dc in each of next 10 st, [dc2, ch2, dc2] in sp,* rep between ** 3 more times, but only [dc2, ch2] in last sp, sl st (56)

Fasten off.

If you want the flower on both sides of the pouch, make another flower granny square, but don’t fasten off. If you want a plain, solid back for the pouch, make a solid granny square with the pattern below.

Solid Granny Square

With base color yarn, make a magic ring or make a slipknot, ch4, sl st to 1st ch to form a ring.

Round 1: ch1, sc8 into ring, sl st (8)

Round 2: rep[ch2, dc in next 2 st] around, ch2, sl st (8)

Round 3: ch2, dc2 in sp below, *dc in each of next 2 st, [dc2, ch2, dc2] in sp,* rep between ** 3 more times, but only [dc2, ch2] in last sp, sl st (24)

Round 4: ch2, dc2 in sp below, *dc in each of next 6 st, [dc2, ch2, dc2] in sp,* rep between ** 3 more times, but only [dc2, ch2] in last sp, sl st (40)

Round 5: ch2, dc2 in sp below, *dc in each of next 10 st, [dc2, ch2, dc2] in sp,* rep between ** 3 more times, but only [dc2, ch2] in last sp, sl st (56)

Stitching Squares Together

For this part, we will connect the two squares together with single crochets. You can substitute this stitching method with any other method you want, like slip stitches or sewing.

Place the working square directly on top of the fastened off square, with the flower(s) facing the outside. Now, we will be going through both stitches in both squares for each single crochet.