Bubble Bag Crochet Pattern

Inspired by puffy coats and 'ski chic' style, this bag is perfect for everyday use or your next weekend getaway.

Imagine a tote bag that's as cozy as your favorite winter coat. Introducing 'The Bubble Bag,' a crochet pattern that brings the luxurious feel of puffy outerwear to your everyday accessories. This unique design features a quilted texture that's both stylish and surprisingly easy to achieve. Whether you're hitting the gym, running errands, or simply enjoying a leisurely stroll, 'The Bubble Bag' is the perfect companion.

Read more about the pattern below!

skill level:

Intermediate

supplies

Hook:

• *Size G (4 mm) hook

• Yarn:

  • Lion Brand;Lazy Days; Size 4 medium weight; [100% polyester; 179 yds/164m per 100g

• Large sewing needle

• Poly-fil Premium Polyester Fiber Fill 32 oz Bag

• *Optional:Stitch Markers

• Optional: Niagara Spray Starch

• *Optional:14-inch All Purpose Zipper

finished size:

17in (43cm) x 23 in (58cm)

abbreviations

CH - Chain

FLO - Front Loop Only

INC - Increase 

REP - Repeat 

RS - Right side 

SC- Single Crochet 

SL ST - Slip Stitch 

SP - Space 

ST(S) - Stitch(es)

WS - Wrong side

special stitches

SC TOG - SC Together: Insert hook into next ST and into ST on opposite side of bag, yarn over and pull up a loop through both layers, yarn over and pull through all loops on hook.

gauge instructions:

16 SC and 16 Rows = 4 in (10 cm) x 4 in (10 cm)

notes

• This pattern is written in US Terminology and Imperial Measurements

• Check out the video tutorial for this pattern!

• This pattern is written in crochet shorthand. Example: "SC 1" means to single crochet in the next stitch and "SC 30" means to single crochet into the next 30 stitches

• Pattern is worked in separate panels, then seamed together at the end. 

• Pattern is worked in joined rounds, unless otherwise indicated

• To join: SL ST to 1st SC to join

• CH 1 does not count as a stitch

• To create the “pockets” that give the quilted look to the bag, pattern is worked by crocheting through both the front and back layer of fabric when indicated

• Do not over stuff pockets with poly-fil

• Assembly: Right Sides indicate the outside of the bag. 

• Adding a zipper is optional. You can add the zipper with a sewing needle or by crocheting the zipper. Here’s a tutorial if you prefer to crochet it in. 

• Pattern may include affiliate links that are marked with an *. If you make a purchase using the affiliate link, I receive a small commission at no extra cost to you.

• If you have any questions about the pattern, please email bagsbybento@gmail.com. You've got this!

instructions

Purchase the Downloadable PDF HERE!

faq about this pattern

• Is this pattern beginner-friendly?

• This pattern is intermediate level. Because of the detailed shaping, I wouldn’t recommend this project for a beginner. However, if you’re up for a challenge there is a video tutorial! 

• Can I substitute the yarn? 

• Yes. I would stick to a “tubular” yarn that’s similar to Lazy Days like Bernat “Maker” or Woobles

• Is this a quick project? 

• The Bubble Bag is detailed so it takes time! It’s a relaxing & repetitive project.