How to Crochet the Odette Bag 💓✨ | Free Pattern + Tutorial

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Hello!

The Odette Bag is made from puff granny squares and is really fun and easy to make. This pretty puff stitch bag is inspired by the previously loved Elenza Bag and follows the same idea.

There is a detailed tutorial for the same is on my YouTube Channel which you can check it out here.

Let's get started!

Materials:

  • Weight 4 (Medium/Worsted) acrylic yarn.
    • Choose something sturdy and thick with minimal stretch. You will need approximately 150 grams.
  • Hook: 5.0 mm
  • Tapestry needle
  • Scissors
  • Measuring tape.

You can use any yarn with the recommended hook size.

Abbreviations:

  • mr – magic ring
  • sl st – slip stitch
  • st/sts – stitch/stitches
  • ch – chain
  • dc – double crochet
  • sc - single crochet
  • Special Stitches
  • Puff Stitch:

    • Yarn over (YO), insert your hook into the designated space/stitch.
    • YO and pull up a loop.
      • Pull this loop up tall, making it the exact same height as your initial working loop.
    • Repeat steps 1 and 2 three more times into that very same space. You will now have 9 loops on your hook.
    • YO and carefully pull through all 9 loops at once.
    • YO and pull through the remaining loop
    • Chain 1 to completely close and lock the puff stitch.

Pattern


The Square (x3):

  • Round 1: ch1, [puff, ch3, puff] x4, sl st to join — (8 puff sts)

  • Round 2: sl st to corner, ch1, *{[puff, ch3, puff] in corner, dc in puff, dc between puffs, dc in next puff} rep from * x4, sl st — (12 dc, 8 puffs)

  • Round 3: sl st to corner, ch1, *{[puff, ch3, puff, dc] in corner, dc in puff, dc in every dc, dc in ch before puff, dc in next puff} rep from * x4, sl st — (28 dc, 8 puffs)

  • Round 4: sl st to corner, ch1, *{[puff, ch3, puff, dc] in corner, dc in puff, dc in every dc, dc in ch before puff, dc in next puff} rep from * x4, sl st — (44 dc, 8 puffs)

  • Rounds 5–9: Repeat Round 4. (R5: 60 dc, R6: 76 dc, R7: 92 dc, R8: 108 dc, R9: 124 dc total)

Assembly & Joining:

  • Fold all 3 squares diagonally into triangles; place side-by-side with centers meeting.

  • Lay flat, keep yarn underneath, and slip stitch through the back loops only of matching stitches.

The Handle:

 Join yarn from the outside into the dc right next to any top corner.

  • Row 1: dc in same st, dc in ch before puff, [puff, ch1, puff] in corner, dc in ch after puff, dc in next dc, turn.

  • Row 2: ch1, dc in next 2 sts, [puff, ch1, puff] in ch-1 sp, dc in last 2 sts, turn.

  • Rows 3–18: Repeat Row 2 until handle reaches half your desired length. Fasten off (FO).

  • Finish: Repeat steps on the opposite side corner for Rows 1–18. FO and sew both halves together.

Your Odette Bag is now complete!

I'd love to see if you make one of your own.



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