This simple and easy crochet clutch is perfect for a beginner! You can master turning rows and sc with this simple pattern and have a fun and easy bag when you are finished.
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FREE Pattern: Crochet Wrap Clutch | Make this pretty wrap clutch, perfect size for a night out. This is an excellent beginner project!

Hey friends! Today I am bringing you an easy and simple free crochet pattern. I had an idea for a wrap clutch a few weeks ago, and it turned out just as pretty as I imagined. The tassel is an absolutely must! This wrap clutch is a perfect beginner project and will be a finished item that you will love using. 

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EASY CROCHET CLUTCH – CROCHET PATTERN

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-3 balls of Comfy Worsted Yarn + Extra for wrap and tassel 
(approx. 350 yards)
G Hook

Abbreviations: US Terms
Ch – Chain
Sc – Single Crochet 
Sl st – Slip Stitch 
Sk – Skip

Gauge: 8 sc = 2″ 

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Ch 37 (about 8 1/4″ long)
 1. Sc in 2nd ch from hook. Sc in each remaining chain. (36 sts)
2. – 90. Ch 1. Sc in each st across. ( 36 sts

Fold bottom up, so the piece is in half. Sl st down the side sewing the two layers together. Tie off. 
Sl st down the other side. 
Weave in all ends. 

FREE Pattern: Crochet Wrap Clutch | Make this pretty wrap clutch, perfect size for a night out. This is an excellent beginner project!
FREE Pattern: Crochet Wrap Clutch | Make this pretty wrap clutch, perfect size for a night out. This is an excellent beginner project!


Find the middle of one side of the pouch. Join 2nd color yarn, working from the outside
Make a chain about 35″ long. Sc in 3rd ch from hook. Sc in each ch. Sl st into the same st you started. 
Clip ends and tie off. 

Make a tassel using this method, except pull all the threads through the end of the tie, so it’s connected. 

FREE Pattern: Crochet Wrap Clutch | Make this pretty wrap clutch, perfect size for a night out. This is an excellent beginner project!

That’s it! Throw in your essentials and you are one your way. 
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FREE Pattern: Crochet Wrap Clutch | Make this pretty wrap clutch, perfect size for a night out. This is an excellent beginner project!


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  1. I’m a bit confused. Before I start this (so cute and functional, by the way), I have a few questions. Is the pouch open only at the very top, so you have the whole length to put things in? And how do you secure the tassel wrap once it’s used to wrap up the pouch? It’s hard to tell from the picture, but it looks like some kind of knot? I’m a visual learner, so just can’t picture this in my head. Thank you in advance for your help.

    1. Yes, it’s open at the top, but you don’t want to fill it all the way up, otherwise you can’t warp it closed. The tassel is simple wrapped around itself, not’s not a special knot. I just pushing it around and through a few times so it holds. Does that make sense?

      1. Yes, thank you! I knew you didn’t want to fill it all the way up, but like I said, I couldn’t visualize it in my head. Thanks for your quick response. Can’t wait to start this!