Rose Crochet Drawstring Pouch Pattern

If you're looking for a quick and beautiful project, this rose crochet drawstring pouch pattern is a lovely option to add to your crochet list.

It's a small decorative pouch that can be made in less than two hours, making it perfect when you want a satisfying project without spending days on it.

This pattern creates a sweet and practical pouch that can be used for gifts, storage, or simply as a pretty handmade accessory.

Why You'll Love This Crochet Drawstring Pouch

• There are many reasons to enjoy making this crochet sunflower drawstring pouch.
• Quick afternoon project - This pouch works up fairly quickly, making it a great project to complete in a relaxing afternoon.
• Beautiful design - The pouch features a a ring of 3D roses around the top edge of the pouch, creating a lovely bouquet look when drawn closed.
• Perfect for small gifts - The finished pouch is just the right size for holding small gifts like jewelry, sweets, or other little surprises.
• Customizable colors - You can easily change the yarn colors to match your style, your home décor, or seasonal themes.
• Great for craft fairs - Small crochet items like this are popular at markets because they are practical, affordable, and easy to gift.

Pattern Details

• Skill Level - Intermediate beginner
• Yarn Weight - #3 light worsted
• Hook Size - 4mm
• Finished Size - about 5 inches (12.5cm) in diameter and about 4.5 inches (11.5cm) tall
• Construction - low sew
• Time To Complete - Less than 2 hours

A Pretty Floral Crochet Design

One of the standout features of this pouch is the seven easy crochet roses that decorate the design. These simple roses add a soft, feminine look that makes the pouch feel special and unique.

The roses give the pouch a lovely spring-inspired style, but the pattern can easily be adapted with different colors to suit any season.

Soft pastels create a fresh spring look, while deeper colors can give the pouch a more classic feel.

Despite their beautiful appearance, the roses are easy to make and are a fun way to add texture and detail to the finished pouch.

Stitches Used

This rose drawstring pouch pattern uses only a few basic crochet stitches, making it perfect for beginners.

Stitches used:

• single crochet
• half double crochet (hdc)
• double crochet

Yarn and Hook Information

We used #3 light worsted acrylic yarn with about 12 wraps per inch and the recommended 4mm hook.

Sweet Drawstring with Leaf Details

The pouch closes with a crochet drawstring tie, which allows you to easily open and close the bag while keeping the contents secure.

At the ends of the drawstring are small crochet leaves, which tie the whole floral theme together.

These little leaf details create a cute finishing touch that complements the roses and makes the pouch feel well designed and complete.

Small details like this can make a simple project feel extra special.

A Great Scrap Yarn Project

This pattern is made with #3 light worsted yarn, making it perfect for using up leftover yarn from other projects.

If you enjoy stash-busting projects, this crochet pouch is a great opportunity to turn small amounts of yarn into something useful and beautiful.

You can experiment with different color combinations for the roses, leaves, and pouch body to create unique designs every time you make it.

Using scrap yarn also makes this project budget-friendly and a fun way to reduce yarn waste.

Suitable for Intermediate Beginners

Although the finished pouch looks decorative and detailed, the pattern itself is suitable for intermediate beginners.

If you are comfortable with basic crochet stitches and ready to try something slightly more detailed, this project is a great step forward.

The pattern keeps the construction simple while still giving you a finished piece that looks polished and impressive.

It's a wonderful way to build your confidence while creating something beautiful.

Perfect for Gifts and Craft Fairs

This small crochet pouch pattern is incredibly versatile. It can be used to store jewelry, small accessories, makeup items, craft supplies, or other little treasures.

Because the pouch works up quickly, it's also a fantastic option for handmade gifts for occasions like Mother's Day, valentines day, bridal showers and more.

For makers who sell their crochet items, this pattern is also ideal for craft fairs and handmade markets.

The quick make time means you can easily create multiple pouches in different colors, making them appealing to a wide range of customers.

A Quick and Easy Crochet Project

Overall, this crochet drawstring pouch with roses is an easy project that combines beauty, practicality, and a quick make time.

With its delicate floral details, sweet leaf-tipped drawstring, and compact size, it's a project that's both fun to crochet and lovely to use.

Whether you're looking for a quick spring crochet idea, a scrap yarn project, or a quick and easy gift, this crochet pouch pattern is a simple design you'll enjoy making again and again

What You Will Need

Yarn

#3 light (DK, light worsted, 8ply) yarn with about 12 WPI

• Color A, pale pink (pouch) - 55 yards (50 meters)
• Color B, green (leaves) - 14.2 yards (13 meters)
• Color C, light purple (roses) - 25 yards (23 meters)

Crochet Hook

• 4mm

Notions

• Scissors
• Yarn needle
• 2 stitch makers

Finished Size & Gauge

Finished Size - about 5 inches (12.5cm) in diameter and about 4.5 inches (11.5cm) tall

Gauge - Rnds 1-5 should measure about 5 inches (12.5cm) in diameter

Stitches and Abbreviations (US Terms)

• ch - chain stitch
• col - color
• dc - double crochet
• rnd - round
• rpt - repeat
• sc - single crochet
• sk - skip
• sl st - slip stitch
• sp/sps - space/spaces
• st/sts - stitch/stitches
• [] - at the end of a round indicates the number of stitches in that round.

Pouch Sides

Rnd 6 - ch2 (count as 1dc), 1dc in next 2-sts, *ch1, sk ch-1 sp, 1dc in next 3-sts, rpt from *14 times, ch1, sk ch-1 sp, sl st into top of ch-2 to join. [45dc, 15ch1]

Rnds 7-12 - same as rnd 6

Rnd 13 - same as rnd 6, then ch1, cut yarn, fasten off and weave in end.

Rnd 14, col B - slip stitch new col into any ch-1 sp, 1sc in same sp, ch4, *1sc in next ch-1 sp, ch4, rpt from * 14 times, sl st into 1^st sc to join. [15ch4, 15sc]

Rnd 15 - *(sl st, 1hdc, 1dc, ch3, sl st in 3^rd ch from hk, 1dc, 1hdc, sl st) in ch-4 sp, rpt from * 15 times, sl st into 1^st ch-4 sp to join, ch1, cut yarn fasten off, weave in ends.

Drawstring (make 1)

Row 1, col B - ch3, 1dc in 3^rd  ch from hk, ch2, sl st into 2^nd ch from hk, 1dc in same sp as 1^st dc, ch2, sl st into same sp as dc-sts, ch83, 1dc in 3^rd  ch from hk, ch2, sl st into 2^nd ch from hk, 1dc in same sp as 1^st dc, ch2, sl st into same sp as dc-sts, ch1 cut yarn, fasten off and weave in ends.

Weave drawstring into bag

• Working from the front of the pouch from right to left.
• Insert one end of the drawstring between any second and third double crochet stitch in round 13 of the pouch, pull the drawstring to the back of the of the stitches, then back to the front of the pouch in the chain 1 space.
• Weave the remaining drawstring in and out of the chain 1 spaces in round 13.
• When you come back to the last chain 1 space, don't bring the drawstring tie to the front in this space instead, bring it to the front between the first and second double crochet stitches just before the space where you started.
• Adjust the drawstring so that the ends are even on both sides.
• Weave in ends.

Roses (make 7)

Note: When making each flower start and end with long yarn tail - about 8 inches (20cm) long - these will be used to secure the rose to the pouch.

Foundation, col C - start with a long yarn tail, ch12.

Rnd 1 - 3hdc in 3^rd ch from hk, 3dc in next 7-sts, (2dc, 1hdc) in next st, (2hdc, 1sc) in last st, ch1, cut yarn, leave a long tail for sewing.

Finish rose

• Thread the yarn tail that comes from the single crochet stitch onto a needle.
• Adjust the rose coil into a loose rose shape you are happy with.
• Insert the needle through the back of the coil working through all layers, passing though several times to hold the coil in place.
• Once the shape is securely held in place, weave the needle to the other yarn tail, draw it up and knot the two ends together.
• Do not cut the tails just yet you will need these to attach the roses to the pouch.

Attach roses to pouch

• The flowers will be attached to the single crochet stitches made in round 14 (the first round of green).
• Use the double crochet stitches of round 13 where the drawstrings start and end as the center front of the bag.

• Count 3 single crochet stitches either side of the center front, mark each with a stitch marker.
• You should have two stitch markers evenly place from the center front, with 4 single crochet stitches between the marked stitches.

• Start with the first mark stitch on the left hand side and use the tail ends to tie one rose around the post of the single crochet stitch (knotting it to the inside of the pouch).  Thread the yarn tails onto a needle and weave the ends back into the rose, trim away the excess.

• Work your way around the pouch from left to right, skip the next single crochet stitch and attach a rose to the next single crochet stitch, repeat the steps until you have attached six roses, the sixth one going onto the second marked stitch.
• Secure that last rose at the top of the center double crochet stitch just above where the drawstrings sit at the center front, weave in ends and finish off as you did before.

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