Best Easy Crochet Croissant Pouches Free Crochet Pattern

Are you looking for the absolute best free pattern for a crochet croissant pouches? You have come to the perfect place! We have found this top-rated, incredibly easy crochet design that is guaranteed to be a huge hit. Whether you want a quick weekend project or a beautiful handmade gift, this pattern is fun, straightforward, and looks absolutely stunning when finished. Grab your softest yarn and let’s get started on your new favorite project!

Materials Needed

  • Cotton(5ply) , Acrylic, or Sport in Light Brown (or any color of your preference)
  • 3mm crochet hook
  • button or snap buttons
  • stitch markers, darning needle, pins and scissors

Crochet Abbreviations

  • R – round/row
  • Ch – chain
  • st – stitch
  • sc – single crochet
  • inc – increase
  • dec – decrease
  • hdc – half double crochet
  • slst – slip stitch
  • *- repeat
  • [] – total stitch count in each round/row

Do not miss out any details! Open this video as you crochet along to make the process more effective and time-saving.

Body

Start with a slip knot and make 25ch.

R1 Starting from the 3rd ch from the hook, 1hdc inc, 21hdc, 4hdc (in the last ch), 21hdc, 1hdc inc, 1slst (into the 1st hdc) [50]

R1 Ch1, 1hdc, 1hdc inc, 21hdc, (1hdc, 1hdc inc) *2, 22hdc, 1hdc inc, 1slst [54]

R3-R10 Ch1, 54hdc, 1slst (8 rounds) [54]

  • Watch how to make the folds in R11 in this part of the tutorial!

R11 Ch1, 5sc, (skip 2sc, 2sc together, skip 4sc, 3sc,) *3, 16sc, 1slst [36]

  • Cut the yarn and weave in the ends.

Flap

  • Starting from the second last sc of R11 of the body, crochet from right to left!

R1 Ch1, 13sc [13]

R2-R5 Ch1 & Turn, 13sc (4 rows) [13]

R6 Ch1 & Turn, 1dec, 9sc, 1dec [11]

R7 Ch1 & Turn, 1dec, 7sc, 1dec [9]

Edging: 7sc on the 1st side, 9sc on the 2nd side or R7, 7sc on the 3rd side [23]

  • Sew the snap buttons on the body and on inner side of the flap.

Alternative way to make R7 to leave buttonhole

R7 Ch1 & Turn, 1dec, 2sc, skip 3 sc, 4ch (here, adjust the buttonhole depending on the size of your button), 2sc, 1dec

Edging: 7sc on the 1st side, (3sc, 1sc on each ch, 3sc) on the 2nd side or R7, 7sc on the 3rd side

  • Sew the button on the body of the pouch.
  • Watch this part of the tutorial to see how to crochet along the sides of the flap.
  • Cut the yarn and weave in the ends.

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