5 Crochet Phone Bag Patterns for Crossbody and Everyday Carry
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A small crochet bag needs to suit the phone you actually carry, including its case. These five patterns offer textured fabric, flap closures, a framed opening and adjustable sizing. Compare the listed materials and finishing details as well as the photograph: cord, aran yarn and finer cotton produce very different bags.
Pattern guide: Links go to the designers’ listings or websites. Photos are credited to their source. This is an editorial selection, not a tested-pattern review or sales ranking. Check current access and details before purchasing.
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1. Foryen Bag

A textured bag worked seamlessly in the round, with both a full-size crossbody and a phone-size version. The designer lists several yarn options and describes the project as suitable for adventurous beginners. Premade straps are recommended, with links for making your own. Choose this pattern when you want a structured everyday bag and flexibility over size.
Before you start: Optional lining is discussed through linked tutorials; a complete lining pattern is not included.
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2. Daisy Breeze Set

This set pairs a textured phone bag with a matching bucket hat. The bag has an envelope-style flap, a magnetic clasp, optional lining and a long crochet cord strap. Two strands of four-ply yarn create the main fabric, while finer cotton forms the floral details. The pattern includes charts, schematics and photo assembly guidance.
Before you start: This is an intermediate set; plan separately for the bag’s yarn and the hat if you make both.
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3. Cell Phone Bag with Frame

A metal frame gives this slim phone purse a defined opening and a more formal finish. The designer lists dimensions of approximately 19.5 × 11 × 1 cm, excluding the frame’s knobs. Supplies include a 10.5 cm square frame, sport-weight yarn and a 2.5 mm hook. The pattern provides photos and video links.
Before you start: Check the opening against your cased phone before buying hardware; exterior dimensions are not internal clearance.
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4. Easy Phone Bag

A minimalist crossbody pouch made with 3 mm braided cotton cord and a 6 mm hook. The listed sample is approximately 10 cm wide and 18 cm tall, with a 110 cm strap. Written US-term instructions and video support cover the design, including size adjustments. A button closure keeps the finish simple.
Before you start: Measure your preferred strap drop rather than assuming the sample length will fit everyone.
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5. Crochet Mobile Phone Bag

This aran-yarn phone bag is worked in continuous rounds and includes versions with and without a button closure. Angela’s listing specifies a 5 mm hook and approximately 75 g of yarn. The photo-supported pattern is written in UK terms with US conversions and includes guidance for adapting the size and yarn.
Before you start: A practical choice for confident beginners who want closure options and written adjustment guidance.
How to choose your project
Measure your cased phone’s height, width and thickness, including any camera surround or grip. Ask about the usable opening if your phone is close to a listed dimension. Try your preferred strap length with a tape measure over your usual clothes, and check hardware sizes before ordering supplies.
Frequently asked questions
Are the listed measurements guaranteed to fit my phone?
No. Finished exterior dimensions do not necessarily describe internal space. Check gauge, seams, closure and opening width.
Do all patterns include a lining?
No. Some provide instructions, some link to optional guidance, and others do not require one. Review the designer’s details.
Keep exploring our crochet phone case patterns with straps, or follow Crochet Pattern Nest on Pinterest for more inspiration.
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