Diamond waffle pouch

Diamond waffle crochet pouch pattern - easy to make

Diamond Waffle Pouch is a stylish and textured crochet pouch pattern that is perfect for organizing your small essentials. This is made with a diamond waffle stitch which I had a lot of fun making. You can keep stationery, cosmetics and even your crochet tools in it . This pattern will add a special touch to your handmade collection.

I had a single-color yarn that I accidentally ordered along with other yarns. When it was delivered, instead of returning it, I decided to use it to make a pouch with a special stitch, and it turned out to be absolutely beautiful! 😍
It is an easy level pattern.

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Materials -

Yarn-

Use any 100% cotton dk yarn. I suggest Tahki yarn which is similar to this yarn.

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Tahki yarn

Hook size -- 3.5 mm

measurement - 8×4 inches

Yarn used - 114 meters

Yarn gauge - 22 st = 13 ROWS in 10 cm

Scissor

Needle for weaving ends

Zipper

Stitch marker

Abbreviation-

ch- chain

Sl. St-slip stitch

sc. Single crochet

Dc- Double Crochet

tr- treble crochet

BLO= Back Loop only

Patter Details -

In this pattern, the diamond waffle stitch is used. If you're new to stitches, check out this tutorial.
You can also use linings in this pouch. If you don't do so, it doesn't matter as its texture is a little thick.

Pattern -

BASE -

Chain 47+1

Row 1) Start by making 45 single crochets (sc)

from the second chain after the hook. Then, make

2 single crochets in the last stitch. After that,

work single crochets on the underside of the

chain. Starting from the very first chain, make 45

single crochets, and in the last chain, make 2

single crochets. Your base is ready." You should

have 94 stitches in total.

NOTES:

"You need to keep in mind that while making the

base, after completing 47 single crochets (sc) for

the front row, you should place a stitch marker on

the 48th stitch. After making another 48 sc, place

a stitch marker on the very first stitch where you

started. Doing this will help you identify where the

front and back rows are starting."

You have to make the entire bag in the BACK

LOOP ONLY.

Now , start making rows-

Row 2) -

Chain 2 and count it as 1 stitch. This stitch will be the last stitch on the

back side of the bag. Now complete the entire row by making double crochet

(DC) stitches, and at the end, join with a slip stitch (SL ST) in the chain stitch.

Keep in mind that you need to have 47 stitches on the front side of the bag, but

only 46 stitches on the back side because 1 stitch has already been made with

the chain stitch.

Row 3 ) -

Now make 3 single crochets (SC). Then, skip 1 stitch in the 1st row and

make 1 front post treble crochet (FPTR) in the 2nd stitch, but do not complete

this stitch. Skip 3 more stitches in the 1st row and make another FPTR, and now

complete this stitch.

Next, make 3 more SC. Then, make 1 FPTR in the previous FPTR stitch. Before

completing this stitch, skip 3 stitches in the 1st row and make another FPTR. Now

complete the stitch.(See stitch photo tutorial)

Complete the front row of the bag in the same way. For the back row, follow

the instructions given in row 3 from the beginning.

Row 4)

Repeat row 2

Row 5)

Make 1 single crochet (SC), then make 1 front post treble crochet (FPTR)

by connecting it to the FPTR of the row below. Make 3 SC, then make 1 FPTR

(again connecting it to the FPTR of the row below). Without completing it, make

another FPTR (connecting it to the next FPTR of the row below). Now complete

this row.

Complete the front row of the bag in the same way. For the back row, follow

the instructions given in row 5 from the beginning.

Row 6-13)

repeat 4 and 5 rows.

Row 14-16)

make single crochets in every stitches.

F/o. Weave the end.

sew zipper.

DONE ✅

Customization -

If you want to make a smaller or bigger size than this then you will have to take its chain in multiples of four by adding 3 chains, for example If you want to make a small pouch then you have to take 40 (multiple of four) + 3 chains. If you want to make a big pouch then you have to take 48 (multiple of four) + 3 chains.

Along with this you have to take 1 chain additionally for the length of the row. This means if you want a small pouch then you have to take 40+3+1= 44 chains.

Pdf pattern -

If you want to take a printout of this, you can do so from here -

Ravelry

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