A model wearing the mushroom bag across her body, stood in front of a grey stone wall, filled with fruit and veg. There is a celery sticking out the top of the bag.
The mushroom bag is sat on a wooden chair outside. The bag is as wide as the chair and you can see the 3 mushrooms across the middle. The green celery is sticking out the top.
The mushroom bag is sat on a oak wooden chair. It is open and inside you can see 2 natural mesh produce bags filled with veg and a green celery on the right hand side.
A close up photo of one of the mushrooms on the bag. Behind the mushroom the green of the celery is visible through the open stitch.
Tina is stood in the woods with the mushroom bag across her body with the bulk at her back. 3 crocheted mushrooms create a line across the middle of the bag.
The mushroom bag is sat on a pine needled forest floor. A birds eye view of the inside of the bag with mushrooms inside. There is a range of orange, white and brown coloured mushrooms of all sizes.
Tina is stood at the side of the road looking out into the woods. The mushroom bag is across her body with the bulk behind her. 3 crocheted mushrooms create a line in the middle of the bag.
The mushroom bag is sat on a white background with autumnal leaves, acorns and dried flowers scattered around it. The 3 mushrooms can be seen more clearly here. The strap is about 2 inches wide.
A close up of two crocheted mushrooms along one side of the bag. In between the mushrooms is an open stitch pattern. The mushrooms on the bag are clearly defined amongst the other stitches.
Looking inside the mushroom bag, there are 4 bright orange mushrooms. There are small holes in the bag which is making small dots of evening light on the mushrooms and the inside of the bag.
A close up photo of one of the mushrooms crocheted into the bag. It has a rounded top with a straight edge underneath and a stem which is narrower at the top than the bottom.
The bag is hanging from a hook against an off white wall to the right of the photo and on the left there is black text which reads "Very spacious messenger style bag that can be used for anything".
A model wearing the mushroom bag across her body, stood in front of a grey stone wall, filled with fruit and veg. There is a celery sticking out the top of the bag.
The mushroom bag is sat on a wooden chair outside. The bag is as wide as the chair and you can see the 3 mushrooms across the middle. The green celery is sticking out the top.
The mushroom bag is sat on a oak wooden chair. It is open and inside you can see 2 natural mesh produce bags filled with veg and a green celery on the right hand side.
A close up photo of one of the mushrooms on the bag. Behind the mushroom the green of the celery is visible through the open stitch.
Tina is stood in the woods with the mushroom bag across her body with the bulk at her back. 3 crocheted mushrooms create a line across the middle of the bag.
The mushroom bag is sat on a pine needled forest floor. A birds eye view of the inside of the bag with mushrooms inside. There is a range of orange, white and brown coloured mushrooms of all sizes.
Tina is stood at the side of the road looking out into the woods. The mushroom bag is across her body with the bulk behind her. 3 crocheted mushrooms create a line in the middle of the bag.
The mushroom bag is sat on a white background with autumnal leaves, acorns and dried flowers scattered around it. The 3 mushrooms can be seen more clearly here. The strap is about 2 inches wide.
A close up of two crocheted mushrooms along one side of the bag. In between the mushrooms is an open stitch pattern. The mushrooms on the bag are clearly defined amongst the other stitches.
Looking inside the mushroom bag, there are 4 bright orange mushrooms. There are small holes in the bag which is making small dots of evening light on the mushrooms and the inside of the bag.
A close up photo of one of the mushrooms crocheted into the bag. It has a rounded top with a straight edge underneath and a stem which is narrower at the top than the bottom.
The bag is hanging from a hook against an off white wall to the right of the photo and on the left there is black text which reads "Very spacious messenger style bag that can be used for anything".

Mushroom Bag Crochet Pattern

€5.50

This crochet pattern was designed as a mushroom foraging bag but honestly it can be any kind of bag you like :). It could be your new food shopping bag or even a large handbag if you add in a liner. I have designed it using 100% hemp yarn in DK or you can use something similar.

The pattern is written in English and you will receive a PDF that contains two versions, one in U.S. crochet terms and one in U.K. terms. It includes plenty of photos to help you on your way and full descriptions of each stitch used.

Skill level: Intermediate

Yarn needed: DK weight

This crochet pattern was designed as a mushroom foraging bag but honestly it can be any kind of bag you like :). It could be your new food shopping bag or even a large handbag if you add in a liner. I have designed it using 100% hemp yarn in DK or you can use something similar.

The pattern is written in English and you will receive a PDF that contains two versions, one in U.S. crochet terms and one in U.K. terms. It includes plenty of photos to help you on your way and full descriptions of each stitch used.

Skill level: Intermediate

Yarn needed: DK weight

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The design is intentional to have plenty of gaps so that if you’re out foraging mushrooms, the spores of the mushrooms and any soil continue to fall to the ground whilst you carry the bag around.

Measurements - One size but you can adjust the handle to be longer or shorter.
Height: 7” / 18cm approx
Width: 16.5” / 42cm approx
Depth: 6” / 15cm approx
Handle Length: 25” / 62cm approx

Gauge: 15 (Treble Crochet/U.S. Double Crochet) and 7.5 rows over 10cm (4”)

You will need the following:
• 400g/360 yards of 100% European Organic Hemp yarn in DK weight or see alternatives below.
• 4.5mm / 7 / US7
• Scissors
• Darning/Tapestry Needle
• Stitch Marker

Other Yarn Recommendations
Here are some alternative yarns that I think would work really well.


© Pattern Copyright
Please be a good human and don’t copy, redistribute or sell this pattern or the pictures within it in any way. You are welcome to sell your finished Mushroom Bags but I ask that it be credited as a byGoldenberry design. Thank you.