Plastic bags are everywhere and they can be very messy in your house! Are there always doubts: bend everything to save space or just put it in a drawer for you? Well, the craft can help you not only with decorating items, but also with organizing your surroundings. Today crocheting we have a pocket puller
So the crocheted bags can be great things at home and save space and avoid unnecessary clutter. That’s why we’ve put together 60 pictures, tips and some step-by-step instructions in this post to inspire you and help you choose the one that’s right for you and your environment.
Pay special attention to these details of the crochet work:
- Different Shapes and Sizes : The cylindrical shape is not a basic feature. After all, the bag puller only needs to be able to store bags. Use creativity and think of other interesting formats.
- A Guide : For those who are learning to work with crochet or prefer to work with guides, a great tip is to use a guide to help with size and format. It is very common for people to use PET bottles for this purpose. They have a shape very close to the classic and can be used later to ensure the structure of the squeegee even when it is emptier.
- The colors to match your home : There are a variety of crochet lines, from the thinnest to the thickest, with different colors that can even be lost in the craft stores. Choose the one that best suits your environment, from the most neutral to the most colorful and vibrant.
Now let’s go to the pictures!
Figure 1 – Simple and elegant crochet pull bag.
The pull bags are simply cylindrical in shape and even those learning their first points can dare to make one. But to add a little more personality, how about an accessory like a tie for him?
Image 2 – Bag-crochet bag in string in basket format.
A super interesting format for you who want something more neutral in your environment!
Figure 3 – Bicolor and with the application of flowers.
The flowers appear several times in this post, formed along with the sack or even applied afterwards.
Image 4 – Owl-shaped crochet bag.
Some animals are pretty referenced when it comes to pull-bag or kitchen decor. One is the owl, which is given a special finish with its characteristic ears, eyes and beak.
Figure 5 – Crocheted pocket fish without water.
Another animal with many references in the searches on the pull-sacks. The great thing is that it comes very close to the classic format.
Picture 6 – Friendly carrot pulls sack.
Some excavators are designed with specific colors to camouflage yourself around the area, but a great idea is to use them to show off their skills in crochet and grab everyone’s attention, like this smiling carrot!
Image 7 – Simple and discreet crochet bag.
For those who prefer something that is reduced in size and can be “hidden” behind the door, a clearer and neutral color is worth it.
Image 8 – Mermaid Tail Pull Bag.
Another fun example with the format.
Image 9 – Pull string bag with intricate stitches.
Well, if you’re already an expert in crocheting and prefer the more intricate compositions, take a look at this model. The quality of the points attracts attention as the color gives a more neutral and clean air.
Image 10 – Pull the crochet bag on the hanger.
Another way to get out of the traditional format! By the way, this pocket puller can also be used as an accessory for other items and accessories in the closet.
Figure 11 – Crochet bag with graphic or open stitch.
The more open points create niches to see how the amount of bags go in.
Picture 12 – Another application example with flowers.
Figure 13 – Colored crocheted crochet bag with mixed line.
But if you prefer something with simple dots and a bold color, think of the most vibrant and even mix of colors.
Image 14 – White flowers.
By inverting the neutral background samples with colorful flowers.
Image 15 – Flowers of all kinds.
This type of flower is made right in the construction of the crochet cylinder.
Picture 16 – Thimble.
Adds a playful and fun tone to the packaging and adds to the traditional format, a super cute little fox and full of personality.
Figure 17 – Wings bag Cumbuca.
Another special and inspired way to get into the simplest things we have – cumbucas or bowls.
Image 18 – Easy and colorful crochet.
Another example of a simple shooter with more difficult points. But don’t give off the lively color, think of your favor!
Picture 19 – Sack-bags of colored fish.
Mixing white with more vibrant and eye-catching colors.
Image 20 – Use of fabric letters.
The pull bag can also be used for other things, especially children. A letter application will allow you to find out what’s inside and still enjoy the environment.
Image 21 – Camouflaged crochet pulls.
For the savvy in the art of crocheting, here’s a great tip – think of paths that completely escape the traditional pull bag and that can still work well as decoration.
Picture 22 – Applied keys.
If you think your pouch is too simple, apply it. Buttons, brooches, even sequins can work just fine!
Image 23 – Crocheted crochet bag.
The transparent PET bottle can be your best friend when it comes to shaping your pouch. It gives it structure and yet allows an alternative side opening beyond the classic at the ends.
Image 24 – Daisies on the wine background.
Another example of uses with flowers.
Image 25 – How to make a crochet puller with a different clasp.
There are several websites and blogs on crochet that will teach you step by step some of the models presented here.
Image 26 – Crocheted crocheted niches.
Another flowery puller, but this time with small flowers in niches, like in a vertical garden.
Figure 27 – Simple crochet with different stitches.
Picture 28 – Pull bag with stripes of flowers.
Figure 29 – Pull-sack snowflake.
The cool thing about crochet and needlework in general is that you can use these techniques to make things useful for you and your house and still have your favorite subjects!
Figure 30 – Owl Pull-Bag.
Another example of a super cute and useful owl for your kitchen.
Figure 31 – Pull-bag of simple cord.
Although there are several colorful examples and different characters, the more traditional items are timeless and by betting on the neutrals this bag puller can become a classic item in your house!
Figure 32 – Step-by-step crocheted bag – flowerpot pulls bag!
Image 33 – Funny crochet bag.
Craftsmanship has several ways to make things fun or playful. Sometimes the mere use of mobile eyes makes everything different and fun.
Image 34 – Crochet bag with flowers for those who get into the craftsmanship.
Image 35 – Different crochet handles.
Picture 36 – Bee-eater.
Another interesting animal that the format refers to.
Picture 37 – Ambiguous bagpipes for owls.
Image 38 – Pouf-Pouch or cast whatever you want for the kitchen.
How about completely changing the conventional structure and the points and using a network format? Take advantage of not hiding what you have in it and even use it to store other items.
Picture 39 – Pulling the ballerina.
For those who don’t want something too simple, a few more elements can turn your bag into a character for your kitchen.
Figure 40 – Pulling a simple and empty sack.
Image 41 – Pull bag with simple stitch in crochet.
Photo 42 – Mini pull bag for walking on the street with your pets.
Pullers aren’t just for large market bags, but for any type that needs a niche. This makes us think straight into the little pockets to collect the subject of their animals at the time of the tour.
Figure 43 – Pull pocket with line.
Crochet can be done with a variety of threads and threads, from the thinnest to the smallest, even the thickest needles that can be made with your arms!
Image 44 – Mixing bag with pull crochet.
Picture 45 – Vase with artificial flowers.
Picture 46 – Dona Ratinha pull bag.
How about a completely different and unusual character in the form of an idiot? Use all of your creativity and crochet skills to make them!
Picture 47 – The colors of the flowers vary.
Image 48 – Combines cool colors.
We almost always think of warm colors like yellow, orange, pink and red to color the flowers, especially to give the house the spring vibe. But here’s an example of how the colder blooms work very well with the green leaves and the neutrality of white.
Picture 49 – The stripes of your choice.
Picture 50 – Pussy pouches of the mixed cat line.
Another very interesting beast to use to format a shooter.
Figure 51 – Children’s bag
Another colorful example with applications for a playful mood.
Picture 52 – Stripes of different crochet stitches.
Figure 53 – Strawberry pull-bag.
In addition to the animals, which are super cute as a shooter, also think of your favorite berries!
Picture 54 – Colored tube.
Picture 55 – Light colors and simple point for a more neutral composition.
Picture 56 – Pull sack fish with kitchen set.
An inspiration not only for pull sacks but also a full kitchen if you are a big fan of crochet decor.
Picture 57 – Almost a rainbow.
Picture 58 – Colorful owl.
Picture 59 – Come on bag, your next favorite monster.
Another tip for crocheting, knitting or even sewing experts. Turn everyday items into super cute and fun characters for your home!
Image 60 – Black, white and chevron printing for a neutral and modern home.
How to do crochet puller step by step
