Dew Drop Pouch, free Tunisian crochet pouch pattern

If you’re looking for the perfect pouch for your makeup, crochet hooks and notions and other fun treats, look no further than the Dew Drop Pouch, available for free as a tunisian crochet pouch pattern.

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About this Tunisian crochet pouch

Made using DK yarn and measuring 8 by 5.5 inches, the Dew Drop pouch is convenient to carry and very practical for your daily life! You can use it to store your stationary, cosmetics, cell phone and my favourite, crochet hooks and notions.

The added lining and zipper makes the Dew Drop Pouch perfect whether you’re going for a party, business trip or even travelling. Moreover, it’s not only a good choice for you but for friends and family as a gift.

Dew Drop Crochet Pouch Pattern

Skill Level:  Advanced Beginner

Materials:

• 6 mm Tunisian crochet hook. I love this set from KnitPro. They’re smooth, gorgeous and the pointed head makes it easier to pick up stitches.
• DK yarn in the colours:
  • Cream (A)- 30 yards
  • Grey (B)- 30 yards
  • Mustard(C)- 40 yards

• Cotton material for lining
• 8” zipper
• Stitch markers
• Scissors
• Darning needle

Stitches and terms used:

• Ch= chain
• St(s)= stitch(es)
• Tss= Tunisian simple stitch
• Tps= Tunisian purl stitch
• Rpt= repeat
• Lts= last Tunisian stitch: Insert your hook under both loops of the last st on the forward pass and complete as for Tss
• RetP= return pass: Ch 1, (yarn over, pull through 2 loops) repeat across

Gauge: 8 sts & 7 rows in tss = 2”

Size: Using the materials and instructions, final measurements of the Dew Drop Pouch is 8” by 5.5”

Yarn alternatives:

• Any DK, Size #3, 8 ply or light worsted weight yarn

Notes:

• Read through the pattern before starting your work just to be sure you don’t have any questions that might cause frustration while working on the project.
• This is a Tunisian crochet pattern. If you are unfamiliar with the terms used or need refresher, please visit Honeycomb Stitch tutorial, Tss tutorial and Tps tutorial.
• Repeating sections within the rounds are shown in round () brackets followed by the number of times they are repeated e.g. (TssC, TpsC) 6 times means the sequence in the brackets must be repeated a total of 6 times using yarn in colour C.
• Stitch totals are not indicated. This is because the piece is a rectangle thus the stitch total stays the same.
• Row 3: (TssB) 22 times, (TpsC, TssC)… means that row 3 Begins in Colour B where as Row 5: (TssA) 21 times, (TssC, TpsC)… means that Row 5 begins in Colour A. Colour C is worked towards the end of the row.
• Colour changes are either worked in the middle of your work or at the end of the Return Pass (RetP).
  • If in the middle, once you have one loop left of the old colour, continue the RetP in the new colour as shown below

• If at the end of the RetP, join in the new colour in the last 2 loops of the final stitch as shown below

• A lining is added to the complete pouch.
• You can choose to either work with a straight or a corded tunisian hook. Both work fine for this pattern.

Pattern:

Row 1: With A and 6 mm tunisian crochet hook, ch 32. Pull up a loop in the back bump of the 2^nd ch from hook and in each ch across the row, RetP

Row 2: (TssA) 23 times, (TpsC, TssC) 4 times, LtsC. RetP
Row 3: (TssB) 22 times, (TpsC, TssC) 4 times, TpsC1, LtsC. RetP
Row 4: (TssB) 21 times, (TpsC, TssC) 5 times, LtsC. RetP
Row 5: (TssA) 21 times, (TssC, TpsC) 5 times, LtsC. RetP
Row 6: (TssA) 20 times, (TssC, TpsC) 5 times, TssC1, LtsC. RetP
Row 7: (TssB) 19 times, (TssC, TpsC) 6 times, LtsC. RetP
Row 8: (TssB) 18 times, (TssC, TpsC) 6 times, TssC1, LtsC. RetP
Row 9: (TssA) 18 times, (TpsC, TssC) 6 times, TpsC, LtsC. RetP
Row 10: (TssA) 19 times, (TpsC, TssC) 6 times, LtsC. RetP

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Row 11: (TssB) 20 times, (TpsC, TssC) 5 times, TpsC, LtsC. RetP
Row 12: (TssB) 21 times, (TpsC, TssC) 5 times, LtsC. RetP
Row 13: (TssA) 21 times, (TssC, TpsC) 5 times, LtsC. RetP
Row 14: (TssA) 20 times, (TssC, TpsC) 5 times, TssC, LtsC. RetP
Row 15: (TssB) 19 times, (TssC, TpsC) 6 times, LtsC. RetP
Row 16: (TssB) 18 times, (TssC, TpsC) 6 times, TssC, LtsC. RetP
Row 17: (TssA) 18 times, (TpsC, TssC) 6 times, TpsC, LtsC. RetP  
Row 18: (TssA) 17 times, (TpsC, TssC) 7 times, LtsC. RetP
Row 19: (TssB) 16 times, (TpsC, TssC) 7 times, TpsC, LtsC. RetP
Row 20: (TssB) 15 times, (TpsC, TssC) 8 times, LtsC. RetP

Row 21: (TssA) 15 times, (TssC, TpsC) 8 times, LtsC. RetP
Row 22: (TssA) 16 times, (TssC, TpsC) 7 times, TssC, LtsC. RetP
Row 23: (TssB) 17 times, (TssC, TpsC) 7 times, LtsC. RetP
Row 24: (TssB) 18 times, (TssC, TpsC) 6 times, TssC, LtsC. RetP
Row 25: (TssA) 18 times, (TpsC, TssC) 6 times, TpsC, LtsC. RetP
Row 26: (TssA) 19 times, (TpsC, TssC) 6 times , LtsC. RetP
Row 27: (TssB) 20 times, (TpsC, TssC) 5 times, TpsC, LtsC. RetP
Row 28: (TssB) 21 times, (TpsC, TssC) 5 times, LtsC. RetP
Row 29: (TssA) 21 times, (TssC, TpsC) 5 times, LtsC. RetP
* Row 30: (TssA) 22 times, (TssC, TpsC) 4 times, TssC, LtsC. RetP

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Row 31: (TssB) 23 times, (TssC, TpsC) 4 times, LtsC. RetP
Row 32: (TssB) 23 times, (TpsC, TssC) 4 times, LtsC. RetP
Row 33: (TssA) 22 times, (TpsC, TssC) 4 times, TpsC, LtsC. RetP
Row 34: (TssA) 21 times, (TpsC, TssC) 5 times, LtsC. RetP
Row 35: (TssB) 21 times, (TssC, TpsC) 5 times, LtsC. RetP
Row 36: (TssB) 21 times, (TpsC, TssC) 5 times, LtsC. RetP
Row 37: (TssA) 20 times, (TpsC, TssC) 5 times, TpsC, LtsC. RetP
Row 38: (TssA) 31 times, LtsA. RetP

Row 39: Bind off using sl sts. Fasten off and weave in your ends.

Finishing:

1. Block out your piece. This is an optional step but it makes it easier to sew the zipper.
2. Fold your piece in half with the right sides facing each other and sew the two opposite edges closed using whip stitch method starting at the top.

When you get to the last stitch, pinch your piece as shown below and sew across. This with give the pouch a small base one finished.

From here, follow my tutorial on how to sew a zipper to a crochet bag and attach lining

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