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Organize your space with a simple crochet plastic bag holder that you can make in a day! Pick one that matches your kitchen.
Making your kitchen look clean is a never-ending hassle. Add a simple crochet plastic bag holder on a hook to make this slightly easier.
Crochet Plastic Bag Holder Ideas to Try
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Essentials You’ll Need
- Crochet hook
- Assorted leftover yarn
- Tapestry needle
- Stitch markers
- Measuring tape
- Colorful yarns
- Crochet Kit for Beginners
1. Tiered Crochet Pattern
If you know how to crochet, then add to your kitchen or the pantry a crochet hanger for all your plastic bags. Made with puff stitches in tiered patterns, this burnt-orange design has a loop with an adjustable size. You can hang it on a doorknob as well!
2. Lacy Crochet Bag Holder
Store your grocery bags in a crochet holder that can be hung on the wall. Use some cotton yarn in beige with pretty laces in blue, white, or any of your preferred colors. Add a loopy handle on top and hang it anywhere you want!
3. Open Crochet Textured Bag Pattern
Do you ever open a cabinet in your kitchen and all the plastic bags come falling out? Stitch with a yarn ball and your crochet hook a reusable bag storage holder. You can take out a packet from in between with this open pattern!
4. White Puffy Crochet Bag
On the back of your kitchen door, hang a crochet bag with an open mouth at the top and an opening at the bottom too. This pattern from A Crafty Concept has puffy stitches all over it. Paired with a seashell organizer, keep all your essentials in place!
5. Grey Plastic Bag Holder
Looking for something simple? Then this beginner-friendly crochet pattern from The Unraveled Mitten could be your next crochet project. Decorate the top with brown yarn and add a handle so you can hang it in your kitchen or pantry!
6. Floral Crochet Bag
Look at these pretty crochet stitches. Daysack made a normal plastic bag holder prettier with a floral mesh pattern. If you want more ideas, a bottle holder can be your next project!
Here is the Lion Brand Comfy Cotton Blend yarn that you can use.
7. Blue Puff Stitches Pattern
Don’t these intricate puff stitches look like small flowers? Decorate your home with pretty coasters and a hanger in your kitchen that can store all your plastic bags from your grocery runs. In a couple of hours, you can have this design by Desert Blossom Crafts on your table.
Get this Shine Sport Circulo Yarn for this project.
8. Floral Crochet Bag Hanger
Isn’t that little daisy crochet a super cute look for your kitchen door? Yarnspirations has made this plastic bag holder with two colors blending with an appliqué flower and green vine. Make your kitchen decor prettier with a matching tissue holder.
Bernat Handicrafter Cotton yarn is suggested for making this design.
9. Yellow Open Crochet Bag
Add a bright crochet bag to your kitchen to organize your plastic bags. Attached to a braided thin string that works as a handle, this pattern is by Heart Hook Home. Made with single and double crochet stitches. You can make these floral ties after this project.
Add this Dishie Cotton Yarn to your collection for this design.
10. Crochet Chicken Bag Holder
Now, isn’t this upside-down crochet chicken one of the funniest? Make this pattern by following the instructions from Stringy Ding Ding. Try these animal pouches, and you’ll have the prettiest and most practical crochet designs!
11. Plastic Bag Monster Pattern
Make your kid’s favorite monster with colorful stripes covering it. Get the complete pattern from Ravelry to make these small dangling hands and legs. Aren’t the big eyes with small horns a really interesting look?
This Super Saver pack from the Red Heart brand can be used for this pattern.
12. Opossum Bag Holder
Now, here’s another interesting thing to have in your kitchen. On a high shelf or cabinet, hang an upside-down opossum, while storing all your plastic bags. You can follow the simple steps on Ravelry to have this cool crochet dispensing your bags.
13. Crochet Plastic Bag Holder
Simple chain stitches come together to make this green plastic bag holder. A Crocheted Simplicity used single stitches to create these small diamond patterns all over the bag holder.
Here is the Lion Brand Cotton yarn that you can use for this pattern.
14. Fish Crochet Pattern
For all animal lovers, here is a colorful fish pattern. This upside-down design from Ravelry can be used as a decorative piece while it dispenses your plastic bags from its mouth. Look at the pretty, colorful gills and the big eyes; isn’t that interesting?
15. Pink Lacy Crochet Pattern
All you need is some advanced beginner crochet knowledge to have this lacy pattern in your kitchen. Crocheted in rectangles, this pattern from Ravelry can easily be made in a single sitting. You can also use the open stitches to take out a plastic bag for the middle.
16. Long Crochet Plastic Bag Holder
Do you have a huge collection? Then you’ll need a bigger pattern. Like this spiraling design from Ravelry that has a lot of space and can store a large number of those plastic bags that keep falling on the floor.
Having a clean and organized kitchen is easy with a crochet bag hanging on your doorknob, cabinet handle, or even on a wall. So pick up your crochet kit and arrange your kitchen today!