Bring some excitement to your game night with our Lucky Dice Game Bag Crochet Pattern!

The pattern is easy to follow, perfect for those who are just starting to venture beyond the basics of crocheting. The finished product not only serves as an adorable accessory during game nights but also functions as a practical bag for safely stowing your dice or any small items.

An illustrative step by step crochet tutorial will guide you in creating a cute drawstring bag designed like a pack of dice. You will make six dice-patterned squares and six solid colored squares using #4 worsted weight yarn, a 5.00 mm hook and about 255 yards in total. The edges are then attached easily with a single crochet stitch, yielding a charming drawstring bag.

Get ready to level up your crochet game with this enjoyable project!

The premium PDF pattern includes a beautifully formatted, easy-to-read written pattern. It also features several step-by-step pictures in the tutorial section along with a graph for each dice.

You can find the Lucky Dice Game Bag pattern free on my blog: SASSySpecialtyShoppe.com

MATERIALS NEEDED:

• Worsted weight, (#4) yarn - Designed with I Love This Yarn from Hobby Lobby
• 255 yards: Color A (White) = Dice/Cord- 68 yards, Color B (Black) = pips & solid color blocks/top section - 187 yards
• 5.00 mm (H) hook
• Yarn needle
• Scissors

SKILL LEVEL & NOTES:

• Advanced beginner pattern.
• Written in US crochet terms.
• Finished size = 10” tall x 11.5” wide.

This pattern has been tested by talented testers and tech edited but, please let me know if you find any errors or if you have any questions. I will do my very best to answer any questions that you may have.

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