V-Stitch Soap Sack Crochet Pattern (Free Pattern + Tutorial!)
- Tiffany
- 3 days ago
- 3 min read
If you’re looking for a quick, practical crochet project that works up beautifully every single time, this V-Stitch Soap Sack is such a fun one to make. It’s a perfect stash buster, it looks cute in any yarn, and it’s super useful whether you’re keeping it, gifting it, or donating it.
You can make one in under an hour, and the simple repeat makes it a great project for advanced beginners who want something relaxing but still a little more interesting than just single crochet.
Why You’ll Love This Pattern
It’s fast — easy to whip up a few in an evening.
It’s practical — great for everyday use in the shower or bath.
It’s giftable — pair with a handmade bar of soap or a favorite scent.
It’s charity-friendly — this is an awesome donation project for the Soap Sack Campaign with the S.A.C.K. Foundation.
It’s a stash buster — perfect for leftover cotton or soft acrylic yarn.
Materials Used in My Tutorial
Herrschners Willow Yarns Meadow (Size 4) — color: Taupe
H/8 (5.00mm) crochet hook
Yarn needle
Embroidery scissors
LYKKE Pendel (optional, to pull yarn from the outside of the skein)
You can absolutely use cotton yarns like Lily’s Sugar ’n Cream as well — your finished height will just be a bit longer depending on the yarn.
Finished Dimensions
With Willow Yarns Meadow: 4.5" wide x 5" tall
With Lily’s Sugar’n Cream: 4.5" wide x 6" tall
Video Tutorial -
Stitch Abbreviations (US Terms)
ch = chain
dc = double crochet
sl st = slip stitch
sk = skip
st(s) = stitch(es)
V-Stitch Soap Sack Pattern
Chain 14
Rnd 1:
Dc in the 3rd ch from the hook, dc in each ch across. In the last ch, work 2 dc. Rotate so you can work along the opposite side of the foundation chain. Dc in each st to the end. (24 sts total)
Rnd 2:
Ch 3 (counts as first dc). Dc in the first st (this creates your first V-stitch). Sk next st, 2 dc in the next st; repeat from * around. Sl st into the 3rd ch of beginning ch 3. (Total 13 V-sts)
Rnd 3:
Ch 3 (counts as first dc). Dc between the first 2 stitches of the round below. Make 2 dc between each V-stitch from the row below. Each 2-dc group is a V-stitch.
Rnds 4–9:
Repeat Rnd 3.
Rnd 10:
Ch 3 (counts as first dc).Sk next st, dc in next st; repeat from * around. Sl st into the top ch of beginning ch 3 to close.
Tie off, leaving a long tail to weave in ends.
Strap
Ch 50. Tie off, leaving a long tail.
Weave the strap in and out of the ch-1 spaces from Rnd 10, making sure both ends come out of the same side of the soap sack. Tie the two ends together, weave in the tails, and rotate the strap so the knot is hidden inside the sack.
Weave in remaining ends and your project is complete!
About the S.A.C.K. Foundation (Soap Sacks for Charity)
The S.A.C.K. Foundation (Support a Community with Kindness) provides handmade soap sacks filled with bars of soap to shelters, crisis centers, and community programs across the country. These small, handmade pouches offer both practicality and comfort to people in need.
Crocheting soap sacks is a simple and meaningful way to give back. Whether you make one or a whole stack, each one makes a difference.
visit: soapsacks.com for more information.
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