This really is a great idea to start my "A Granny A Day" plan, so I began with a very excited feeling! The result is load of solid squares like this:
Then I joined them together in the way like this, put handles on, sewed lining and here is my complete bag:
Opened with the lining inside:
I think maybe you want to know how to make it, so I tried to write down what I have done in case you need, hope it's useful for you.
Instruction for the bag:
You need to make 24 motifs (6 motifs in one color), each motif is about 9.5-10cm.
Size F 3.75mm crochet hook.
Cotton yarn is for your choice, as long as it reaches your gauge.
A pair of bag handles: you can order from your local store.
- Motif pattern and instruction: you can find here (thanks Teresa).
- Joining to form a bag:
With wrong side facing, work a row of sc along edges, work each sc through front loops only on both edges. Dash lines on diagram are where motifs folded and joined to both front and back to form side and bottom seams.
Note: Do not join the outside edges of the top 4 motifs on both sides as this a bag opening.
With right side facing and your main color yarn, work sc in each stitch along the outside edges of the top motifs on the bag. Weave all ends.
21 comments:
you are very handy!
Beautiful! Thanks very!
I love the surprise purple lining! Great bag. :)
Yeah, thanks to your tutorial of sewing a lining I can make this one! I am so happy you love it!
Appreciate your kindness!
Thank you!
wow..tats a supercool bag.....n i liked te handle sooo much...
i hv been lukin for a bag pattern n i guess i found one here.. :)
btw..u hv gt a blog wit lootsa info...
do cm n visit my blog too wen u get time :)
http://ashes-in-the-rain.blogspot.com/
Thank you for visiting my blog and I am so glad it useful for you!
If you need anything more about this bag pattern please let me know :)
Will come to your blog right now, thanks for leaving the link!
dear..thk u soo much for ur encoutaging comments.....
luking forward to sharing crochet in te future... :)
what a pretty bag! Love the handles also :)
this is a beautiful bag! i found your blog from FutureGirl's blog. so now i'm a new follower. check out my blog when you have a chance.
http://daperfectmix.blogspot.com
Pearlin J: Thank you! Hope you enjoy your vist!
daperfectmix: Thanks for your comment! And thanks for following my blog. I am on your blog now and will take a tour!!! :)
dear.. how do you attach the lining to your bag..? i did a bag yesterday but i just sew them (the lining + the bag) together.. i don't really like the outcome, though.. can you explain..?
@Zie: How to attach the lining: place lining into the bag, and making a double hem at the top (to secure), pin in place (where you will put your handles in). Then sew the lining around the top edge, making sure you sew securely round the handle hoops.
You can learn more from futugirl's tutorials here:
http://www.futuregirl.com/craft_blog/2008/10/tutorial-sew-a-lining-into-a-crocheted-bag.aspx
Pls feel free to contact me if there's something unclear.
i've read the tutorial.. thank you... =)
This bag is very nice, so I take inspiration for my job. I've linked your blog in my post, I hope you don't mind. Also I know Teresa's blog ;).
Sorry about my English, it's not my first language: I'm italian! :)
Thank you!
I love, love, love the colors you chose! I've never attempted a granny square, but now I really want to so I can make one of these bags. Thanks for sharing!
You are a very talented lady :)) Your bags are beautiful:))
Thank you so much ladies! I'm glad you like it!
I have just learned to make solid crochet squares. This looks like great project. Thanks for sharing.
How much yarn did this take to make? I want to try this and I need to know how much to buy.
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