Easy Crochet Tutorial for Ripple Handbag _ Free Pattern. Anyone else obsessing about bags lately?
I know I am, especially since I got a bunch of ribbon yarn and I have no idea on what to use it except for bags. So...since starting a puff stitch flower bag I posted on my Facebook page is a bit too hard for me I kinda love the challenge to try and make this type of ripple bag that seems a lot easier to pull through. Basically the pattern calls for constant increase using a Vstitch or if you want to put it otherwise 2 double crochet in the same stitch. Also keep in mind you can make the upper trim edge as thick as you want and if you want a wider bottom make sure you increase the numbers of rows in the middle section of the pattern.
Please print the chart to view it better or simply download the picture and increase the view. The bags are not made by me . I hope you like this post . Xoxo Eva PS: The patten is taken from picassa and it was scanned and shared by somebody else. Rainbow Happy Fun Pouch - moogly. TUTORIAL: LINING A CROCHETED BAG… « while they play… Lining a crocheted bag: Write down the width and add 1/2″ for (2) 1/4″ seam allowances. example: width is 8″+ 1/2″ = 8.5″ Write down the height and multiply by 2. example: height is 6″ X 2 =12″.
Now, add 1″ for (2) 1/2″ folds. example: 12″ + 1″ =13″. Now make your cuts… Set aside and use the following formula for your pocket. For example: for a 5″W by 3″ H pocket…. 5″ + 1/2″ (2) 1/4″ seam allowances.width: 5.5″. 3″ X 2 = 6″ + .5″ (2) 1/4″ seam allowances.height: 6.5″. Now, make your cuts… Lay fabric down wrong side facing up.Create 1/2″ folds in both the top and the bottom of the piece and press with an iron. Now, sew the folds down using a 1/4″ seam allowance. Set aside.MAKE YOUR POCKET… Fold the piece in half, right sides facing and press with iron. Sew around the edges using a 1/4″ seam allowance, leaving a space of about 2″ in the top center. Pull the pocket right side out and press with iron…. Pin pocket to bag lining, so that the opening of the pocket is at the bottom… Press the side seams open….
Bags & Purses - Learn how-to crochet with bobwilson123. Crochet Purse. Crochet Hobo Bag. I saw this bag and it totally drove me crazy!
For days! Can you imagine? As alluring as it could be, I had to restrain myself from placing another order to Knitpicks. They have some really wonderful wool yarns that are so soft and easy to crochet. I placed my first and only order of Wool of the Andes chunky and was very delighted at the quality as well as the price. It is not a very difficult pattern to figure out at all. So here it is, my inagural design that I finally managed to write down.Crochet Hobo Bag(inspired by the above Nordstrom bag) Pattern written by Dao Lam Materials: 2 skeins Wool of the Andes Chunky (www.knitpicks.com) Hooks size K-11 (6.5mm), J-10 (6mm), and H-8 (5mm) Tapestry needle to weave in ends Lining fabrics of choice One set of magnetic snaps One purse handle (usually sold in a set of 2 but only need 1) Ribbon of choice Sewing threads that match color of yarn and lining (or invisible threads) Row 1: use hook K-11 (6.5mm) ch 44 To line bag: Attach handle to the bag.
Star Stitch Tote With Jute Twine. A Mothers Purse. Bucket Bag.