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Blooming garden crochet bag

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Blooming garden crochet bag
I’ve been thinking about colors. I’m not sure I know the answer to the question whether I am the one who chooses a particular color or colors pick out me. Sometime I can’t see the difference. It’s so easy and pleasing to play with colors. They’re my friends.
colorful-crochet-bag
This little bag which I named “Blooming garden” I made using “Lily Pad” granny squares. In original pattern, which you can find here, on the Karen’s lovely Colour in a simple life blog, they are actually hexagons. I don’t particularly like hexagons, but I liked those extremely textured flowers very much, and wanted to use them for the bag. That’s the reason why I transformed them into squares.
beautiful-crochet-bag
I followed the instructions until the last row, and then, instead of the last row I added the following: chain 3 (it’s actually dc), dc into the next stitch, hdc into the next stitch, single crochet into the next 2 stitches, hdc into the next stitch, dc into the next 2 stitches, tc + chain 2 + tc into the next stitch. I repeated that 3 more times.
Dadas place crochet bag
I made a total of 18 granny squares, joined 9 of them together with single crochet and got the front of the bag. I made the back in the same way. Then added two more rows of single crochet on each part (front and back), joined them together on three sides, also with single crochet, and finally made the handles. I got the idea how to make the handles watching this great tutorial, only I used single crochet instead of half double crochet (in the video).
I hope that these instructions were not too much confusing… This was the first time I’ve tried to explain the process of making something. It was easier to make the bag, than to wrote this little tutorial, So please, don’t be too hard on me…

Comments

  16. Absolutely beautiful! I love your color choices….so gorgeous! The instructions seem very easy to follow. Could you tell us what type of yarn you used? Thank you!

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