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This pattern includes a detailed video tutorial along with additional written instructions featuring step-by-step photos (see the ""PDF Instructions"" section). We recommend reviewing all materials before you get started.
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- This pattern includes a detailed video tutorial along with additional written instructions featuring step-by-step photos (see the ""PDF Instructions"" section). We recommend reviewing all materials before you get started.
- A complete list of required yarn, tools, and links to recommended shops can be found below in the ""Materials & Tools"" section.
- You'll also find tips for using alternative materials, adjusting the basket size, and answers to common questions in the ""Recommendations"" section.
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TOOLS AND MATERIALS
We recommend using a 3 mm polyester cord (not polypropylene), approximately 100 meters, and a 4.5 mm crochet hook for making small baskets (finished size in the tutorial: 16×12×9 cm).
For larger sizes (26×22×10 cm): use a 5 mm polyester cord (at least 200 meters) with a core, and a 6–7 mm crochet hook.
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For larger sizes (26×22×10 cm): use a 5 mm polyester cord (at least 200 meters) with a core, and a 6–7 mm crochet hook.
TOOLS:
- 4.5 mm or 7 mm crochet hook
- scissors
- tapestry needle
SHOP LINKS:
You can experiment with other types of yarn, but please keep in mind that the appearance of the basket may change as a result.
RECOMMENDATIONS
- The finished basket size may vary depending on the materials used. Different manufacturers produce cords with different density and thickness, even if the label shows the same size — 3 mm.
- To adjust the size of the basket, continue crocheting additional rounds of the base, making increases at the corners until you reach the desired diameter.
- The video also demonstrates a technique for reinforcing the bottom and sides of the basket. This technique helps the finished piece hold its shape well. However, if you are making a basket for the first time, we recommend starting with the basic version without using this technique. First, go through the full tutorial step by step, understand the structure of the process, and then move on to a more advanced level.
- Choose the format that works best for you: video, written instructions, or both.
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TOOLS AND MATERIALS
We recommend using a 3 mm polyester cord (not polypropylene), approximately 100 meters, and a 4.5 mm crochet hook for making small baskets (finished size in the tutorial: 12×8 cm).
For larger sizes, use a 5 mm polyester cord (at least 200 meters) with a core, and a 6–7 mm crochet hook. Please review all instructions and videos before starting the project.
TOOLS:
SHOP LINKS:
For larger sizes, use a 5 mm polyester cord (at least 200 meters) with a core, and a 6–7 mm crochet hook. Please review all instructions and videos before starting the project.
TOOLS:
- 4.5 mm or 7 mm crochet hook
- scissors
- tapestry needle
SHOP LINKS:
You can experiment with other types of yarn, but please keep in mind that the appearance of the basket may change as a result.
RECOMMENDATIONS
- The finished basket size may vary depending on the materials used. Different manufacturers produce cords with different density and thickness, even if the label shows the same size — 3 mm.
- To adjust the size of the basket, continue crocheting additional rounds of the base, making 6 increases in each of them until you reach the desired diameter.
- The video also demonstrates a technique for reinforcing the bottom and sides of the basket. This technique helps the finished piece hold its shape well. However, if you are making a basket for the first time, we recommend starting with the basic version without using this technique. First, go through the full tutorial step by step, understand the structure of the process, and then move on to a more advanced level.
- Choose the format that works best for you: video, written instructions, or both.
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TOOLS AND MATERIALS
We recommend using a 3 mm polypropylene cord (100 meters) and a 4 mm crochet hook for making small baskets (finished size in the tutorial: 14×9 cm).
For larger sizes, use a 5 mm polypropylene cord (200 meters or more) with a core, and a 6–7 mm crochet hook.
TOOLS:
SHOP LINKS:
For larger sizes, use a 5 mm polypropylene cord (200 meters or more) with a core, and a 6–7 mm crochet hook.
TOOLS:
- 4.5 mm or 7 mm crochet hook
- scissors
SHOP LINKS:
You can experiment with other types of yarn, but please keep in mind that the appearance of the basket may change as a result.
RECOMMENDATIONS
- The finished basket size may vary depending on the materials used. Different manufacturers produce cords with different density and thickness, even if the label shows the same size — 3 mm.
- To adjust the size of the basket, continue crocheting additional rounds of the base, making 6 increases in each of them until you reach the desired diameter.
- Do not start a new round until you are sure the previous one is perfectly even. If needed, steam the base after each round to help check and maintain its shape.
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TOOLS AND MATERIALS
We recommend using a 3 mm polyester cord (200 meters) for making a small basket (finished size in the tutorial: 19×16 cm), and 1200 meters for a large basket (35×36 cm). You can use this pattern to crochet a basket in any size you like.
TOOLS:
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TOOLS:
- 4.5 mm crochet hook
- scissors
- tapestry needle
SHOP LINKS:
You can experiment with other types of yarn, but please keep in mind that the appearance of the basket may change as a result.
RECOMMENDATIONS
- The finished basket size may vary depending on the materials used. Different manufacturers produce cords with different density and thickness, even if the label shows the same size — 3 mm.
- To adjust the size of the basket, continue crocheting additional rounds of the base, making 6 increases in each of them until you reach the desired diameter.
- Do not start a new round until you are sure the previous one is perfectly even. If needed, steam the base after each round to help check and maintain its shape.
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TOOLS AND MATERIALS
This pattern works well with flat polyester cord of any thickness (3, 4, or 5 mm). The tutorial uses 4 mm cord, approximately 100 meters (finished size: 12×9 cm). Choose your hook size according to the thickness and density of your cord. In this lesson, a 4 mm hook is used, as the cord is not very dense.
TOOLS:
SHOP LINKS:
TOOLS:
- 4 mm crochet hook
- scissors
- tapestry needle
SHOP LINKS:
You can experiment with other types of yarn, but please keep in mind that the appearance of the basket may change as a result.
RECOMMENDATIONS
- The finished basket size may vary depending on the materials used. Different manufacturers produce cords with different density and thickness, even if the label shows the same size — 4 mm.
- To adjust the size of the basket, continue crocheting additional rounds of the base, making 6 increases in each of them until you reach the desired diameter.
- Do not start a new round until you are sure the previous one is perfectly even. If needed, steam the base after each round to help check and maintain its shape.
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TOOLS AND MATERIALS
This pattern works well with flat polyester cord of any thickness (3, 4, or 5 mm). The tutorial uses 4 mm cord, approximately 100 meters (finished size: 14×9 cm). Choose your hook size according to the thickness and density of your cord. In this lesson, a 4 mm hook is used, as the cord is not very dense.
TOOLS:
SHOP LINKS:
TOOLS:
- 4 mm crochet hook
- scissors
- tapestry needle
SHOP LINKS:
You can experiment with other types of yarn, but please keep in mind that the appearance of the basket may change as a result.
RECOMMENDATIONS
- The finished basket size may vary depending on the materials used. Different manufacturers produce cords with different density and thickness, even if the label shows the same size — 4 mm.
- To adjust the size of the basket, continue crocheting additional rounds of the base, making 6 increases in each of them until you reach the desired diameter.
- Do not start a new round until you are sure the previous one is perfectly even. If needed, steam the base after each round to help check and maintain its shape.
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TOOLS AND MATERIALS
We recommend using a 3 mm polyester cord (100 meters) and a 4.5 mm crochet hook for making small baskets (finished size in the tutorial: 12×10 cm). For larger sizes, use a 5 mm polyester cord (200 meters or more) with a core, and a 6–7 mm crochet hook.
TOOLS:
SHOP LINKS:
TOOLS:
- 4.5 mm or 7 mm crochet hook
- scissors
- tapestry needle
SHOP LINKS:
You can experiment with other types of yarn, but please keep in mind that the appearance of the basket may change as a result.
RECOMMENDATIONS
- The finished basket size may vary depending on the materials used. Different manufacturers produce cords with different density and thickness, even if the label shows the same size — 3 mm.
- To adjust the size of the basket, continue crocheting additional rounds of the base, making 6 increases in each of them until you reach the desired diameter.
- Do not start a new round until you are sure the previous one is perfectly even. If needed, steam the base after each round to help check and maintain its shape.
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TOOLS AND MATERIALS
We recommend using a 3 mm polyester cord (100 meters) and a 4.5 mm crochet hook for making small baskets (finished size in the tutorial: 12×11 cm). For larger sizes, use a 5 mm polyester cord (200 meters or more) with a core, and a 6–7 mm crochet hook.
TOOLS:
SHOP LINKS:
TOOLS:
- 4.5 mm or 7 mm crochet hook
- scissors
- tapestry needle
SHOP LINKS:
You can experiment with other types of yarn, but please keep in mind that the appearance of the basket may change as a result.
RECOMMENDATIONS
- The finished basket size may vary depending on the materials used. Different manufacturers produce cords with different density and thickness, even if the label shows the same size — 3 mm.
- To adjust the size of the basket, continue crocheting additional rounds of the base, making 6 increases in each of them until you reach the desired diameter.
- Do not start a new round until you are sure the previous one is perfectly even. If needed, steam the base after each round to help check and maintain its shape.
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TOOLS AND MATERIALS
This pattern works well with flat polyester cord of any thickness (3, 4, or 5 mm). The tutorial uses 4 mm cord, approximately 100 meters (finished size: 12×9 cm). Choose your hook size according to the thickness and density of your cord. In this lesson, a 4 mm hook is used, as the cord is not very dense.
TOOLS:
SHOP LINKS:
TOOLS:
- 4 mm crochet hook
- scissors
- tapestry needle
SHOP LINKS:
You can experiment with other types of yarn, but please keep in mind that the appearance of the basket may change as a result.
RECOMMENDATIONS
- The finished basket size may vary depending on the materials used. Different manufacturers produce cords with different density and thickness, even if the label shows the same size — 4 mm.
- To adjust the size of the basket, continue crocheting additional rounds of the base, making 6 increases in each of them until you reach the desired diameter.
- Do not start a new round until you are sure the previous one is perfectly even. If needed, steam the base after each round to help check and maintain its shape.
Double-click on the image to enlarge it and view the instructions in detail.
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TOOLS AND MATERIALS
We recommend using a 3 mm polyester cord (100 meters) and a 4.5 mm crochet hook for making small baskets (finished size in the tutorial: 12×10 cm). For larger sizes, use a 5 mm polyester cord (200 meters or more) with a core, and a 6–7 mm crochet hook.
TOOLS:
SHOP LINKS:
TOOLS:
- 4.5 mm or 7 mm crochet hook
- scissors
- tapestry needle
SHOP LINKS:
You can experiment with other types of yarn, but please keep in mind that the appearance of the basket may change as a result.
RECOMMENDATIONS
- The finished basket size may vary depending on the materials used. Different manufacturers produce cords with different density and thickness, even if the label shows the same size — 3 mm.
- To adjust the size of the basket, continue crocheting additional rounds of the base, making 6 increases in each of them until you reach the desired diameter.
- Do not start a new round until you are sure the previous one is perfectly even. If needed, steam the base after each round to help check and maintain its shape.
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TOOLS AND MATERIALS
We recommend using a 3 mm polyester cord (not polypropylene), approximately 100 meters, and a 4.5 mm crochet hook for making small baskets (finished size in the tutorial: 15×10 cm).
For larger sizes, use a 5 mm polyester cord (at least 200 meters) with a core, and a 6–7 mm crochet hook. Please review all instructions and videos before starting the project.
TOOLS:
SHOP LINKS:
For larger sizes, use a 5 mm polyester cord (at least 200 meters) with a core, and a 6–7 mm crochet hook. Please review all instructions and videos before starting the project.
TOOLS:
- 4.5 mm or 7 mm crochet hook
- scissors
- tapestry needle
SHOP LINKS:
You can experiment with other types of yarn, but please keep in mind that the appearance of the basket may change as a result.
RECOMMENDATIONS
- The finished basket size may vary depending on the materials used. Different manufacturers produce cords with different density and thickness, even if the label shows the same size — 3 mm.
- To adjust the size of the basket, continue crocheting additional rounds of the base, making increases at the corners until you reach the desired diameter.
- The video also demonstrates a technique for reinforcing the bottom and sides of the basket. This technique helps the finished piece hold its shape well. However, if you are making a basket for the first time, we recommend starting with the basic version without using this technique. First, go through the full tutorial step by step, understand the structure of the process, and then move on to a more advanced level.
- Choose the format that works best for you: video, written instructions, or both.
Double-click on the image to enlarge it and view the instructions in detail.
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TOOLS AND MATERIALS
This pattern works well with flat polyester cord of any thickness — 3, 4, or 5 mm. The tutorial uses a 4 mm cord, approximately 200 meters long (finished size: 16×12 cm).
Choose the crochet hook size according to the thickness and density of the cord. In this tutorial, a 3 mm hook is used because the selected cord is quite soft.
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Choose the crochet hook size according to the thickness and density of the cord. In this tutorial, a 3 mm hook is used because the selected cord is quite soft.
TOOLS:
- 3 mm crochet hook
- scissors
- tapestry needle
SHOP LINKS:
You can experiment with other types of yarn, but please keep in mind that the appearance of the basket may change as a result.
RECOMMENDATIONS
- The finished basket size may vary depending on the materials used. Different manufacturers produce cords with different density and thickness, even if the label shows the same size — 4 mm.
- To adjust the size of the basket, continue crocheting additional rounds of the base, making 6 increases in each of them until you reach the desired diameter.
- The video also demonstrates a technique for reinforcing the bottom and sides of the basket. This technique helps the finished piece hold its shape well. However, if you are making a basket for the first time, we recommend starting with the basic version without using this technique. First, go through the full tutorial step by step, understand the structure of the process, and then move on to a more advanced level.
- Choose the format that works best for you: video, written instructions, or both.
Double-click on the image to enlarge it and view the instructions in detail.
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TOOLS AND MATERIALS
This pattern works well with flat polyester cord of any thickness — 3, 4, or 5 mm. The tutorial uses a 4 mm cord, approximately 200 meters long (finished size: 11×11 cm).
Choose the crochet hook size according to the thickness and density of the cord. In this tutorial, a 3 mm hook is used because the selected cord is quite soft.
TOOLS:
SHOP LINKS:
Choose the crochet hook size according to the thickness and density of the cord. In this tutorial, a 3 mm hook is used because the selected cord is quite soft.
TOOLS:
- 3 mm crochet hook
- scissors
- tapestry needle
SHOP LINKS:
You can experiment with other types of yarn, but please keep in mind that the appearance of the basket may change as a result.
RECOMMENDATIONS
- The finished basket size may vary depending on the materials used. Different manufacturers produce cords with different density and thickness, even if the label shows the same size — 4 mm.
- To adjust the size of the basket, continue crocheting additional rounds of the base, making 6 increases in each of them until you reach the desired diameter.
- The video also demonstrates a technique for reinforcing the bottom and sides of the basket. This technique helps the finished piece hold its shape well. However, if you are making a basket for the first time, we recommend starting with the basic version without using this technique. First, go through the full tutorial step by step, understand the structure of the process, and then move on to a more advanced level.
- Choose the format that works best for you: video, written instructions, or both.
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TOOLS AND MATERIALS
We recommend using a 2 mm polyester or polypropylene cord (approximately 100 meters) and a 3 mm crochet hook to make a placemat with a diameter of 27 cm.
You can also experiment with cotton cord or jute of similar thickness — the texture will be different, but the result will still be aesthetically pleasing.
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You can also experiment with cotton cord or jute of similar thickness — the texture will be different, but the result will still be aesthetically pleasing.
TOOLS:
- 3 mm crochet hook
- scissors
- tapestry needle
SHOP LINKS:
You can experiment with other types of yarn, but please keep in mind that the appearance of the placemat may change as a result.
RECOMMENDATIONS
- The finished placemat size may vary depending on the materials used. Different manufacturers produce cords with varying density and thickness, even if the label shows the same size — 2 mm.
- To adjust the size of the placemat, continue crocheting rounds, making 12 increases in each round until you reach the desired diameter.
- Choose the format that works best for you: video, written instructions, or both.
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We recommend using a 3 mm polypropylene cord (100 meters) and a 4 mm crochet hook to make a 30 cm diameter placemat. You can also experiment with cotton cord or jute of the same thickness.
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TOOLS:
- 4 mm crochet hook
- scissors
SHOP LINKS:
You can experiment with other types of yarn, but please keep in mind that the appearance of the placemat may change as a result.
RECOMMENDATIONS
- To adjust the size of the placemat, continue crocheting rounds, making increases in each one until you reach the desired diameter.
- The finished size of the placemat depends on the materials you use. Different manufacturers produce cords with varying characteristics, even if they are all labeled as 3 mm.
- You can practice with almost any type of yarn. If you want to create an eco-friendly version, we recommend using cotton cord or regular cotton yarn. Placemats also look stylish when made with jute. With this single pattern, you can create a variety of different projects.
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TOOLS AND MATERIALS
We recommend using t-shirt yarn with a thickness of 7–9 mm (approximately 200 meters).
In the tutorial, the outer diameter of the base is 25 cm.
You can choose any decorations you like — they can be easily attached to the piece using a hot glue gun.
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Yarn:
Base:
Decorations:
In the tutorial, the outer diameter of the base is 25 cm.
You can choose any decorations you like — they can be easily attached to the piece using a hot glue gun.
TOOLS:
- 3 mm crochet hook
- scissors
- tapestry needle
- glue gun.
SHOP LINKS:
Yarn:
Base:
Decorations:
You can experiment with other types of yarn, but please keep in mind that the appearance of the wreath may change as a result.
RECOMMENDATIONS
- To adjust the size of the wreath, use a base with a larger or smaller diameter and crochet a panel long enough to match the circumference of the chosen base. The width of the panel should match the thickness of the base.
- You can practice with almost any type of yarn. If you want to create an eco-friendly version, we recommend using cotton cord or regular cotton yarn. The wreath will also look great when made with polyester cord.
- Choose the format that works best for you: video, written instructions, or both.
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TOOLS AND MATERIALS
We recommend using a 3 mm polypropylene cord, which is stiffer than polyester and helps the bag maintain its shape better. The finished bag measures 31×23×16 cm.
For a two-color bag, you will need 340 meters of the main color and 300 meters of the additional color.
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Yarn:
Hardware:
For a two-color bag, you will need 340 meters of the main color and 300 meters of the additional color.
TOOLS:
- 3 mm crochet hook
- scissors
- tapestry needle
SHOP LINKS:
Yarn:
Hardware:
You can experiment with other types of yarn, but please keep in mind that the appearance of the handbag may change as a result.
RECOMMENDATIONS
- The size of your bag directly depends on the size of its base. If you want to make the bag narrower, start with fewer chain stitches. To increase the length of the bag, simply crochet more rows for the base.
- The key rule for a neat base and clean stitch pattern is not to rush. After every 2–3 stitches, adjust the loops to make sure they lay flat and even.
- We recommend steaming the sides of the bag as you work — approximately every 5–8 cm. This approach helps you better control the shape of the bag throughout the entire process.
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We recommend using a 4 mm polypropylene cord, which is denser than polyester and helps the bag maintain its shape better. For a finished size of 27×14×26 cm, you will need approximately 300 meters of cord.
This pattern can be easily adapted to fit any leather hardware.
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Yarn:
Hardware:
This pattern can be easily adapted to fit any leather hardware.
TOOLS:
- 4.5 mm crochet hook
- scissors
- matches
SHOP LINKS:
Yarn:
Hardware:
You can experiment with other types of yarn, but please keep in mind that the appearance of the handbag may change as a result.
RECOMMENDATIONS
- If you are using a different type of yarn or a base that differs from the one suggested in the tutorial, you will need to adjust the stitch count for the first round. It’s important to make more or fewer increases in each hole so that the "V-stitch" along the edging remains even in length. A smooth edge will help maintain the stable shape of the piece, preventing the sides from narrowing or flaring out.
- The key rule for achieving a neat stitch pattern is not to rush. After every 2–3 stitches, adjust the loops to keep them even and perfectly vertical.
- The secret to a beautiful shape lies in how carefully you shape each part with your hands. Do not proceed to the next round until you are sure the previous one is perfectly aligned.
TOOLS AND MATERIALS
We recommend using a 4 mm polypropylene cord, which is denser than polyester and helps the backpack hold its shape better. For a finished size of 27×16×30 cm, you will need approximately 300 meters of cord.
This pattern can be easily adapted to fit any type of leather hardware.
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Yarn:
Hardware:
If you're going to make these details yourself, here are the measurements:
This pattern can be easily adapted to fit any type of leather hardware.
TOOLS:
- 4.5 mm crochet hook
- scissors
- matches
SHOP LINKS:
Yarn:
Hardware:
If you're going to make these details yourself, here are the measurements:
- Bottom (14х25cm)
- Flap (17.5x26cm)
- Straps (50-90сm)
You can experiment with other types of yarn, but please keep in mind that the appearance of the backpack may change as a result.
RECOMMENDATIONS
- If you are using yarn or a base that differs from those specified in the tutorial, you will need to adjust the stitch count for the first lifting round. Adjust the number of decreases to ensure the backpack sides stay perfectly vertical, without widening or narrowing as you crochet.
- The key rule for a neat stitch pattern is not to rush. After every 2–3 stitches, adjust the loops to keep them even and perfectly perpendicular to the fabric.
- Much of the success depends on how carefully you shape each part of the backpack by hand. Do not start a new round until you are sure the previous one is perfectly aligned.
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We recommend using a 4 mm polypropylene cord, which is denser than polyester and helps the bag hold its shape perfectly. For a finished size of 33×17×24 cm, you will need 540 meters of cord — 90 meters of each of the six colors.
This pattern can be easily adapted to fit any type of leather base.
TOOLS:
SHOP LINKS:
Yarn:
Hardware:
This pattern can be easily adapted to fit any type of leather base.
TOOLS:
- 4.5 mm crochet hook
- scissors
- matches
SHOP LINKS:
Yarn:
Hardware:
- leather base, 2 option;
- magnetic buttons;
- bamboo handles;
- black handles;
- acrylic handles;
- acrylic chain (85 cm);
- black chain (85 cm);
- brown chain (85 cm).
You can experiment with other types of yarn, but please keep in mind that the appearance of the handbag may change as a result.
RECOMMENDATIONS
- If you are using a different type of yarn or a base that differs from the one suggested in the tutorial, you will need to adjust the stitch count for the first round. It’s important to make more or fewer increases in each hole so that the "V-stitch" along the edging remains even in length. A smooth edge will help maintain the stable shape of the piece, preventing the sides from narrowing or flaring out.
- The key rule for achieving a neat stitch pattern is not to rush. After every 2–3 stitches, adjust the loops to keep them even and perfectly vertical.
- The secret to a beautiful shape lies in how carefully you shape each part with your hands. Do not proceed to the next round until you are sure the previous one is perfectly aligned.
TOOLS AND MATERIALS
We recommend using a 2 mm polypropylene cord (1150 meters), as it is denser than polyester and helps the bag hold its shape perfectly.
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SHOP LINKS:
Yarn:
Hardware:
Other types of chains:
TOOLS:
- 2.5 mm crochet hook
- scissors
- tapestry needle
SHOP LINKS:
Yarn:
Hardware:
Other types of chains:
You can experiment with other types of yarn, but please keep in mind that the appearance of the handbag may change as a result.
RECOMMENDATIONS
- During the process, it is important to carefully control the length and width of each piece to avoid gaps between the elements when joining them.
- The size of one "square" is 9×9 cm, so the length of all bag parts should be a multiple of 9 cm.
- Measure the length of the pieces after completing 5–7 rows. The initial chain of stitches is very elastic, which may cause the first measurements to be inaccurate.
- Following this same principle, you can make a bag in any other size by adjusting the square dimensions to your preference — for example, 8×8 cm, 10×10 cm, and so on.
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We recommend using classic raffia: 500 meters in the color “Straw” and 300 meters in black. This model will also look great if made with twisted raffia. The finished size in the tutorial is 27×27×9 cm.
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TOOLS:
- 4 mm crochet hook
- scissors
- tapestry needle
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You can experiment with other types of yarn, but please keep in mind that the appearance of the handbag may change as a result.
RECOMMENDATIONS
- This bag is made of 27 squares, which are then joined together. The finished size depends on the size of each square. If you want to make the bag larger, simply crochet more rounds for each piece.
- The design is versatile — you can use any other square pattern to create a unique bag based on this tutorial.
- Various types of yarn can be used for practice. The lightest option is raffia. Polyester cords with a thickness of 1.5 mm or 2 mm also work very well for this model.
TOOLS AND MATERIALS
For this bag model (size 20×8 cm), you can use almost any type of yarn — from 3 mm round polyester cord to t-shirt yarn.
In the tutorial, a 4 mm flat polyester cord (150 meters) and a 3 mm crochet hook are used, as the chosen cord has medium density.
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Yarn:
Hardware:
Other types of chains:
In the tutorial, a 4 mm flat polyester cord (150 meters) and a 3 mm crochet hook are used, as the chosen cord has medium density.
TOOLS:
- 3 mm crochet hook
- scissors
- tapestry needle
SHOP LINKS:
Yarn:
Hardware:
Other types of chains:
You can experiment with other types of yarn, but please keep in mind that the appearance of the handbag may change as a result.
RECOMMENDATIONS
- This bag is made in one size — 20×8 cm, but the final result may vary depending on the properties of the yarn you use. Different manufacturers produce polyester cord with different characteristics, even if the label indicates the same thickness — 4 mm.
- The key rule for a neat and even stitch pattern is not to rush. After every 2–3 stitches, adjust the loops to make sure they are even and properly positioned.
- Much of the success depends on how carefully you shape each part of the bag by hand.
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