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Сегодня мы вместе создадим прямоугольные корзины в двух размерах. Наш дизайнер подробно покажет все этапы процесса — от начала до финальных штрихов. Если в ходе работы у вас возникнут вопросы, пожалуйста, не стесняйтесь обращаться — мы с радостью поможем!
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Добро пожаловать на урок по вязанию крючком!
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Сегодня мы вместе создадим прямоугольные корзины в двух размерах. Наш дизайнер подробно покажет все этапы процесса — от начала до финальных штрихов. Если в ходе работы у вас возникнут вопросы, пожалуйста, не стесняйтесь обращаться — мы с радостью поможем!
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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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- This pattern includes written instructions with step-by-step photos. Click the Open button on the right to view them. We recommend reviewing all materials before getting started.
- A complete list of the required yarn, tools, and links to recommended shops can be found below in the Materials & Tools section.
- You’ll also find tips on using alternative materials, adjusting the basket size, and answers to common questions in the Recommendations section.
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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: 17×13 cm). Choose your hook size according to the thickness and density of your cord. In this lesson, a 4.5 mm hook is used, as the cord is not very dense.
TOOLS:
SHOP LINKS:
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 increases at the corners until you reach the desired diameter.
RECOMMENDATIONS
- If you have any questions while working on the pattern, please let us know and we will add the answers to this section.
TOOLS AND MATERIALS
We recommend using a 4 mm polyester cord and a 4 mm (or 4.5 mm) crochet hook for all three of these patterns. The required amount of yarn for each item is specified in the PDF file.
TOOLS:
SHOP LINKS:
Additional:
TOOLS:
- 4 mm crochet hook
- scissors
- tapestry needle
SHOP LINKS:
Additional:
You can experiment with other types of yarn, but please keep in mind that the appearance of the finished products may change as a result.
TOOLS AND MATERIALS
We recommend using a 2 mm polyester cord (55 meters) and a 3 mm crochet hook. You can also experiment with other types of yarn, as this pattern works well with a variety of materials.
TOOLS:
SHOP LINKS:
Decor:
TOOLS:
- 3 mm crochet hook
- scissors
- tapestry needle
SHOP LINKS:
Decor:
You can experiment with other types of yarn, but please keep in mind that the appearance of the finished product may change as a result.
TOOLS AND MATERIALS
We recommend using a 2 mm polyester cord and a 2.5 mm (or 3 mm) crochet hook for both of these patterns. The required amount of yarn for each item is specified in the PDF file.
TOOLS:
SHOP LINKS:
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 finished product may change as a result.
TOOLS AND MATERIALS
We recommend using a 3 mm polypropylene cord (450 meters), as it is denser than polyester and helps the bag hold its shape well.
For a two-tone design, you will need approximately 180 meters of one color and 270 meters of the other.
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Yarn:
Hardware:
Other types of chains:
For a two-tone design, you will need approximately 180 meters of one color and 270 meters of the other.
TOOLS:
- 4 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
- To adjust the size of the bag, simply crochet more or fewer rounds for each piece and join them together as shown in the pattern.
- You can also use other types of yarn, such as regular cotton yarn, raffia, or jute.
TOOLS AND MATERIALS
We recommend using a 2 mm polypropylene cord, as it is denser than polyester and helps the bag hold its shape well. You’ll need: 600 meters of black, 150 meters of white, and 10 meters of each additional color.
TOOLS:
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
- To adjust the size of the bag, simply crochet more or fewer rounds for each piece and join them together as shown in the pattern.
- You can also use other types of yarn, such as regular cotton yarn, raffia, or jute.
TOOLS AND MATERIALS
To keep the "crosses" looking neat, we recommend using a 5 mm flat polyester cord. A bag made with this material will hold its shape well. You will need 300 meters of cord and a 4.5 mm crochet hook.
TOOLS:
SHOP LINKS:
Yarn:
Hardware:
TOOLS:
- 4.5 mm crochet hook
- scissors
- tapestry needle
SHOP LINKS:
Yarn:
Hardware:
- handle holders;
- closure (large);
- D-rings (13 mm);
- bag base studs (10 mm);
- snap hooks (3/4 inch);
- gold chain (120 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
- You can easily adjust the size of the bag by changing the number of chain stitches at the beginning and increasing or decreasing the number of rows.
- For example, if you want the bag to be 30 cm long, 10 cm wide, and 20 cm high: for the side details, start with a chain measuring 10 cm and crochet up to approximately 19 cm in height (leaving 1–2 cm for the flap fold). Then, for the main piece, start with a chain measuring 30 cm, crochet the necessary number of rows, and sew it to the side details.
- Measure the length of the pieces after completing 5–7 rows. The initial chain is very elastic, which may result in inaccurate measurements at the start.
TOOLS AND MATERIALS
We recommend using a 3 mm polyester cord (100 meters) and a 4.5 mm crochet hook to make small baskets (finished size in the tutorial: 14×14×7 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 the base rows, making increases and decreases according to the diagram until you reach the desired size.
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 increases at the corners until you reach the desired diameter.
- A detailed video tutorial showing the entire process of crocheting the square basket, as well as the author's technique for reinforcing the base and sides to help it hold its shape, is provided in our paid pattern. You can find it on our website via the link.
TOOLS AND MATERIALS
We recommend using a 3 mm polyester or polypropylene cord (250 meters) and a 3 mm crochet hook to make this model in the size of 29×11×18 cm. You can easily adjust the size by following the instructions in the videos.
TOOLS:
SHOP LINKS:
Yarn:
Hardware:
Other types of chains:
TOOLS:
- 4 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.
ЛИЧНЫЙ КАБИНЕТ
- In the video settings, you can adjust the quality and playback speed. Click the 'gear' icon to access these features.
- We recommend watching the video on a larger screen, such as your laptop or computer, to better see the details.
- Technical maintenance on the server happens very rarely. If you encounter a playback error, please wait a few hours. If the issue persists for more than 24 hours, please contact our support team..
2 part. Crochet the main part.
Start: 46 ch (including the knot)
1 round: 45 SC into back loops of the chain, 3 SC (increase) into
the knot, 45 SC, Increase into the last chain.
2-40 round: 96 SC in а spiral.
Size if the main part: 35x25 cm.
If you don't reach such a width, then crochet more or fewer chains at the beginning of the main part.
Start: 46 ch (including the knot)
1 round: 45 SC into back loops of the chain, 3 SC (increase) into
the knot, 45 SC, Increase into the last chain.
2-40 round: 96 SC in а spiral.
Size if the main part: 35x25 cm.
If you don't reach such a width, then crochet more or fewer chains at the beginning of the main part.
4 part. Form the bag.
Make two corners and strengthen the bottom.
Sew the lining inside the bag.
Make two corners and strengthen the bottom.
Sew the lining inside the bag.
5 part. Connect the clasp to the main part.
Crochet slip stitches into the front loops of the clasp and into the back
loops of the main part. There are more stitches crocheted on the clasp, so the extra stitches need to be skipped. There are should be about 96 slip stitches in total.
At the corners of the clasp leave 3 chains, not connected to the main part.
Crochet slip stitches into the front loops of the clasp and into the back
loops of the main part. There are more stitches crocheted on the clasp, so the extra stitches need to be skipped. There are should be about 96 slip stitches in total.
At the corners of the clasp leave 3 chains, not connected to the main part.
6 part. Crochet a strap.
Work 2 SC in each row until you get the desired length.
Work 2 SC in each row until you get the desired length.
7 part. Calculations for the main part.
Mesure the perimeter of your clasp. Crochet a sample of 20 SC in 4 rows, determine the number of stitches in 10 cm of the sample. Multiply the perimeter by the number of stitches and divide by 10. This is the number of stitches for each round of the crochet fabric. Then subtract 4 from that number and divide by 2. This is the number of chains you have to crochet at the beginning of the main piece.
Mesure the perimeter of your clasp. Crochet a sample of 20 SC in 4 rows, determine the number of stitches in 10 cm of the sample. Multiply the perimeter by the number of stitches and divide by 10. This is the number of stitches for each round of the crochet fabric. Then subtract 4 from that number and divide by 2. This is the number of chains you have to crochet at the beginning of the main piece.