A top crocheted border is added as well as a strap and button closure. This purse has a long strap but can be adjusted. Use it as is as a tote bag or add a lining if you wish to use it as a purse. This Crocodile Stitch Draw Bag Free Crochet pattern and tutorial will teach you how to make a crocheted purse using the Crocodile stitch. 2 dc’s,as before. Work the round as usual for this round only stop after you have 6 crocodile stitches done. If you have any concerns regarding where and how to use crochet small bag free pattern, you can contact us at our web page. Finish the crossbody bag with a final round of slip stitch at the top edge to add a finishing touch and strengthen the edge. Use blow pens to add swirls of color to front of box. Color A is the background frame color (“Succulent” in this pattern), Color B is the color of the petals (“Ecru”) and Color C is the color of the daisy center (“Goldenrod”). The daisy granny square consists of 5 rounds: Rounds 1 and 2 are the center of the daisy (single crochet stitches), Round 3 consists of the petals (clusters), and Rounds 4 and 5 are the background frame (half double crochet and double crochet stitches). When you join the rounds of clusters it is easier to join around the top of the entire cluster, like you would go around a post stitch, instead of going into the cluster.
Go through the stitch on your strap, then through this 7th stitch, and working this way until you attach all 7 stitches and reached your marker. Find your 7 stitches on the other side of your bag, starting from the first 2 double crochets from the scale of the flap and counting over 7. Mark this 7thstitch with a marker and turn your bag inside out. You can find the PDF version of my pattern with pictures on Ravlery . • The PDF file is about 8.46 MB and 73 pages. You can purchase an INEXPENSIVE AD-FREE PDF of this pattern on Etsy HERE! Are you planning to purchase a kit for yourself, or as a gift? If you make a purchase through one of the links, you will pay the same prices as always, but You Should Craft will receive a small commission that helps us provide free crochet patterns. Be sure to sign up for my email so you can always be update date with the free patterns I release as they come out!
Remember to sign up for my email so you can always be update date with the free patterns I release as they come out! Most crochet patterns can be adjusted. Terrific idea and one I can really use. Repeat row 37, you should be decreasing by one crocodile scale each row. Start your first crocodile stitch to the nearest place to the left in the double dc’s, and work this row as normal, slip stitch into last dc. R11 – With Minty, place your first sc in the same stitch as your chain 1 and place 9 more sc. R2: Chain 1, sc in same st. Sc around. Stitches are then picked up along the top edge of the bag to form the top edging and strap (half double crochets separated by chain 1’s to give a lovely eyelet detail). Next, a round of slip stitches are worked to help strengthen and widen the strap even more.
These classic granny squares are worked in chunky yarn making the three rounds for each granny square really quick to work up. 1 into the back loop only of the next three stitches, then back up and dc into the front loops you skipped. 4 times in same st, YO, draw through 5 loops on hook. YO, pull through remaining 3 loops. Work subsequent stitches in magic ring and then pull tight to close. See my Magic Ring tutorial HERE! You can try adding button closure to this bag (see details further down in the pattern). Keep in mind that your bag will hang lower once you have filled it with contents and more weight is added to it. You can adjust the length of the strap based on where you want the bag to hang and whether you want to wear it as a cross-body bag. Ch 1 and turn and repeat until your handle is 66 rows or as long as you want. I want to make all the things with this yarn because it’s just so plushy and comfy! Not just for fruit, these little mesh drawstring bags are great for holding all sorts of things.