Best Granny Ever Tote Bag

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I used a flat slip stitch seam to join my squares but you can use your preferred method to join crochet squares together. Once they are joined, we just need to make 2 simple handles for the bag and sew them in place. Round 2: Working behind the petals of Round 1, join next colour to any ch3-sp with RS facing. Ch3, (2dc, ch2, 3dc) in same sp, 3dc in next ch3-sp, *(3dc, ch2, 3dc) in next ch3-sp, 3dc in next ch3-sp; rep from * twice more, ss in top of beg ch3 to join. [36dc, 4 x ch2-sps] This will use less yarn than crocheting them together, but you won;t get the nice “raised” seam” in the pictures. Can you line a granny square bag?

Classic Granny Square:This is the most basic granny square pattern out there, and it is perfect for beginners. The only stitches you need to know for this one are chain stitch, slip stitch, single crochet, and double crochet.Solid Granny Square:As the name suggests, this solid granny square is made with a stitch pattern that produces a solid-looking square. (Here’s another solid granny square without holes.) They’re usually made with just one color of yarn. If you are looking for a more simple design, this is the perfect square for you. Worsted Weight Acrylic Yarn: This is a popular choice for crochet projects due to its affordability, wide availability, and variety of colors. Worsted weight yarn is durable, easy to work with, and machine washable, making it suitable for everyday use bags.

At both side corners, sc in each dc up to corner, then ch 7 and continue with sc in each dc on next square side. (This is where strap will attach.) Round 1: Ch1, dc in same st, dc around working 2 dc in the peaks (corner-sps of the granny square) and dc2tog in the valleys. They have transitioned from being associated solely with traditional Afghans and blankets to becoming a versatile design element used in various modern projects, including clothing, accessories, home decor, and, of course, bags. Foundation Half Treble Crochet (FHTC): Ch2 (counts as first 1DC), YO, insert hook in 3rd Ch from hook, [YO, pul, YO, draw through 1 loop on hook (Ch made), YO, draw through 3 loops] (HTC made)], insert hook in last Ch made; rep [ ] for number of sts required. ( Watch the video here)Round 4 (RS): Ch 3 tightly, dc in next dc, [dc in each dc and ch1sp to corner, (dc, ch 2, dc) in corner] 3 times, dc in each dc and ch1sp to last corner, (dc, ch 2) in corner, slst to top of ch 3 from beginning of round to join. Fasten off. (13 dc per side) Round 5 Ch3 (Counts as a DC) DC in the same ch sp, ch1, *3HTC in the next ch-sp, ch1, 3TC in the next ch-sp, ch1 (3DTC, ch2 3DTC) in the same ch-sp, ch1, ** 3DC in the next ch-sp, ch1. Repeat from * three more times ending at ** on the final repeat. Make 1TC in the starting group (ch3, 1TC), ss to join. [60 sts, 16 ch1 sps, 4 ch2 sps] Crochet Blanket Patterns A collection of free crochet blanket patterns from HanJanCrochet for all the family. From baby blankets to bed throws to sofa afghans, find inspiration and you next project here.

If using a wooden button, modify chain length to fit around button with a little bit of stretching. Round 3 Ch3 (counts as first leg of cl), DC in st at base of ch3, ch1 (2DCcl, ch1) in each st around, ss to top beg ch3. [16 2DCcl, 16 ch1 sp]Rep Row 3 until cord measures as long as you’d like or you run out of Color B yarn. Cord is quite sturdy, but will stretch a bit once worn. I am thrilled to say that this crochet bag pattern is featured in the current crochet along I am cohosting with Briana K Designs and MJ’s Off The Hook! It’s called the Not Your Average Granny Collection and we have three crochet bag patterns plus three stunning granny square inspired garments for you to enjoy!