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Hi! It’s very easy to do. The shape of the bag is similar to a cylinder. You can keep the sides the same as in the video, I believe they're about 10 cm, and just increase the length of the bag by casting on more stitches, like I did at 20:10 in the video where I cast on 26 stitches. You can cast on as many as you want. Alternatively, you can not only increase the length of the bag but also the side parts by knitting a circle with a larger diameter. The main thing is when you knit the rectangular piece, don't cut the yarn at the end right away. First, connect one circle to ensure that the size of the circle and the rectangular piece match each other. I wish you enjoyable knitting! I hope you’ll like it!

Yes, that's correct. However, the size and length of the needles depend on the yarn you choose and the size of the bag itself. I have a not-so-big shopper here, and the yarn is 3 mm in diameter. For this thickness, the needles I used were a good fit because I recommend knitting the bag more tightly than clothing to prevent the knit from being too loose and the bag from stretching too much during use. The reason why the size and length of the needles depend on the yarn and the size of the bag is that this is a very simple pattern, garter stitch, which is suitable for a wide range of yarns. By casting on more or fewer stitches at the beginning, you can adjust the size of the bag, making it larger, medium, or even quite small, depending on your preference. Happy knitting!

In principle, you can knit with any yarn; it depends on what result you want to achieve. If you have chunky yarn, you need to use larger needles and cast on a different number of stitches based on the yarn's thickness. Also, keep in mind that if the knitting turns out to be too loose, the bag may stretch significantly when you put heavier items in it. In such a case, it might be better to sew a lining for the bag to prevent stretching.

Is there a pattern

Thank u very much for writing out the pattern ❤

Thank you this is very helpful

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@@knittingwithgulnur I hope you will be back to your channel and every thing is going well. 🤲

Hello! By this point, we've knitted the bottom in a shape roughly resembling an oval, using turning rows. Now, to knit the top of the bag in the round, I was picking up stitches along the edges. When I said 'the same way at 16:31, I meant to repeat picking up stitches along the side like at 12:07. The idea is to pick up stitches around the perimeter of the bottom to transition to knitting the body of the bag. If my response is unclear, please let me know, and I'll clarify.

For the first option, meaning for the green and lilac bag, you can use regular right needles, as both the bag and handles are knitted in back and forth rows. Happy knitting!

Using a needle with a large eye, which is used for sewing knitted pieces together or for ribbon embroidery, I thread a cord or some thick yarn through it. Then I transfer the loops from the needle onto the cord that are not needed for the work yet. Only the loops needed for the work remain on the needles. Alternatively, you can transfer the loops onto other circular needles if you have any extras.

This pattern is for garter stitch. When knitting in the round, you alternate between one wrong-side row and one right-side row. In the video, for the first row, I started knitting purl stitches from the beginning to the end, marking the end of the row. Then, for the second row, from the beginning to the marker (end of row), I only knitted knit stitches. So, we should alternate between wrong-side and right-side rows until we reach the point where we start knitting the handles. That means all odd rows, such as 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, etc., are knitted like row 1, and all even rows, such as 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, etc., are knitted like row 2. When knitting the bottom of the bag and the handles, we switch to turning rows, and all rows are knitted with knit stitches during turning. I hope I was able to explain it well. If you have any questions, feel free to ask. Happy knitting!

thank u, but i mean R11 in 8:23 u said by pattern. so i need to knit R11 like R2 or R6. Cause R6 u do something different at the last . I'm just learn how to knit so 😂 i'm just little confused

@@reisanguyen111 So, let me explain how to knit the bottom. First, I cast on 32 stitches onto the needles and knitted a total of 4 rows (there were 32 stitches on the needles). Then, starting from the 5th row, every other row, I made 3 increases, as I demonstrated when knitting the 5th row. Then, I showed how to knit the increases from the 5th row in the 6th row, where I made the first increase at the beginning of the row through the front loop and the last increase at the end of the row through the back loop. Let's go back to the increases. The first increase was in the 5th row, the second in the 7th row, and the last third increase was in the 9th row. Since I only make increases every other row, I knitted the 6th, 8th, and 10th rows without increases, just as I knitted the 6th row. So, by the time you finish the 10th row, because you increased 3 times by 2 stitches each time, you'll have 38 stitches on the needles. Then, when I say to knit according to the pattern, it means that no increases or decreases are needed; you just knit the pattern itself, which in our case is knit stitches in the turning rows. Turning rows are when you knit one row, turn the work, and knit the next row. So, we knit rows 11 through 14 as row 10, with 38 stitches on the needles. Next, to make the bottom of the bag symmetrical, we need to return to the initial number of 32 stitches. Therefore, just as we made 3 increases, we make 3 decreases in the same way. The first decrease is in the 15th row, the second in the 17th row, and the last in the 19th row. I demonstrate how to decrease when knitting the 15th row(knit 2 stitches together), and how to knit according to the pattern without changes, which is the 16th row. So, you knit rows 15, 17, and 19 like the 15th row, and rows 16, 18, and 20 like the 16th row. That's it! Let me know if it's clearer now. If not, I can explain it differently. It's a pleasure for me to teach you something new, especially if this is one of your first projects.

​@@knittingwithgulnurOh, so i was doing right 💦 Thank u very much

@@reisanguyen111 You are welcome! Happy knitting 🧶❤️❤️

In my opinion, for circular knitting, circular needles are the most suitable. Otherwise, you would need long double-pointed needles, consisting of 4 needles, but knitting in that case might be more challenging. The most ideal option for this bag is circular needles. If you have regular straight needles, I have another tutorial on my channel where I demonstrate knitting 2 simple bags using the garter stitch pattern. The first one, which I knitted with green and lilac yarn, is suitable for such needles. I'll leave the link, and you can check it out. ruclips.net/video/vRTEao2NRak/видео.html

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Thank you very much❤! Is the entire process clear? This is my first time creating a video in this format. Will someone who wants to crochet this bag understand it?

@@knittingwithgulnur It is very explains well. I can follow you but there are some of those who would complain and would not appreciate your hard work. I would suggest if you could add more instruction on the screen that will be great. Thanks again for your hard work.

@@hameeda2743 Thank you for your feedback! I appreciate your understanding and suggestion. I'll consider adding more on-screen instructions in future videos to make it even clearer for everyone. Your support means a lot. Thanks again for watching and taking the time to share your thoughts!

You are welcome!

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that the explanation was clear and that you enjoyed creating the beautiful bag. Wishing you continued success, good health, and many more enjoyable knitting projects ahead! 🧶✨

You are welcome! Thank you for your kind words💜💜💜

You're welcome! I'm glad you liked it. Happy knitting❤❤❤

Thank you so much for your support! The knitting tutorial for the bag is already on the channel!!!

Thank you! I'm glad you found this project enjoyable. Wishing you success and good health as well!!!

You're welcome!

You are welcome! Happy knitting❤️

Hi! In this tutorial, I used cotton cord. But using polyester cord is also a good idea.

@@knittingwithgulnur شكرا جزيلا 😍😘😘👏👏👏

Thank you for your comment. I'm always open to suggestions and improvements. If you have specific methods you'd like to recommend, I'd be happy to hear them.

Hi, if you have straight needles, you can only knit the bottom of this bag with them. To knit the body of the bag, you'll need circular needles so that you can knit in the round. Even if you have double-pointed needles and their length allows you to accommodate all the stitches, it will still be challenging to work with them

Hi! I'm sorry, but I don't have a written version. I only create video tutorials. For this tutorial, I added English and Russian subtitles manually. You can turn on the captions. Also, if you have any questions, please write them here, and I will try to answer them.

Thank you very much! I deeply appreciate your support!

You're welcome! I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed the tutorial and had a successful experience making the bag. Happy knitting!!!