Crochet Market Bag
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
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This was one of my first projects when I first started and just found one of them. So here I am a few years later to make some more. Definitely a favorite!! Thank you still
I found easy to follow your instruction. I used local cotton yarn, doubled. Increase the base until row 10 and continued until row 28. I made 2 handles instead of 1 like yours. It's sturdy and big enough to carry things. Thank you for the pattern... Love it...
+ferial ghita Great modifications! I always like to hear about how people tweak the pattern to fit their needs. :)
This is the BEST tutorial I have ever seen. This is my 3rd bag, all from different videos by different people on RUclips. Yours is by far the easiest to follow, especially for beginners. Not a lot of counting and easy to adjust size wise. Thank you!!!
this was the most comprehensive easy video I've seen online yet for making a bag I love it I'm hooked on making bags now the handles are so easy thank you so much
This is going to be the first thing I'm going to try to make. It's going to be a great bag for the beach! Thanks for uploading
I’m delighted with this market bag. I have just finished making my first one ever. I wanted a longer strap so chained 90 instead of 60. It sits perfectly.
Thank you so much, you are easy to understand and a great teacher. 🙏🧶💖
Just love this pattern. As I am making it, I just realized that I have made it before, a long time ago. It is a lovely pattern and you explain the directions well. Will be making several this time around for Christmas gifts. I am very lucky because my granddaughters and daughters actually ask me to make things for them . It’s so much fun. Thank you for sharing.
Back again, and what a great pattern! Thank you so much for this video.
I made another bag, much smaller, to hang in my bathroom to hold my crocheted bath cloths (or it could hold toiletries, soap, or whatever). This little bag turned out so cute! It's about 11 inches tall (unstretched) not including the strap, and the bottom section is about 5-1/2 to 6 inches across. I only did four rounds of the bottom section, then went around it with a SC round (no increases) before I started the mesh section. This made it begin to cup just slightly for the sides. I did about nine rows of the mesh, and one fewer SC round around the top before doing the strap, all in the same color. I tried to make your strap but couldn't figure it out, so I did the kind I did before (Crochet Crowd market bag), only even more narrow for this smaller bag. (I then turned it inside out so the stitches where I attached the end of the strap to the bag were on the back side.) Then I went around both edges of the strap and the top of the bag with a SC edging. It only took one regular 2 oz. skein of Sugar n Cream. I used the color Summer Prints, which is mostly white with small flecks of aqua, lime green, and yellow. It took the whole skein, with only a little bit left over. I'm a beginner and this is my best looking work so far. I just love it! LOL I'm going to make another (before I forget how, haha) to have for a gift. Thanks again for this very versatile and adorable pattern.
I’m on my second bag! I’m going to use up my cotton scraps and we’ll see what happens. It’s a pleasure to follow your directions. You are a patient, thorough teacher.
this was one of my first crochet projects one year ago. I made three. they turned out great. thanks. I have decided to make another. it is much easier after one year of being hooked on crochet.
+Ruth Hingston It really is being hooked, isn't it? :D
Thanks for the video! My bag turned out great....love how you showed where the next stich went with the tapestry needle, it really helped.
Claudie, I am in the process of making this bag now and am loving it! Your voice is clear and instructions are easy to follow. I absolutely love that your close ups are easy to see. I am following you and look forward to making more of your beautiful items. Thank you.
Very good instructions and showing exactly where to put your hook! This is Great for beginners to learn. Great job.
I am new to your channel tonight and I have to say that I really like your tutorial and just finish a bag and I love it! You are excellent in your instruction. I will be making more of these bags and I am sure that I will binge watch more of your tutorials. Thanks from Nova Scotia, Canada.
I'd like to offer you some unsolicited advice. Your tutorial was wonderful. Your pattern is great. I was able to follow along easily and made 2 bags that are full of hats and mitts like I wanted. You sound unsure of yourself, you remind me of myself. I couldn't do what you do, I'd be second guess everything I was doing, which I think your doing too. Let go of your insecurities, your great. I look forward to learning more from you. Thank you for giving of your time and talent. I really enjoyed this tutorial and I love my 2 bags. They turned out even better than I thought they would. BTW I looked at a few tutorials to make bags before deciding to follow you. All the other videos either weren't clear or the comments said they're were issues with the pattern. So my comments are based on comparing your tutorial to others making the same bags. :)
I agree. The tutorial is great, but the "mumbling" and uncertainty is distracting. I frequently had to scroll thru the "rambling". Since this video is 3 years old, hopefully, she is more straightforward in her later videos.
Thank you. This bag is creative and artistic. I changed up the colors on the bottom of the bag. I went from purple, to pink, to green and back to purple for the rest of the bag. Thanks again. 😄😃😀😊☺😉
Thanks Claudie. .i did it with you! Felt like I had you by my side coaching me. Thank you soooo much.
This has been the most detailed video I could find of a crocheted market bag!!! Thank you so much! This is so helpful :)
This was so easy! Thank you so much for this tutorial, the 1st market bag I've actually finished! lol
What a wonderful bag. I love it. I will make my friends a bag each. Thank you so much. You are great. Take care.
와 정말 클러치 백이라니 정말 무궁무진하네요 ㅎㅎ
핑크핑크한게 너무 예뻐요, 어디든 다 잘 어울릴것 같아요 ^^
Thank you so much Claudie. This was a great tutorial to make a market bag that was simple and easy to follow. Now I will have such a great market bag to put my fruits, veggies and especially my French baguettes! :)
Christine T Huynh They do come in handy! :)
Thank you Claudie. First time crocheting anything and it turned out fab! Was so easy to foolow the instructions. Delighted with the results. x
Hi!! Thank you,,,I just finished my market bag,,,you explained everything perfectly,,,,going to make a few more, this was so easy and fun to make!!! Thanks again🤗😘
This is was great! I was a little confused during the handle portion but I kinda winged it and it turned out okay in the end! Thanks! I love my new bag!
I just crocheted this bag in orange. Thanks for your wonderful tutorial. I am going to make another one in red for my sister.
I just made one, it's a cute market bag! Great tutorial!
What a great video and very cute bag. I am using red, white, and blue striped cotton yarn and I'm going to give this as a gift for a friend I work with whose birthday is in two days. I'm almost finished with the mesh section - at about the 8th row now. Thank you for such a great tutorial and for all the close-up shots and detailed explanations. You're a very good teacher - your voice is soothing and your instructions are very clear.
***** I think your friend will love it! These are so handy to have! Thanks for such nice words! :D
CraftingWithClaudie Hi Claudie - I gave it to her today and she loved it - thanks!
Claudie, thanks for this pattern! Your directions are so clear and easy to follow:) thanks!
this will be my third project (once i’ve finished a bralette) and i’m so excited to get started!
Finally made my first crochet market bag!!! Thank you so much :)
I love this!! I love the way you explain your process!❤️
I love your bag. It's a beautiful bag. Thank you so much for showing us how to make it. I am going to make one for each of my friends. I know they will love as much as I do. Take care.
I hope your friends like them! They are really nice to have if you shop at a farmer's market or just pop in to the grocery store for some produce. If they get anything on them, you can just throw them in the wash and they're back to normal.
I have made 2 bags following you I also have adjusted it and used macrame cord love the pattern
I just found your channel. LOVE your tutorials. You make things so easy to follow!! Thanks for doing these!
Great bag. Excellent tutorial very natural just like crafting along with a friend, 😀🖒💖
Great tutorial! I have made two of these bags so far! Thank u!
Kari Hakkers Happy to help!
When she said 'single crochet 3 times' I did this in '3 dbl crochets' instead with 'chain 1' in between.
And this worked a lot better.
I'm starting one tonight! Great tutorial and very easy to understand. Thank you!
Ember Blackwell You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for this very helpful tutorial! I was using a bulky wool yarn so mine turned out pretty different, but still very cool. I’m sure it will be easier next time!! 🙂
This is my go to project for when I have extra yarn, they always come out a little silly because I use different yarns but my friends and family love them
I love this bag . I will make a few. You are a great teacher. Thank you ! 😃
I made this and it was my very first crochet project ever and it actually came out really nice only problem was that i used a synthetic yarn and it stretched soooo much that i wasnt able to use it.. However i found it very easy to follow your instructions. Anyhow i think im going to give it another try. Thanks!
+fancynancypoopsalot :( Oh no! That stinks that you weren't able to use the one you made. If you washed it would it get back into shape? That probably wouldn't be a permanent solution though. I hope your next one comes out just right!
I have made four of your bags. Thank you for your instructions.
Really like the bag, great tutorial, not too fast, not to slow etc...I am having lots of trouble with the handle. Been working on it longer than it took me to make the bag. I’ve pulled it all out like 5 times. Never can get it centered no matter how wide I make it! I think it has something to do with those 1st 4 stitch spaces you count back??? Going to try & find another kind of handle.
Thanks for this easy pattern, had fun crocheting it
Made mine I love it but the handle was a pain but I love it. And I did the first bag that looks like a bag. Thanks good teacher Please go over more slowly with the handles they were hard to attach Great job
I couldn't get the handle either!
ec fan me neither!
Love your tutorial great explanation and I just finished my first bag ! Thank you I will make more I'm sure
***** They're so handy to have around that one just never seems like enough. :)
Thank You for a wonderful Tutorial! And for Teaching the rest of us! 💕
Karissa, I can't reply directly to your comment so hopefully you will see this. Sugar N Cream yarn is a cotton yarn and Caron Simply Soft is acrylic. For some projects, some people prefer a cotton yarn because of its absorbency or it's lack of elasticity. Different yarns work better with different projects, but you could easily use an acrylic yarn with this pattern. The only concern I'd have with Caron Simply Soft in this instance is that I find it to stretch more than some other yarns so you'd want to be careful especially with the strap to make sure you work the stitches very tight. Hope that helps!
Good job on the video.. very easy to follow.. my bag turned out very nice Thank You!!
I LOVE THIS BAG! I added a few too many rows so I had to shorten the strap because I'm too short and it would drag on the ground. Just a head up! Making a shorter one now!!!!
Nikki Hrycko Lol, well you could always use it to store a yoga mat or something like that if the bag turns out super long! :)
Thank you for this tutorial! It was great!
Thank you for EASY to UNDERSTAND Instructions my bags look lovely! :)
Hi there Claudie, I enjoyed your tutorial. My bag came out fine except for the bag opening was smaller than yours. If I missed something I would appreciate knowing what I did wrong? Other than using a larger hook size next time for the rounds before the handle, I am not sure where I went wrong. Feedbacks is appreciated.
I can hear her just perfectly! Maybe its on your end
Thank you...You make it look so easy.....I'm saving this video and going to find that denim yarn!
I bought that yarn at Michael's if that helps! Thanks so much for watching! Have a great weekend!
omg awesome, I go to the farmers market with my grandmother and this is purfect
Teresa Martindale I am probably biased, but I think they're perfect for the farmer's market too! :D
I am so doing this! Loved the idea and your tutorial!
Celine maciel fernandes Good luck with yours! They are handy to have!
Gostei deste vídeo, estou a companhado com os olhos, sou brasileira aqui chama bolsa saco e era este modelo que eu estava procurando, para fazer uma bolsa muito obrigada pelo vídeo não sei se vai entender.
Just finished mine. Thank you so much for this tutorial!
Thank you! I made a cute purple bag using your tutorial
I really like this bag, thanks for the video! It's the second kind of crocheted bag I've made, and I like its smaller size. However, I had the "super size" 3 oz. Sugar n Cream and barely had enough yarn, so if I bought the smaller skeins (2.0 or 2.5 oz.) I'd definitely have to buy two of them, especially to stick with one color. I crochet kind of loosely.
A request: Can you show all the steps of how you start crocheting along the strap? I'm sure experienced crocheters just know, but we beginners need to clearly see each and every step. I got confused, so I changed the kind of strap (to one similar to the one on the first kind of bag I made--Crochet Crowd market bag/beach bag). I wanted to go all around the edge of the strap and bag with a SC border and I ran out of yarn, but I had some white so I used that for the edging. I was using the Strawberry ombre yarn which has white in it so it worked out very well.
For the strap, I made it narrower than the one on my first bag. I started the strap with 6 SC into the edge of the bag, then decreased at each end of the next row to wind up with 4 SC, and chain 1, turn, at the end of each row. It's a very sturdy strap and looks good, but I like yours as well. I just got confused on how to make it.
I was going to make a second bag like the first I made, but I think I may make another one of yours instead! I like its more all-purpose size, and it was a little faster to make. I did kind of panic after the first couple of rows of mesh, because it was just looking like a round doiley LOL, but then it started going more vertical. Many thanks!
Hi there! I took a look back through the video to see what part of the strap instructions I might have edited out accidentally, but I saw all of the steps there, though some of them were abbreviated (like not showing all of the chain stitches since it was just the same thing). Can you give me a time stamp where you see something missing? I definitely don't want to leave a whole step out!
I'm not saying steps are left out; I'm just not good enough to follow along! I don't even remember at which point I became confused, but I couldn't get it to work for me. I'm sure it's just my inexperience hat's the problem. Thanks for your reply. I really like this bag and am going to make a few more in the original size and in the smaller version I did. I have a friend who uses the net bath poufs, and I'm going to make her one soon to store them. I may attempt the strap again, and if I can figure out where I'm going wrong, I'll post again.
Hi, I started making the bag, but when I got to the part of "crocheting the 12 spiral lines", I was noticing my bag doesn't really close up, instead it opens up the more I keep crocheting. I did follow step by step the tutorial, making the 6 chains and then single crocheting. I don't know if its the yarn I'm using (not a cotton). Hope I get a reply because I really like this tutorial and would like to keep doing the bag.
This video is so good you explain it perfectly so thank you so much. I just had a question what do you do when you ran out of yarn earlier then when you switch to the different color? I'm hoping I can make the 12 rows of the spiral but think I might run out before i can finish that with the yarn. Did an extra round on the bottom.. Hope you can answer this question for me. Btw this is the first thing ever I'm making with crochet or doing crochet at all.
Going to make this for my sister's Christmas gift, thanks for the video!
Jenny Miller No problem at all! I hope she likes it!
Thanks, this was easy to follow and make... just one question... what was the purpose of the first 3 single crochet before starting the strap? To me it just looks like and unfinished piece. I was thinking you would go around again to even it out. Otherwise overall great bag.
I can't wait to make one. Thank you for the very clear tutorial. You actually make it look easy. :-)
Slivings911 I'm a bit late with the reply...oops! Did you ever make one? How did it come out for you?
specifically, how long does this project take for you to make?
Hey Claudie I love your videos soooooooo much make more I just have 1 question I have been to many crocheting videos and most people like sugar n cream yarn but I like simply soft better I was just wondering why do most people like this yarn?
Thank you Claudie! This will also make great a gift!
BTW I found ur video thru a post on the Crochet Addict FB page (90,000+ members strong!) Thank u Patricia Dawn! ;)
Thank you. I think this was an awesome project! Just completed it
hello. i enjoyed your video a lot! definitely im gonna do this soon! just i would like to know the portion of the yarn. is this cotton 100%?
Going from rows 9-20 do I need to slip stitch like in row 8 or do I just keep building until I reach the height I like?
liked your Tutorial #50 crochet bag o day. Tried writing it downn but went faster than I could write. Is there anyway to get pattern on this? Thank you
I have the written pattern up on my site. Here's a link: www.craftingwithclaudie.com/2014/07/easy-crochet-market-bag.html
I will be getting a downloadable version up at some point. It's on my to-do list! :) Hope that helps!
Thank you for your video. I'll be CRAFTING WITH CLAUDIE💕
Love this pattern, but you do sound unsure of yourself.
Found that if you go a little beyond the 12 netting rounds like up to 14 or 15, I put my yoga mat into it and it fits perfectly. Making some for friends as I write.
Keep on keeping on.
I’m reading through some of the comments and nobody else seems to be having m problem so it might be me... I’ll still ask tho, I’m doing exactly 12 double crochets to start not counting the chain at the start then building on it I’m putting 2 double crochet in each one of the 12, however I don’t end up with 24 like I should the only way I do is if I utilize the space u said not use....
Picot trellis is beautiful for this one the picots really make it pretty that's what I used
I have a question about the handles. I made one of these bags over the last couple of nights, and when I did the handle, one edge is tighter than the other. What I mean is, I wanted a longer strap so I chained 100 times and connected it into the other side of the bag... no problems. Then I did a few more rows of single crochets back along the handle until I finished it. Problem is, the first row of 100 chains is noticeably tighter than the other rows of single crochets so the strap doesn't sit very flat and even.
Did I do something wrong? (I have a feeling that maybe I did the row of 100 chains just too tight...
any suggestions?
Ps... great tutorial. I made the entire bag and I'm very much a novice (been crocheting for around 3 weeks)
Al Crowley It does sound like the chains were a little too tight. You can try going up a hook size or two just for the chain stitches and that should make the fabric more even. And welcome to crocheting! It's addictive and awesome! :)
CraftingWithClaudie Hey Claudie, thanks for the tip. The first bag I made (the one I mentioned in my first comment) was more of a test wit a smaller hook and thinner yarn. My main goal was to make a nice big bag, with thick yarn (here in Australia this is called 12 ply) and I'm using a 6mm hook). I'm making this for my wifes birthday later this month (been crocheting for about 4 weeks now and loving it :)).... When I got to the handle on this new bag, I did the first chain run (I did 80 chains) and did them much looser. The handle is much more even on both sides and it's looking great!
Al Crowley I just read your comment, and I think it is absolutely wonderful beyond words that you took the time to actually crochet your wife a gift like this. I know she had to love it. Something handmade is always more special than something you just pick up at the store. I can just see you sitting there lovingly stitching this bag up for her. I love it!!!
I have a question. I'm new to crocheting and I'm trying this bag as my 3rd project. I must've skipped a stitch in row 3 when I was joining my rows with a slip stitch and I'm on row 6. Should I undo my stitches to go back to that one stitch or just proceed? It just looks like a little hole is there. It doesn't bother me much since it's my first bag and my third ever crochet project, I just don't want it to mess up the rest of the bag going forward.
Cassandra Skidmore You don't have to undo your work and go back if you're okay with the space there. You will probably want to add another stitch somewhere along the way so that your stitch counts will be back to where they need to be for the rest of the pattern. If you don't, you might have to fudge things in a couple of other places along the way which wouldn't be too difficult.
thx so much i made my bag with ur tutorial i love it
I left out crocheting into the posts as I don't think this is necessary.
Happy crochet!!
This is a beautful bag. How sturdy is it for the grocery store? Do things fall out easy? Do you have more grocery bag videos?
I'm on row/round 5 and it isn't looking very bag like yet....please tell me that this will right itself. :-/
Claudie, do you still use this bag pattern? Have you made any revisions over time?
Easy to follow tutorial! Thank you:-)
Bag came out ALOT smaller than I thought, it’s actually super tiny! Instructions were great until the straps, then they were somewhat hard to follow, ended up just doing my own thing for the straps.
this was the very 1st thing i ever made when i was first starting out a few years ago. only problem was i used this very cheap yarn and it was very stretchy and i didn't like it. but the purse was very nice.
Super tutorial and easy to follow and understand. Thank you for sharing.
Knotjustnadine
Assistir todo o vídeo vou fazer muito obrigada se der para mandar o gráfico agradeço fique com Deus.
Mine came out great
for a bag that the increase ended at 60 dc instead of 72 like in your project...how should one adjust the mesh rounds?
The mesh rounds themselves would work the same, just less pattern repeats within them. If you want to make the bag a little shorter as well, I'd probably just do 3 or 4 less mesh rounds in total. :)
HI THERE!!
I am working on my first ever Market Bag! This is soooo easy...ONE QUESTION THO!
My top (ch2 DC1 CH2) round seems to very narrow :( it's about a round smaller than the bottom...is this right??
MzHolliWudKitti The top can come out a little more narrow, but it shouldn't be much of a difference. If you think it's too small, try going up a hook size or two and see if that helps. Sometimes your tension can change after doing a lot of chain stitches (or at least for me it can). :)
thank you. your video was so detail.
Hi! Thank you, thank you. Your tutorial is the best & believe I've been looking! Hahaha, I've a spool of a 100 % nylon thread from " La Espiga" I think I'll use it for your bag. Have you used this kind of thread? What do you think? Thanks again for your tutorial.
Juno Neith I have not used it, but from what I can tell I think it would make a really strong bag. It looks like it might be thinner than what I used so you might have to do a few more increases on the bottom section to make the same size bag. Good luck!
I'm trying out this pattern and really liking it, but I attempted making it bigger by two rows and now it's not looking like a bag (as yours does) but instead just looks like a big doily. I'm sure I'll be able to tighten the top up a bit and it'll still work as a bag, but I'm wondering if you had any idea what I may have done wrong.
Delayed comment, but maybe it will help newbies. It will probably start going vertical after a few more rows of mesh. I was panicking because mine looked like a doily, too, but then it started making the sides just fine. It would be helpful if the bag was shown after every "stage" and every so often so we could see if ours looked right.
Love the market bag so easy love it : ) Thanks for sharing : ) Keep on crocheting : ) Have a great summer time : ) toni g.
I'm glad to hear that you love it! I hope you have a great summer too!
Is it supposed to look like a giant doily??