@@anjalilodha32 Thank you! ✨ I’m glad you liked it! ❤️ Yes, you can use any yarn that you like but something that stretches less and is sturdy would be more preferable for a bag! 💕💕
Hi, I'm a beginner crocheter. So, I don't really know what dk weight. Also, the yarn you used, is it cotton or acrylic? I only know this much. Thanks for sharing the tutorial, planning to make it this weekend.
Dk weight yarn is category 3 yarn. Also it doesn't matter whether you use cotton or acrylic yarn, it just depends on your preference - what do you want the bag to be made out of. if you use a smaller category yarn like weight 2, the bag will be the same but smaller, (perhaps you could add more rows to the granny square in that case) or if you use a larger category like weight 4 the bag would be the same but larger. (Perhaps you could do less rows to the granny squares) It just depends on your preference on how big or small you want the bag to be, you're not obligated to use category 3 yarn (DK) if that makes sense
Could the last row of each square contain puffs stitches, or V stitches? My square was way too large, but taking out a couple rows to get to the previous double crochet row leaves the square too small.
Yes its totally fine to end on a row of V stitches or puff. I did that for my bag and it turned out nice. If you really dont like it you can just add a row of single crochets to end it@megacitationx
@@shayeriroy2844 Hey! I’m glad you found the tutorial helpful! And yes a DK weight yarn is a category 3 yarn and is usually preferred for making projects that are intended to be sturdy… You can of course use whatever yarn you like but if it’s a bag I would recommend using yarn that won’t stretch a lot! Further @catlover0101 has explained the technicalities very well ✨💕
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I started doing this beautiful stitiches, done with one so far. I love how detailed you are in your explanation. thank you so much
@@Lameesal I’m glad you found it helpful 💗✨
You are an amazing teacher! So easy to follow along thank you!
@@ArtByOwen Thank you so much! I’m glad you found it helpful! ✨✨
This is gorgeous, thank you for the tutorial!
@@kaitlyncourt6477 You’re welcome! I’m glad you liked it! 💗💗
Love this bag, so happy there’s a tutorial! ❤️
@@chantalwalden7794 Thank you so much 🥰✨
This is so pretty 😭💖 Would the bag turn out to be same pretty if I use a cotton yarn instead of dk weight yarn?
Awesome, I am going to make this. Thanku for the video. And the color of the bag is so so good
@@priyankasrivastava5652 Thank you so much! I’m glad you liked it 💕💕
this bag is so beautiful, i cant wait to make this
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Spectacular! New subscriber 😍
@@kimberlyyost6028 Thank you so much 💕💕
Super cool. And i see that your channel is new. All the best. ❤
@@margoelectra2500 Thank you so much 💕
This is very pretty. How will it look with cotton thread. Pl comment. I wish to try and make from your tutorial.
It would look pretty 😍 Try Aran Weight Cotton for a sturdy version 🤌🏻💗
@@anjalilodha32 Thank you! ✨
I’m glad you liked it! ❤️
Yes, you can use any yarn that you like but something that stretches less and is sturdy would be more preferable for a bag! 💕💕
Thank youuuuuuu
@@orangessun5019 You’re welcome 🥹✨
i’m actually so mad i messed up mine after finishing all three and now i have to start over
@@heartlys4344 Oh no! 🥺 Don’t give up though! You can do it! 💗✨
Hi, how many balls of wool are needed to make the bag? Or skeins?
@@josefaampuerobetancurt7656 Hey! It took me about 150 grams of yarn to make this one ❤️✨
this is soooo beautiful! i’d love to use the same yarn as you :) where did you get it or what is it called?
@@sophiablake6115 I got it locally and had it for so long I really don’t remember what exactly it was 😭
Hi, I'm a beginner crocheter. So, I don't really know what dk weight. Also, the yarn you used, is it cotton or acrylic? I only know this much. Thanks for sharing the tutorial, planning to make it this weekend.
Dk weight yarn is category 3 yarn. Also it doesn't matter whether you use cotton or acrylic yarn, it just depends on your preference - what do you want the bag to be made out of.
if you use a smaller category yarn like weight 2, the bag will be the same but smaller, (perhaps you could add more rows to the granny square in that case) or if you use a larger category like weight 4 the bag would be the same but larger. (Perhaps you could do less rows to the granny squares)
It just depends on your preference on how big or small you want the bag to be, you're not obligated to use category 3 yarn (DK) if that makes sense
Could the last row of each square contain puffs stitches, or V stitches? My square was way too large, but taking out a couple rows to get to the previous double crochet row leaves the square too small.
Yes its totally fine to end on a row of V stitches or puff. I did that for my bag and it turned out nice. If you really dont like it you can just add a row of single crochets to end it@megacitationx
@@catlover0101 Aaah okay! Thank you so much! 😭
@@shayeriroy2844 Hey! I’m glad you found the tutorial helpful! And yes a DK weight yarn is a category 3 yarn and is usually preferred for making projects that are intended to be sturdy… You can of course use whatever yarn you like but if it’s a bag I would recommend using yarn that won’t stretch a lot!
Further @catlover0101 has explained the technicalities very well ✨💕
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