I’ve made two of these so far for gifts - so fun and special! I added a flower on one side and a butterfly on the other! Your tutorials are very easy to follow - directions and explanations make it very user friendly.
Made a bag from reused grocery bags that used some of this pattern- it has 2 mesh sections and 2 solid sections with a half rounded handle :) it looks awesome and can hold 3 gallons of milk with ease
This is a great bag to use. Thank you for this tutorial Now to find the time to get my projects done. Thanks again for this tutorial and for all you have done teaching everyone to crochet. I love them all.
Sarah Jayne, I am so glad I found you! I am working on the Sundown Market Bag while we are isolated for the Coronavirus. Thankfully, no one in our family has the virus. We are making new projects to stay sane! I have been crocheting since I was young. I love it! Your voice and instructions are so easy to follow.
thank you so much for the tutorials. your channel is so easy to follow. im a total beginner. i love it that youre taking your time to explain every details :)
just followed this pattern with a thinner thread and smaller hook size to make a produce bag! super nice result! the only instruction I struggled with was when narrowing in the mesh for the other end. if I followed the instructions, I would only have 15 masks instead of 30, but I put in two doubles in each space instead of 1 to have the 30 masks I needed 😊
Hooking in Good Company Then it wouldn’t fit the concept of the box. 🤷🏼♀️ good thing is, you can buy the yarn and the pattern independently if you want to x
Loved this pattern! I found the handles stretched once I put weight into the bag resulting in the bag being around my ankles when loaded😂🤦I fixed it with a few knots but I'll be halving the length of the handles for future bags 👍
This is a great pattern - a good way for me to practice my basic stitches! I’m about to start handles for my first bag. It’s for my mum and she prefers carry handles rather than shoulder straps. Do you have a suggestion how long the handles should be for carrying please?
Thank you, as far as the handles go you may want to discuss with your Mum how long she wants the handles as it's down to personal preference, measure then take it from there :)
I didn't get the pattern where you stitched the sides!! How do you join the sides? You just did dc at the sides from down the mouth of the bag. What about joining the sides? Please help. I've already begun the pattern
Champa Gopalakrishna The dc at the sides from down the mouth is the only thing you have to do to create/join the sides. If you look at the pic of the finished bag you can see that the two band sections aren’t joined together - the dc just brings the sides up to hold the items in the bag while still leaving plenty of room to open the bag up. Hope this helps!
@@tiareescobedo6746 got it! I think I was a bit hasty and more into theory. Only when I made about 4 to 5 rows of sc down one side did I realise that the bag doubles on its own. Thank you so much for the pattern. And thanks especially for the handle pattern. I have shared your video for this market bag with my cousin
I’m making a smaller version slightly different version from this, because I saw it in a mermaid series and places sell one with different colours except the colour I wasn’t which is like rope coloured and for like £8 no thanks. I used twine I stopped cause I ran out I was so close.
Started with the handles. Because I thought your dc was een US dc and only saw it was an UK dc when you started with the sides of the bag in this video ( yes, was my fault, thinking too much in US crochet terms hahaha) my bag is a little big bigger so made my handles a big bigger too, also because I'm using a 4 mm hook, still love my rainbow bag.
I really enjoyed making this bag! The tutorial was great, very easy to follow! But for some reason the bag stretches out when I put something a little heavy in it :-(
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it 😊 The bag is designed to be quite stretchy so that it folds up small but can also fit in a lot of things. I'm not sure what material you used to make it but an acrylic yarn would have less give than cotton, for example.
If you pop over to my blog post here: bellacococrochet.com/sundown-market-bag-free-pattern/ you will find the gauge requirements for the bag. I would play around with different hook sizes; as long as you meet gauge you should be ok to work the bag in DK 😊
Bella Coco I can’t figure out how to do the handles. I got to the part where you combine both ends but I’m not sure how you make the circle for a tube.
@@bellacococrochet I'm also struggling, once the slip stitch is done on how to make the tube part, can't seem to easily get into the stitch to do a double. Not sure if i should be able to work into six stitches from the row just done, but can't seem to manage that anyway. Help!
I couldn’t understand these comments until I looked at the blog post - it misses out the final bag finishing of crocheting along the sides! This video 1m10s 👍🏻
I’ve made two of these so far for gifts - so fun and special! I added a flower on one side and a butterfly on the other! Your tutorials are very easy to follow - directions and explanations make it very user friendly.
Thank you I'm glad that they have helped you :)
Made a bag from reused grocery bags that used some of this pattern- it has 2 mesh sections and 2 solid sections with a half rounded handle :) it looks awesome and can hold 3 gallons of milk with ease
Cannot post a pic of it
Loving this pattern Sarah, I really like how the handles are made it keeps it stronger this way so thanks for showing me this way xxx
You're very welcome :)
This is a great bag to use. Thank you for this tutorial Now to find the time to get my projects done. Thanks again for this tutorial and for all you have done teaching everyone to crochet. I love them all.
You're very welcome :)
Just completed your bag. Very pleased with how it came out. Thank you for an excellent tutorial.
You are very welcome :)
Sarah Jayne, I am so glad I found you! I am working on the Sundown Market Bag while we are isolated for the Coronavirus. Thankfully, no one in our family has the virus. We are making new projects to stay sane! I have been crocheting since I was young. I love it! Your voice and instructions are so easy to follow.
Thank you so much, I hope that you and your family all continue to stay safe and well :)
Love this bag! I also love your tutorials. Thank you.
Thank you and you're very welcome :)
thank you so much for the tutorials. your channel is so easy to follow. im a total beginner. i love it that youre taking your time to explain every details :)
You are very welcome :)
just followed this pattern with a thinner thread and smaller hook size to make a produce bag! super nice result! the only instruction I struggled with was when narrowing in the mesh for the other end. if I followed the instructions, I would only have 15 masks instead of 30, but I put in two doubles in each space instead of 1 to have the 30 masks I needed 😊
Thank you, Sarah Jayne, for all these awesome patterns. :) I've learned so much from your videos.
You're very welcome :)
What a beautiful bag
Thank you :)
What a clever pattern!!! Thank you 🥰 Although I have to redo my handle as the tension slacked as I went along
You’re very welcome 😊
Thank you Sarah Jayne, I loved doing this bag. Your video tutorial was so easy to follow 😊
You're very welcome :)
This is the type of thing that should be Crochet Society, no hook, no do-dads, yarn and a great pattern.
Hooking in Good Company Then it wouldn’t fit the concept of the box. 🤷🏼♀️ good thing is, you can buy the yarn and the pattern independently if you want to x
Woohoo 🎉 so excited.
Loved this pattern! I found the handles stretched once I put weight into the bag resulting in the bag being around my ankles when loaded😂🤦I fixed it with a few knots but I'll be halving the length of the handles for future bags 👍
Thank you :)
thanks for your tutoriales very clean i am a new subscriber from France ☺
You are very welcome and thank you for subscribing :)
Struggled with the tube handles just couldn’t grasp it doing them flat lol 😊
I couldn’t grasp it either so making mine flat as well 😊
This is a great pattern - a good way for me to practice my basic stitches!
I’m about to start handles for my first bag. It’s for my mum and she prefers carry handles rather than shoulder straps. Do you have a suggestion how long the handles should be for carrying please?
Thank you, as far as the handles go you may want to discuss with your Mum how long she wants the handles as it's down to personal preference, measure then take it from there :)
Bella Coco I have made them 21cm (tube) which looks just right 😊
I didn't get the pattern where you stitched the sides!! How do you join the sides? You just did dc at the sides from down the mouth of the bag. What about joining the sides? Please help. I've already begun the pattern
Champa Gopalakrishna The dc at the sides from down the mouth is the only thing you have to do to create/join the sides. If you look at the pic of the finished bag you can see that the two band sections aren’t joined together - the dc just brings the sides up to hold the items in the bag while still leaving plenty of room to open the bag up. Hope this helps!
@@tiareescobedo6746 got it! I think I was a bit hasty and more into theory. Only when I made about 4 to 5 rows of sc down one side did I realise that the bag doubles on its own. Thank you so much for the pattern. And thanks especially for the handle pattern. I have shared your video for this market bag with my cousin
A wonderful tutorial ,thankyou xx
You’re welcome 😊
I’m at 3:19 of this video. I don’t know how to do the same thing on the other side when the yarn isn’t attached. Help!!!
Me too! Have you found a way to solve this problem?
I like to attach my yarn by simply tying it on - make a knot where you need it, pop your hook through and make a chain stitch 😊
@@bellacococrochet Oh thank god i found this! i was at loss too haha
Loved making this bag could you sew up half the sides do you think?
have you thought about incorporating the handle into the making of the bag? Love your videos.
kat4005 no ad I wanted it to be part of the design x
I’m making a smaller version slightly different version from this, because I saw it in a mermaid series and places sell one with different colours except the colour I wasn’t which is like rope coloured and for like £8 no thanks. I used twine I stopped cause I ran out I was so close.
This is nice. I love this
Thank you :)
@@bellacococrochet please post video on crochet hook case...I want to learn and others video are not good
Lovely pattern. I’ve nearly finished my bag. Do you always use cotton yarn. Or can you use any yarn. X
Thank you, you can use any yarn however you have to be aware that it might stretch once you have things inside :)
Olá muita linda uau UAU ♥️♥️♥️
Obrigado :)
Thank you
You're welcome :)
Started with the handles. Because I thought your dc was een US dc and only saw it was an UK dc when you started with the sides of the bag in this video ( yes, was my fault, thinking too much in US crochet terms hahaha) my bag is a little big bigger so made my handles a big bigger too, also because I'm using a 4 mm hook, still love my rainbow bag.
I really enjoyed making this bag! The tutorial was great, very easy to follow! But for some reason the bag stretches out when I put something a little heavy in it :-(
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it 😊 The bag is designed to be quite stretchy so that it folds up small but can also fit in a lot of things. I'm not sure what material you used to make it but an acrylic yarn would have less give than cotton, for example.
Hi sarah Jayne
I really want to make this bag but only have dk yarn.can I use that and a 4mm hook?
Ty xx
If you pop over to my blog post here: bellacococrochet.com/sundown-market-bag-free-pattern/ you will find the gauge requirements for the bag. I would play around with different hook sizes; as long as you meet gauge you should be ok to work the bag in DK 😊
I’ve watched this video so many times and I can’t figure out how to do the handles 😔
Which part are you struggling with, maybe I can help you :)
Bella Coco I can’t figure out how to do the handles. I got to the part where you combine both ends but I’m not sure how you make the circle for a tube.
I found an easier way- if you just make a flat handle, you can pull the sides together and pin- then crochet together to make the round hollow handle
@@bellacococrochet I'm also struggling, once the slip stitch is done on how to make the tube part, can't seem to easily get into the stitch to do a double. Not sure if i should be able to work into six stitches from the row just done, but can't seem to manage that anyway. Help!
Hi there have I missed the part about constructing the bag - do you just sew the sides up ?
Hi Rose, you can find my blog post with all the info on here: ecs.page.link/WxxZc 🙂
Same question. How do I join the sides? How many stitches
I couldn’t understand these comments until I looked at the blog post - it misses out the final bag finishing of crocheting along the sides! This video 1m10s 👍🏻
I'm just not finding how to connect the sides together.
The written patten maybe of help to you - bellacococrochet.com/sundown-market-bag-free-pattern/ :)