How to Make a Beautiful Crochet Bag


You’ll Need:
100g of blue 100% cotton yarn;
100g of the same yarn, but in turquoise color;
Crochet hook 3;
5 big buttons.
Instructions
Make 60 chain sts and work around the chain:
Row Instructions:
- 1st row: single crochets, increase 5 single crochets from each side;
- 2nd-7th rows: double crochets.
After that, make 19th-22nd rows with double crochets using blue yarn. Then, for handles, make 50 single crochets from one side, turn, and make 10 rows of single crochets. Decrease the first and last 2 sts in every row until there are 10 sts left. Crochet straight for 20 cm. Make the same handles from the opposite side.
Fasten the edges of the handle with a “shrimp stitch”. Make a “wavy” fringe along the turquoise part of the bag. For this, join blue yarn at the base of the bag and make 5 chain sts. Join them with the help of single crochets to the base of the bag in the places marked on the scheme. Make 9 rows of this trim.
For the fastener, fasten 5 big buttons with single crochets and join them to the back side of your bag.
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