Best Granny Ever Tote Bag

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Round 4: Working in the blo this round, join next colour to any central st of 3sc in a corner. Ch5 (counts as dc and ch2), dc in st at base of ch, dc in each st to next central st of 3sc at corner, *(dc, ch2, dc) in corner st, dc in each st to next central st of 3dc at corner; rep two more times, ss in 3rd ch of beg ch5 to join. [52dc, 4 x ch2-sps] Many contemporary designers and crafters have embraced granny squares as a way to add texture, visual interest, and a touch of nostalgia to their creations. This will use less yarn than crocheting them together, but you won;t get the nice “raised” seam” in the pictures. Can you line a granny square bag? Adjust the numbers accordingly to account for any depth or additional squares required for the design. The Halcyon Granny Square Bag uses a 100% cotton yarn from Lion Brand called Pima Cotton. This yarn is a lot softer than traditional dishcloth cotton and glides really smoothly when you're crocheting. And the colors of Pima Cotton are my favorite part. The palette of muted, contemporary colors makes it really easy to combine shades until you find the perfect granny square mix!

I used the following colours for the 9 colour combination: A: Parchment, B: Fawn, C: Topaz, D: Fruit Punch, E: Garnet, F: Linen, G: Sage, H: Thyme, I: Latte Round 2(RS) Ch2 (counts as HDC), HDC in base of ch2, 2HDC in each st around, ss to top of beg ch2. [16 HDC] Round 2 (RS): Ch 3 tightly, 2 dc in same sp, ch 2, 3 dc in same sp (corner made), ch 1, [3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc, ch 1] in three remaining ch1sps, slst to top of ch from beginning of round to join. Fasten off. (2 clusters per side) Round 1 (RS): ch3, 3dc into ring, turn [4dc], ch3, dc into st at base of ch, dc in next 3 sts, turn [5dc] (this makes a petal), ch3, *working behind and to the left of the petal already made; 4dc into ring, turn [4dc], ch3, dc into st at base of ch, dc in next 3sts, turn [5dc], ch3; rep from * 6 more times, join with ss to top of beg ch3 at start of round. [8 petals, 8 x ch3-sps]Position the Flower Square Motifs as shown in the image below. You can use any joining method in your desired colour that you like but a flat slip stitch seam is my preference. LAYOUT AND JOINING Crochet weekender bag>>> Starburst Cushion>>> Starburst Blanket What stitches do you need to know to make a Granny Square bag? Round 3: Join new color with sl st to any sl st between petals, ch3, tr in same st, ch3, *2 tr in next sl st between petals, ch3, *rep around, join with sl st to top of ch 3 (16tr, 8 ch3-sps). Fasten off. Weave in ends

Once the squares are joined flat in this formation fold square piece across the centre as show by the fold line on diagram below. These squares are then joined together and the handles crocheted in place. Free Crochet Granny Square Bag PatternBag size: Decide on the desired width, height, and depth of your bag. This will help you determine the number of squares needed to achieve those dimensions. This granny square bag is completely on trend at the moment, make in one colour or multiple colours, the choice is yours. Row 5: ch1, sc through both the remaining loop of foundation chain, and the front loop of Row 4 in each st, to join handle into a tube. At both side corners, sc in each dc up to corner, then ch 7 and continue with sc in each dc on next square side. (This is where strap will attach.)

Ultimately, the yarn choice will depend on your personal preferences, budget, and the specific characteristics you want in your granny square bag. I am thrilled to say that this crochet bag pattern is featured in the current crochet along I am cohosting with Briana K Designs and MJ’s Off The Hook! It’s called the Not Your Average Granny Collection and we have three crochet bag patterns plus three stunning granny square inspired garments for you to enjoy! Whether used as accents, focal points, or the foundation of an entire project, granny squares have become a staple in the modern crafting world. I used a flat slip stitch seam to join my squares but you can use your preferred method to join crochet squares together. Once they are joined, we just need to make 2 simple handles for the bag and sew them in place. Typically, a bag made entirely of traditional granny squares will require multiple squares to be joined together.

Hexagon Granny Square:This granny square is very similar to the classic granny square pattern, but it’s made in the shape of a hexagon. Foundation Half Treble Crochet (FHTC): Ch2 (counts as first 1DC), YO, insert hook in 3rd Ch from hook, [YO, pul, YO, draw through 1 loop on hook (Ch made), YO, draw through 3 loops] (HTC made)], insert hook in last Ch made; rep [ ] for number of sts required. ( Watch the video here)

Join the yarn in the ch2 sp at the top point of the square D, leaving a tail long enough to secure the handle by sewing (see picture). Foundation Half Double Crochet 65. Each square should measure 3” across at this point. Although variation in the square size will not detrimentally affect the finished bag, meeting this measurement will ensure yardage used is approximately the same as what’s listed in pattern. Second, they are easy to customize and make your own. You can change the colors, the size, the shape, really anything you like! Tip: If you want your square to have lots of color, but don’t want to mess with joining new strands of yarn, try using a self-striping or variegated yarn. This type of yarn will do all the work for you, and you will end up with a beautiful multi-colored square. Popular Granny Square Patterns They have transitioned from being associated solely with traditional Afghans and blankets to becoming a versatile design element used in various modern projects, including clothing, accessories, home decor, and, of course, bags.With a desire for personalized and unique items, people are increasingly drawn to the art of crochet and the intricate beauty of granny squares. Yes, you can join the bag by sewing the granny squares together. I’d use WIP stitch, and again place the wrong sides together and then insert the needle . They provide an avenue for self-expression and a chance to showcase individual creativity through the use of color, pattern, and design.