"Raid your stash for the colorful yarn scraps you'll need to make this granny circle bag. This is such a fast and fun little crochet project. It's a really easy pattern too! Make one for yourself and prepare for all the compliments you're going to get. Your friends and family will probably want one too. You could even sell these in your online shop or at your next craft fair event. So many possibilities with this great pattern!"

Summer retro style meets function and versatility in this fun crochet hexagon tote bag. I used an easy hexagon pattern and added a little visual interest by adding a pop of color, to create the main portion of the bag. Basic crochet stitches were then used to form the bag's solid, sturdy bottom and strap.

"This fun bag is so simple! It's all about the fold. Make all that lovely texture, pair it with some variegated yarn, and you'll have a gorgeous piece of fabric to fold. It's easy to customize and accessorize. You'll make one or two in no time! You may sell all finished products made from this pattern; however you may not share, sell, or distribute this pattern in any way, in whole or in part. I would greatly appreciate a link back to my shop or this pattern anytime you sell this item online."

"This fun and easy crochet market bag uses two skeins of kitchen cotton yarn and a large hook for a light but sturdy bag. You'll be surprised at just how much you can fit in it! The base is solid, to keep your items contained, but the mesh sides work up very quickly. This bag is perfect for a beach bag, market tote, or even a bag for toting your library books in. The possibilities are endless!"

"The Library Tote Crochet Book Bag is a book lover's best friend. This rectangle bag is composed of a sturdy single crochet bottom with two wide handles for comfort. Bring it to the farmer's market, the library or the yarn store. When we hit the library we never seem to have enough hands or bags for all the books. I love this bag for these trips. It's yarn so it stretches, but it's more supportive than a mesh bag."

"Embrace a fun and retro with the Cecelia Tapestry Bag. The high contrast and eye-catching design of the body is created with the fun tapestry crochet (lots of single crochets! but it'll be worth it) technique. And this pattern comes in 2 sizes, making it great for gifting and project bags. I hope you like this fun pattern. This pattern is entirely free to view on DivineDebris[dot]com and there is an ad-free pdf available to purchase off website."

"I love working up these sweet little bags! They can be used as a soap cozy (gift with a homemade soap or set of facial scrubbies!), a favor or candy pouch, or a small gift bag (gift with a new pair of earrings or gift bag!). I worked my cozy up in about 45 minutes, and used only a small amount of Lily Sugar n Cream yarn from my stash. I'm including a tip in the material notes section for carrying your yarn up."

"This crochet bag is a slightly different one from the "Inventive Bag" that I shared before. Someone else wanted a bag exactly as the Inventive bag but to be used as a messenger bag and with a larger size so I added a strap and more rows. In this one I didn't use back loop stitches, I made more rows so there are 20 for each color section. I cross stitched holding two yarns togethers instead of one, didn't sc around in the end each piece separately, I couldn't line it yet but It is fine as it is, I think. I also steam blocked it. And after that process I steam blocked every crochet product I find at home. I loved it. "

"What better way to celebrate the beauty of animals than through a cruelty-free crochet bag? Animal print is really big right now and I just love the look of being able to combine spots and stripes. Going with a faux animal print option is sustainable and environmentally friendly. Plus, your friends will love you more for not killing a tiger for the stripes. I hope this unique animal print bag not only is an awesome accessory in your closet, but a great way to celebrate the beauty of animals without harming them. "