This unique market bag has a pretty row of carrots along the bottom to remind you to pick up some veggies when you are shopping. Made with cotton yarn this bag is nice an sturdy. I used my own Carrot Stitch along the bottom, but all other stitches are just basic crochet stitches. I have provided a video tutorial to help you through the carrot stitch. You will love taking the show stopping bag to the farmer's market.
This bag is perfect for all your grocery needs as it's nice and sturdy. The stripes are fun because it adds a little something extra without it being too much design for your liking.
I love crocheting tote bags - they are super handy, fun to crochet, and make great gifts! And I had a lot of fun playing with the colors and stitches in the Knotted Rainbow Tote Bag - a free crochet tote bag pattern here on Moogly! The "knotted" part of this rainbow is the handles! They are quick and easy to crochet (because we all know when you get to the handles, you're eager to finish the project), and because of the way they are added to the bag, they are very easy to replace if they get dirty or damaged.
Lately, I've found myself becoming more and more obsessed with color blocking. It looks so modern and is a great way for me to combine colors in my patterns. Since I've been on the color block bandwagon, I was inspired to make this adorable Color Block Bag. I absolutely love making accessories because they're the perfect way to punch up any outfit, and what better way to combine my love of color and accessories than with this little bag? This bag is the perfect size for an everyday bag. It's small and convenient to carry around, while still being roomy enough to fit all of your essentials.
You're going to love to crochet this pattern. The crochet Cito Bag is such a rewarding pattern and it works up fast. Nothing's like a great bag pattern. It's such a great crochet idea to make crocheted bags, in all shapes and sizes. What's especially neat about the crochet Cito Bag is that you don't need to know any fancy stitches. It's mostly half double crochet stitches, easy right? Finally, it's so fun to play with colors for market bags. So go crazy, have some fun!
Pocket Market Bag This cotton market bag is one of those enjoyable projects that is both fashionable and functional. Reusable bags have so many uses: from the library to the beach, you will find a hundred reasons to keep using this darling tote. You will have fun whipping it up and even more fun unfolding it at the farmer's market and stuffing it full of fresh produce.
When Mikey crocheted the Beachy Keen Cover Up, I thought it would be fun to crochet a matching tote bag. I used the same Bernat Maker Home Dec yarn in Aqua. My finished bag measures 12″ x 12″, not including the handles. I used 150 grams of the 250 gram ball, so there is plenty of extra if you'd like to make your tote bag bigger. If you are interested in a wider bag, then start with a longer chain keeping it odd, for an even number of beginning single crochets. If you would like a taller bag, then work more pattern rounds.
Carry all of your work-in-progress patterns in this cute and colorful Trinity Stitch Crochet Bag. This handy little bag is not too large and not too small, which makes it the perfect bag to tote around all of your projects around in. Use Caron Cotton Cakes yarn, or any other variegated yarn, to work up this multicolored miracle without extra ends to weave in. The sweet stripes of this bag are made up of rows of trinity stitch, with waistcoat stitch edging for a wonderful texture.
The crochet pattern for this bag was created specifically with variegated yarn in mind. Yarns that have a quick-changing color can be tricky to work with, as they steal the show and diminish stitch definition. Sometimes (a lot of the time), simple really is best. You'll only need 1 skein of solid color worsted weight yarn for the bottom and top, and one variegated for the body. Two solid colors (or more) would look great too! I used Loops and Threads Impeccable, that created the best "spiraling" effect with this crochet bag. Red Heart Soft looked pretty too, but in a different way, sort of speckled. There's more pictures if you click on the pattern link. Take a look and grab your hook!
