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Plush Bow Bag
Make yourself the cutest plush bow bag with this crochet pattern! Blanket yarn makes this coquette crossbody purse extra sweet. Your new bag measures about 11 inches at the widest and 10.5 inches tall (including bow tails), with the actual usable bag space being around 5.5 inches tall. What can you fit inside your plush bow bag? Keys, chapstick, hand sanitizer, a charging cable, and a small folding phone, or a maybe a gba sp. Only the necessities, of course! This bag is fully lined with a zipper, and I’ve made a video on how to make the lining, which is available for free on youtube (link is in the pdf, or go to my channel HELLOhappylisa). I also include written instructions.
Pattern level: Intermediate. The crochet itself is simple, but there is some unique construction, as well as a zippered lining to make, so a higher experience level is recommended. A video is available for the lining construction!
one size, bag measures about 11 inches at the widest and 10.5 inches tall (including bow tails)
Materials needed:
- Bernat Baby Blanket yarn (super bulky weight 6)
- 8mm hooks
- yarn needle
- 1 inch button for closure
- For the lining: Zipper, Sewing needle & thread, fabric, sewing clips • For the strap: Two 20mm jump rings and chain
You are free to sell anything you make from HELLOhappy crochet patterns. “Pattern by HELLOhappy” is required in description on any online listings in shops or social media. You may not redistribute any HELLOhappy patterns, including online or print.
HELLOhappy crochet patterns are…
• For teens and adults (unless stated otherwise) who love cute and adorable things. There are no instructions for child or baby sizes.
• Not for beginners. They’re not going to teach you how to do stitches unless they are more complex than the basic sc, hdc, dc, tr etc. If you’re a beginner looking for some cute & easy patterns, visit my blog for free ones! http://hellohappy.net
• Written in USA terms, which can easily be translated to UK terms here: http://bit.ly/USAtoUKcrochet
• Conversational, fun, and full of helpful photos and notes
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