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Retro 70s Flower Bag
Make a retro 70s inspired floral bag with this crochet pattern! You can use your new bag as a regular purse, or as a water bottle holder! The back side of the bag is a flat panel. Use pastels to completely change the feel, or do all 1 color. Do 4 flower squares instead of just 2 in the front, make a larger bag out of multiple squares, or make a small, single square bag. The choice is yours!
Pattern level: Advanced beginner. This pattern uses optional foundation rows to start, and simple stitches to achieve the petals. You must be comfortable with changing colors and sewing pieces together.
Sizes included: one size, approx 8 inches tall and 4.5 inches wide, though it does stretch a bit.
Materials needed:
- worsted (weight 4) yarn
- 4mm hook
- yarn needle
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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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- First published: November 2015
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