I have a lot of odds and ends of yarn after making so many bigger projects like cocoon sweaters and blankets, I wasn’t sure what to do with it. I could do a scarf or a hat but scarves are going to be out of season soon and broomstick lace takes absolutely forever anyway.
I started looking up crochet bags and with a few attempts figured out a method to make them in a few ways. This one was using a V stitch for most of it:
And this one is basic single crochet for the bottom and double for the sides. It was a little slow because the pink yarn with the sparkles in it is touchy but I think it came out well. I just can’t decide to do with the drawstring ends.
One person used pom-poms but those take A TON of yarn for no real good reason so I may just look for puff-balls to sew the ends through.
Bags!
March 3, 2018
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Amy
I have a lot of odds and ends of yarn after making so many bigger projects like cocoon sweaters and blankets, I wasn’t sure what to do with it. I could do a scarf or a hat but scarves are going to be out of season soon and broomstick lace takes absolutely forever anyway.
I started looking up crochet bags and with a few attempts figured out a method to make them in a few ways. This one was using a V stitch for most of it:
And this one is basic single crochet for the bottom and double for the sides. It was a little slow because the pink yarn with the sparkles in it is touchy but I think it came out well. I just can’t decide to do with the drawstring ends.
One person used pom-poms but those take A TON of yarn for no real good reason so I may just look for puff-balls to sew the ends through.