i was doing a bag and searching for solutions for the handle. I wanted a single handle but ended up here because it looks soo similar too mineeee!!! I also used a silky rope and this knot!!! I love yours, so beautiful :))
Nice! Hope the measurements in the comments help you with sizing up. I'm interested to see how it turns out, if you care to share- you can tag me on my new instagram @noodleweaver :)
Hi! Thanks so much! Yes, you can. It's really easy to do. You can see exactly how I do that on a similar project at the 8m07s mark: th-cam.com/video/cK0DDKVUPqo/w-d-xo.html. I would love to see how a multicolor one looks! Feel free to tag me on IG/Tiktok @noodleweaver :)
Hi! At 1:59 when the row is finished, chain 1, turn your work (like you're flipping a page in a book to the left), and do another row of single crochet stitches before continuing on (so you'll repeat 1:13 to 1:59 by working into the row below it). Once you made the base as deep as you want (I'll assume you made one more row), before you get to the other long side of your rectangle instead of chaining 1 at 2:04- slip stitch into loop(s) on the short end of the rectangle (so if you made 1 additional row beyond what I show in my video = 2 rows, then make 2 slip stitches on the short edge before working your long edge). Do that to the other short side when you get to it. Otherwise you won't have attached the short sides of your rectangular base to the wall/body of the bag. Good luck!
Hi! If you use the same gauge thickness, it will look very similar. One suggestion when working with roving- handle it with care (when making it and especially when wearing it). Merino wool roving is so beautiful but it has a tendency to pill/shred. Good luck (if you do end up making it, I'd love to see how it turns out- feel free to share with me on instagram/tiktok @noodleweaver)!
I love the color of this yarn. How much yarn do you need to make this? And approxmately how big is this bag? If I am going to make it I'd want it longer. but great job.
Hi Ann! Thanks very much! You'll need about 2 pounds (or 1kg) of this jumbo weight yarn. My calculations estimate that's around 41 yards, but this yarn is sold by weight. The bag is about 10 inches tall by 13 inches wide. The handle height measures about 9 inches. It does have a bit of give in all directions. I've made a bigger version of this bag (approx 10"x17" wide) and it used about 3.3 pounds. Hope that helps you!
Hi! Hmm, I'm not sure. I've made a few of these and haven't had that issue. The only thing I can think of is to try making your tension tighter. Unless you mean that it is tapering in at the top (ie- smaller at the top than at the base)? In that case, make sure you haven't skipped any stitches. You should have the same number of stitches in each round. Hope that helps!
Thanks for your feedback, I'll keep that in mind. The process is very repetitive so I do speed up certain parts. It may take a rewatch or two for beginners! :)
Hi! Great question. You can make a bag with similar proportions/shape but it will be smaller than the one I made. To do this, when you make your foundation chain (at around 0:51) you can make a few less chains. Then continue on as normal working up to your desired height (saving some yarn for your straps). If you end up making it, please feel free to share with us how many chains you used for your foundation and what the final size is. Good luck!
Hi, Sorry to hear you got stuck. I've written out the basic steps below with time stamps. Hope that helps you follow along better. 00:45 slipknot 00:52 chain 1:13 single crochet to end of chain 2:04 chain 1 2:09 working into the opposite side, slip stitch to the end of the row 2:23 roll work inside out 2:47 slip stitch in every stitch all the way around until your desired height 4:28 add straps at the top
Hi! If you use a thinner yarn and follow the same directions (same # of chains and rounds etc) it will just be a smaller size than mine but the same shape. If you want it to be bigger, you can chain more (at around 01:00) to make your base wider and then keep going with the rest of the video. Hope that helps! Good luck!
@@serenasmithh Hi! It sounds like maybe stitches are getting skipped as you go up- fewer stitches in each round makes the bag narrower as you go up. I'd suggest counting the stitches in each row and making sure they are all the same number (using a safety pin as a marker can help you keep track). One other tip I can think of is to keep your tension as even as possible (tighter stitches will also make the bag narrower). Good luck!
@@SAMandPIZZAshow Oh, I see! Yes, so at 1:59 when the row is finished, chain 1, turn your work (like you're flipping a page in a book to the left), and do another row of single crochet stitches before continuing on (so you'll repeat 1:13 to 1:59 by working into the row below it).
One more thing- Once you made the base as deep as you want (I'll assume you made one more row), before you get to the other long side of your rectangle instead of chaining 1 at 2:04- slip stitch into loop(s) on the short end of the rectangle (so if you made 1 additional row beyond what I show in my video = 2 rows, then make 2 slip stitches on the short edge before working your long edge). Do that to the other short side when you get to it. Otherwise you won't have attached the short sides of your rectangular base to the wall/body of the bag. Hope that helps!
Trying to make this for my partner currently, but I'm not sure if the yarn I have is too thin. Is that going to be an issue or will it just give me a harder time?
Hi, great question. If you use a thinner yarn and follow the same directions it will just be smaller than mine. If you want it to be bigger, you can chain more (at around 01:00) to make a wider base and then keep going as normal. Hope that helps! Good luck!
@@noodleweaver Thank you! So that would be more weight in yarn, correct? instead of 2lbs I should try and find 3+? Sorry I am new to crochetting/knitting :)
@@emilymartinez9978 Hi, happy to help! :) Yes, if you want a bigger bag, 3+ lbs is good. And when you are ready to connect your new ball of yarn, you can see how I do that on a similar project at the 8m07s mark: th-cam.com/video/cK0DDKVUPqo/w-d-xo.html. Good luck!
At 1:59 when the row is finished, chain 1, turn your work (like you're flipping a page in a book to the left), and do another row of single crochet stitches before continuing on (so you'll repeat 1:13 to 1:59 by working into the row below it). Once you made the base as deep as you want (I'll assume you made one more row), before you get to the other long side of your rectangle instead of chaining 1 at 2:04- slip stitch into loop(s) on the short end of the rectangle (so if you made 1 additional row beyond what I show in my video = 2 rows, then make 2 slip stitches on the short edge before working your long edge). Do that to the other short side when you get to it. Otherwise you won't have attached the short sides of your rectangular base to the wall/body of the bag.
You do it way too fast and it's hard to understand. Can you do it a little slower for us slow ones? The sped up is confusing and I can't synchronize with your videos.
Hi, thanks for the feedback. I'll keep it in mind as I make future videos. In the meantime, the next best thing I can suggest is to slow down the speed of the video in the settings and enable the closed captions.
Hi! Usually this big tube yarn is listed by weight (rather than by length) so when you go to purchase your yarn, I suggest getting about 2 pounds worth :)
Hi, You'll purchase 2 pounds of yarn. So for example, if you buy the yarn I have linked in my description, you would purchase only 1 package (each package is 2.2 pounds).
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I Saw This On Tik Tok & Twitter & Had To Look Up A Tutorial. I’m Gonna Do A Large Tote/Travel Bag. I Can’t Wait To See The Outcome. 🥰🥰
Would love to see the large version- feel free to tag me on instagram if you are up for sharing (@noodlweaver)! Good luck!
@@noodleweaver Okay Perfect.
@@noodleweaver I Finished The Bag. Tagging You Now. 🥰🥰
@@katiarayanna I love it!
@@katiarayanna This looks so good! Thanks for sharing the variation!
Thank you so much for this tutorial! 😃 I just finished mine in a light gray, sparkly chenille yarn and it is sooooo GORGEOUS 🥰😍✨
I'm so happy you found it helpful! I would love to see how it turned out if you're ever up for sharing (@noodleweaver). It sounds awesome!
i was doing a bag and searching for solutions for the handle. I wanted a single handle but ended up here because it looks soo similar too mineeee!!! I also used a silky rope and this knot!!! I love yours, so beautiful :))
Hi! Thanks so much. Would love to see how yours came out!
thank you so much i really liked what you did
Thank you for this tutorial video
You're so welcome. Hope it was helpful for you!
@@noodleweaver yeah it was helpful i made 1 bag using old t shirt
I’m going to attempt to make it a little bigger.
Nice! Hope the measurements in the comments help you with sizing up. I'm interested to see how it turns out, if you care to share- you can tag me on my new instagram @noodleweaver :)
Anyone else here from Tik Tok :)
Hello! Loved this video so much, would it be possible to include another colour ie. another ball of yarn? want to make a mixed colour version of this!
Hi! Thanks so much! Yes, you can. It's really easy to do. You can see exactly how I do that on a similar project at the 8m07s mark: th-cam.com/video/cK0DDKVUPqo/w-d-xo.html. I would love to see how a multicolor one looks! Feel free to tag me on IG/Tiktok @noodleweaver :)
Tuba Toothpaste Bag 😁
Where do you buy this tube yarn?
if i want to make it at a larger size, hwo do you recommend me to enlarge the base of the bag? thanks!!
Hi! At 1:59 when the row is finished, chain 1, turn your work (like you're flipping a page in a book to the left), and do another row of single crochet stitches before continuing on (so you'll repeat 1:13 to 1:59 by working into the row below it). Once you made the base as deep as you want (I'll assume you made one more row), before you get to the other long side of your rectangle instead of chaining 1 at 2:04- slip stitch into loop(s) on the short end of the rectangle (so if you made 1 additional row beyond what I show in my video = 2 rows, then make 2 slip stitches on the short edge before working your long edge). Do that to the other short side when you get to it. Otherwise you won't have attached the short sides of your rectangular base to the wall/body of the bag. Good luck!
Bonjour combien faut il de fil yarn pour faire ce sac?
Hi! In your opinion…do you think I would have the same result if I make it with merino wool roving?
Hi! If you use the same gauge thickness, it will look very similar. One suggestion when working with roving- handle it with care (when making it and especially when wearing it). Merino wool roving is so beautiful but it has a tendency to pill/shred. Good luck (if you do end up making it, I'd love to see how it turns out- feel free to share with me on instagram/tiktok @noodleweaver)!
Great job! I want to make it as soon as posible.. Could you tell me how many kg is needed to make this bag?❤
Thank you very much! It will be about 1kg. :)
I love the color of this yarn. How much yarn do you need to make this? And approxmately how big is this bag? If I am going to make it I'd want it longer. but great job.
Hi Ann! Thanks very much! You'll need about 2 pounds (or 1kg) of this jumbo weight yarn. My calculations estimate that's around 41 yards, but this yarn is sold by weight. The bag is about 10 inches tall by 13 inches wide. The handle height measures about 9 inches. It does have a bit of give in all directions. I've made a bigger version of this bag (approx 10"x17" wide) and it used about 3.3 pounds. Hope that helps you!
@@noodleweaver Very helpful detail, thank you!!
How do you make it so square? Mine keeps folding in :/
Hi! Hmm, I'm not sure. I've made a few of these and haven't had that issue. The only thing I can think of is to try making your tension tighter. Unless you mean that it is tapering in at the top (ie- smaller at the top than at the base)? In that case, make sure you haven't skipped any stitches. You should have the same number of stitches in each round. Hope that helps!
This video is good for someone who knows how to stitch and crochet your video went too fast so I was lost 😞
pause the video and rewatch! it is simplified a lot
Thanks for your feedback, I'll keep that in mind. The process is very repetitive so I do speed up certain parts. It may take a rewatch or two for beginners! :)
you can slow it down
Hello! I have a skein that is about 27 yards long. How would you recommend I modify the design to keep the same shape but with less material?
Thanks!
Hi! Great question. You can make a bag with similar proportions/shape but it will be smaller than the one I made. To do this, when you make your foundation chain (at around 0:51) you can make a few less chains. Then continue on as normal working up to your desired height (saving some yarn for your straps). If you end up making it, please feel free to share with us how many chains you used for your foundation and what the final size is. Good luck!
@@noodleweaver thank you so much, will do!!
hi where can u bye it in india
Hi, I'm not sure. I got mine on Amazon, but if anyone else knows, please share!
Hey there very inspired by this! Is it cotton tube yarn?
Hi, thanks very much! Yes, it is cotton tube yarn.
Hi I think u missed a step or I didn’t get it but after the second step how do u make it look like ur bc mine was not like ur help pls
Hi, Sorry to hear you got stuck. I've written out the basic steps below with time stamps. Hope that helps you follow along better.
00:45 slipknot
00:52 chain
1:13 single crochet to end of chain
2:04 chain 1
2:09 working into the opposite side, slip stitch to the end of the row
2:23 roll work inside out
2:47 slip stitch in every stitch all the way around until your desired height
4:28 add straps at the top
No one:
My parents wondering why im at the table crying with a piece of yarn in my hand 😢😅
hi! im making this with thinner yarn, is there anything i should do to make sure thae bag builds up round rather than being a flat mat?
Hi! If you use a thinner yarn and follow the same directions (same # of chains and rounds etc) it will just be a smaller size than mine but the same shape. If you want it to be bigger, you can chain more (at around 01:00) to make your base wider and then keep going with the rest of the video. Hope that helps! Good luck!
@@noodleweaver thank you! I’m doing this but it’s like shrinking I guess like getting narrower as I go up and Idk what to do
@@serenasmithh Hi! It sounds like maybe stitches are getting skipped as you go up- fewer stitches in each round makes the bag narrower as you go up. I'd suggest counting the stitches in each row and making sure they are all the same number (using a safety pin as a marker can help you keep track). One other tip I can think of is to keep your tension as even as possible (tighter stitches will also make the bag narrower). Good luck!
Am from Nigeria, how can I get this yarn ?
Hi! I'm not sure (I got mine from Amazon), but if anyone else knows please share with us in the comments. Thanks!
AliExpress has a couple. It’s told by 1kg as well
Can you show how to do this with a hook. ???
How can I make the bottom wider?
At 1:00 instead of making 11 chains, make more until it's the width you'd like. Then continue on as normal.
I think I mean depth. I guess I mean the bottom opening area. The part that it stands on if that makes sense 🤣
@@SAMandPIZZAshow Oh, I see! Yes, so at 1:59 when the row is finished, chain 1, turn your work (like you're flipping a page in a book to the left), and do another row of single crochet stitches before continuing on (so you'll repeat 1:13 to 1:59 by working into the row below it).
@@noodleweaver thank you so so much for the reply!
One more thing- Once you made the base as deep as you want (I'll assume you made one more row), before you get to the other long side of your rectangle instead of chaining 1 at 2:04- slip stitch into loop(s) on the short end of the rectangle (so if you made 1 additional row beyond what I show in my video = 2 rows, then make 2 slip stitches on the short edge before working your long edge). Do that to the other short side when you get to it. Otherwise you won't have attached the short sides of your rectangular base to the wall/body of the bag. Hope that helps!
About how long would this project take?
I made mine in under an hour
Trying to make this for my partner currently, but I'm not sure if the yarn I have is too thin. Is that going to be an issue or will it just give me a harder time?
Hi, great question. If you use a thinner yarn and follow the same directions it will just be smaller than mine. If you want it to be bigger, you can chain more (at around 01:00) to make a wider base and then keep going as normal. Hope that helps! Good luck!
@@noodleweaver Great, thank you so much for your quick reply. Fingers crossed it's a masterpiece and not a disaster piece!
@@jcbuckley7095 😂 I have faith in you! 🙂
How many metres should i use? Thankyou
Hi, it's sold by weight, but I calculate it's approximately 37.5 meters.
@@noodleweaver thankyou, cant find the big tube yarn in indonesia.. 😅 they only have max 2.5 cm wide 😭
hi!! Is there enough yarn to make the bag bigger than the one you made?
Hi! No, I had just enough yarn to make that size. You'd need to get more yarn to make a bigger bag. :)
@@noodleweaver Thank you! So that would be more weight in yarn, correct? instead of 2lbs I should try and find 3+? Sorry I am new to crochetting/knitting :)
@@emilymartinez9978 Hi, happy to help! :) Yes, if you want a bigger bag, 3+ lbs is good. And when you are ready to connect your new ball of yarn, you can see how I do that on a similar project at the 8m07s mark: th-cam.com/video/cK0DDKVUPqo/w-d-xo.html. Good luck!
How can I make the base wider?
At 1:59 when the row is finished, chain 1, turn your work (like you're flipping a page in a book to the left), and do another row of single crochet stitches before continuing on (so you'll repeat 1:13 to 1:59 by working into the row below it). Once you made the base as deep as you want (I'll assume you made one more row), before you get to the other long side of your rectangle instead of chaining 1 at 2:04- slip stitch into loop(s) on the short end of the rectangle (so if you made 1 additional row beyond what I show in my video = 2 rows, then make 2 slip stitches on the short edge before working your long edge). Do that to the other short side when you get to it. Otherwise you won't have attached the short sides of your rectangular base to the wall/body of the bag.
@@noodleweaver thank you!! 😄
What is the name of the material
It's a cotton tube yarn (cotton on the outside with a poly filling).
Does it stretch?
Hi! Because it's so thick it doesn't stretch much.
@@noodleweaver Thank you so much for your answer! Have a nice day.
How thick is the yarn?
Hi Macarena, the yarn has an approximate 2 inch (5 cm) circumference when I wrap the tape measure around it loosely (it's very squishy).
You do it way too fast and it's hard to understand. Can you do it a little slower for us slow ones? The sped up is confusing and I can't synchronize with your videos.
Hi, thanks for the feedback. I'll keep it in mind as I make future videos. In the meantime, the next best thing I can suggest is to slow down the speed of the video in the settings and enable the closed captions.
So quick, not specific
So annoying how you can’t fast forward to where you actually want
She time stamped it! :)
@@joyb6720 I know that’s why :(
What does it mean by 2 pounds 🫢
Hi! Usually this big tube yarn is listed by weight (rather than by length) so when you go to purchase your yarn, I suggest getting about 2 pounds worth :)
So do I purchase 2 tube of yarn?
Hi, You'll purchase 2 pounds of yarn. So for example, if you buy the yarn I have linked in my description, you would purchase only 1 package (each package is 2.2 pounds).
Omg thanks here is a new subscriber!
@@1dolnly_preppyxx🥰Thanks! Hope you find the video helpful!