❤ great tutorial thank you so much! Just a little bit of a tip: I personally find that if you ONLY have "regular" yarn and can't really afford to purchase the more expensive ones like the corded, macrame and others with more density, you can use any durable strength materials from old clothes or even leather from an old hand bag or boots or jacket. Perhaps you have some old jeans... You can cut the materials either into long strands and crochet them into an oval base, or any shape for your desired bag. If you are using a thicker material like denim or leather simply cut the shape and using a small hole punch, puncture holes all the way around leaving small space between each hole about 1/8" as you'll work the yarn thru each one in a single crochet of 3 rows. This will secure a tight bottom... Ensuring that your bag is sturdy.*simple hack tip: If you don't have a hole punch handy, then use scissors, which any of us here do have and cut a tiny (very tiny) slit in placement for the same spots as the "holes" would go, leaving the same diameter between each of the 1/8" or so. And weave your yarn thru and do the same as above-mentioned to secure a sturdy bag🛍️ and that's just a little tip for some who might want to make a large project or multiple ones as gifts, etc. (Which is one of my current projects for the ladies in my Bible Study class) I'm so happy to have found this video as it gave me a great idea 💡 of what I needed to achieve basically the same thing without breaking the bank, AND the ability to use materials I already had that would otherwise be taking up space in my wardrobe... Giving them a new life as a fancy pantsy purse👜
Just finished making this bag. Love it. Used black and camel colors. My first bag and even though my thumbs were a little sore, well worth it. Thank you so much!
I just finished making this bag. I used 4 mm macrame cord and it was quite the workout. I took several breaks and spread it out over several days. It is beautiful but it is definitely very heavy in weight. Just wanted to give a heads up about these things.
Hi Im from the UK I've just started making this bag and goodness its like a workout for your hands. I think my thumb 👍 has retired. Its hard work but looks like its worth it ❤❤❤
@billiejennings9127 try to keep your stitches on the looser side. If you make them too tight it’s definitely more difficult. Also it takes practice to keep your stitches loose so don’t get discouraged. Keep practicing.
I made this bag over the weekend. I ordered purse straps from Amazon. It turned out beautifully. I am new to crocheting but the tutorial was perfect. I love my new bag. I'm going to make more in different color combos. Thank you so much.
I just made this bag but instead of cording I used the Mary Maxim Home yarn (3 cakes) it was very easy to work with and soft as butter so I got the bag done a lot faster without needing the break. It’s more of a T-shirt yarn so it’s a cord filled with poly fill to give it a plump cord structure that’s soft and squishy. I used hook one size smaller since the Home yarn is quite plush and stretchy and it gave a more solid unified weave with not gaps. Once each cake was just about done I switched colors at the same stitch as on the video. All in all I’m sure my dimensions are a little different (laying flat 16 inch horizontal 14 1/2 vertical) without the straps but this yarn made for a sturdy but soft bag with a good amount of stretch that looks fantastic. Weaving in the ends was a breeze and did not take long at all however I recommend taking your time since you can puncture the project yarn with a upholstery needle. Thank you for the easy tutorial! I’m going to make a bunch of these as Christmas gifts this year to stuff with goodies!
I made a bag before I saw your tutorial. The pattern used Sugar and Cream Cotton yarn and doubled the yarn. It turned out really nice and was not too difficult to crochet with the cotton. The only change I would make in my bag would be to add stiffer handles. The pattern had you crochet your own handles which are not as stiff as I would like. Thank you for your tutorials.
Made a few bags with the macrame cord and it definitely is the best to use. Any bags I made with yarn would always end up getting wee pulls if it got caught on anything. Great video x
You present your instructions very well. Great use of the English language. I get so frustrated when a person uses "you know" or "ok". Your bag or tote is perfect. I have used the macrame cords for baskets and of course for plant hangers. Great job!
Just finished the body of this bag. I did the blue and half the white in one sitting and I paid for it in sore hands.🫤. I finished the rest over two days. I am waiting for my handles to come in so I can finish. This is a great bag. I think I may line it so I can also make a small pocket inside. Thank you so much for this pattern!
I can't hook, but I sat through this whole tutorial and found it very encouraging, so I will test my thumb and wrist and try and make something as beautiful as this bag. Thank you
By far the best bag (and tutorial) to be found. So easy and turned out great. I don't have a tapestry needle so I just pulled the threads through with a smaller hook and crisscrossed the handle hooks through the little holes since I couldn't push the hook through those tight stitches. Looks great! Thank you so much for the tutorial!!
Hi, Did you work in the back loop single crochet? I followed the instructions but mine is not building the sides up like a purse looks like a braided rug. 🙈Frustrated I haven't received a response from my initial Inquiry and want to get this bag finished. I watched her tutorial multiple times and following it precisely. I am NOT working in the back loop, just regular single crochet. Thank you!
Nice! Sometimes the simplest things done with high quality materials are just the very best. I can't wait to make this. :D BTW, if anyone reads this, if you can use a needle to weave in your yarn tails, you could definitely add a cute lining.
Just finished this bag. I used 4mm cord. If I were to do it again I'd use 3mm. But, it turned out great. Was going to line it but thinking it unnecessary at this point. I just need to keep it organized and as light as possible since the cord makes a heavier bag. I am so hsppy with this channel and tutorial. Thanks
I really liked your teaching style. I've been looking for something that inspires me to do manual work for a long time and when I discover your videos, this inspiration is bubbling up in me. I also think about making an extra income with this learning. Thank you so much for teaching us your crochet technique, which is therapy in these troubled times.
I just ordered the supplies to make this bag. Going with olive green, off white and a medium blue. Ordered the handles too. Thanks for putting up the link for the supplies and for this lovely pattern.
This is a fun and pretty project! I didn't change my yarn the same war and my blocks aren't the same size but I learned how to work with the recycled macrame cord and what a pain lol. Thanks for this tutorial!
Thank you so much for this WONDERFUL tutorial, so easy to follow. I used 7-9 mm t-shirt yarn, just because the cord was to hard on my hands. I added a magnetic closure, ordered the same strap. It turned out beautiful...think I'll dress it up with cute keychain to dangle from side.
Oh WOW! Just what I was looking for. I need some shopping bags for groceries that are sturdy. I would crochet some straps or handles onto it instead of using decorative straps, but this is GREAT! New subscriber! 😊
Hi started the project with 2mm cord and and 100ft of Cara's craft cord 2mm and I was only able to get 2 inches. I used a 6mm hook and my hands are really sore. I will need to go and purchase more to even come close to the size. Looks great so far.
The finished bag is really classy. I love it. I’ll have to search for macrame cord and give it a try I used to braid macrame yarn back in the day but I haven’t thought of crocheting with it Thank you so much for this stunning idea😊
You have no idea how long I've been searching for something like this! I've wanted to crochet a cotton purse, you'd think some cottons are sturdy, but have not had luck with those yarns because no matter what, my finished object is just too soft and not sturdy at all! Thank you for sharing
Making this at the moment. Certainly gives my fingers a workout. Im going to try it again with 2mm cord. Love the look. Still trying to work out how to change colours to avoid an obvious join. Regards Sue
I'm curious as to how the 2mm cord version came out. I'm finishing up my own 3mm cord version and I love it, but it's a bit too heavy and bulky for me for an everyday bag.
@@lee35777 hi, I made the bag with 2mm and it’s noticeably smaller! Give it a try, I think it’ll be the perfect size for you. I also ended up using a size 6 hook as well.
Thanks!! This bag is beautiful, simple and elegant. I don't know if I can deal with macrame right now because of a tendinitis, but I am super tempted!!! Do you have the link for the handles as well?
It is a bit of a workout compared to yarn but not impossible. I just broke it up into shorter sessions 👌 I’ll be sure to add the link to the handles as soon as I’m back in the office. I ordered them from Amazon too.
@@bhookedcrochet thanks 😊 well, I could not wait for Amazon delivery so I went to my local Joann 😀 and I found lionbrand re-up, it feels like macrame cord, but it’s recycled cotton and polyester blend. I’ll hold 2 strands together and see how it goes.
Enjoyed making this beautiful bag, I am now working on a l cotton liner to sew into the bag ❤️ anyone else find that their left thumb nail naturally squared?
Theoretically, if you can make that invisible join on the last round, is it possible to do it at the end of each color change? I don’t like that jagged section.
I was wondering how do you do the changing color, not the starting step, but the last step after finishing the round and joining the first stitch with the last one. Or maybe they are just crocheted in spiral.
I made this bag twice and, while it came out great both times, it’s not the same size as yours- mine is more oblong instead of being square. My gauge is correct and I’m using the same materials as you.
I made this using the same size crochet hook you recommended along with the same macrame cord as you. I followed the pattern, and for some reason, it came out a full inch wider! Any ideas why? I don’t feel I was crocheting it too loose. I still love the way it came out, and am planning on making another.
When adding a new color, is the offset showing in the back since you are working in the round? I don’t see a join in the pattern to offset what normally happens when working in the round? Do you have pictures of the back of the tote?
Hi! Wonderful Tutorial! Do you think I could find this yarn at the craft store? Also are there different types of macrame yarn? And do you use this yarn only for purses or do you use them for anything you crochet? Thank you! I got interested in crochet but I'm still figuring out which yarn is the best. And since I'm a beginner do you have a yarn suggestion?
I’m hoping this gets to you soon. I was reading your page on crocheting this bag and it said you get compensation from Amazon if we use your link but unfortunately I cannot find this link. Also, I would like to know the brand of macramé 3 mm you used, making your other items I found out if I use what you use and not something else, I get an item that looks like the video. Thanks so much for your anticipated response!
❤ great tutorial thank you so much! Just a little bit of a tip: I personally find that if you ONLY have "regular" yarn and can't really afford to purchase the more expensive ones like the corded, macrame and others with more density, you can use any durable strength materials from old clothes or even leather from an old hand bag or boots or jacket. Perhaps you have some old jeans... You can cut the materials either into long strands and crochet them into an oval base, or any shape for your desired bag. If you are using a thicker material like denim or leather simply cut the shape and using a small hole punch, puncture holes all the way around leaving small space between each hole about 1/8" as you'll work the yarn thru each one in a single crochet of 3 rows. This will secure a tight bottom... Ensuring that your bag is sturdy.*simple hack tip: If you don't have a hole punch handy, then use scissors, which any of us here do have and cut a tiny (very tiny) slit in placement for the same spots as the "holes" would go, leaving the same diameter between each of the 1/8" or so. And weave your yarn thru and do the same as above-mentioned to secure a sturdy bag🛍️ and that's just a little tip for some who might want to make a large project or multiple ones as gifts, etc. (Which is one of my current projects for the ladies in my Bible Study class) I'm so happy to have found this video as it gave me a great idea 💡 of what I needed to achieve basically the same thing without breaking the bank, AND the ability to use materials I already had that would otherwise be taking up space in my wardrobe... Giving them a new life as a fancy pantsy purse👜
Good tips ❤ Thank you
Just finished making this bag. Love it. Used black and camel colors. My first bag and even though my thumbs were a little sore, well worth it. Thank you so much!
I just finished making this bag. I used 4 mm macrame cord and it was quite the workout. I took several breaks and spread it out over several days. It is beautiful but it is definitely very heavy in weight. Just wanted to give a heads up about these things.
Good to know! I can imagine 4 mm cord is quite hefty to work with!
Thank you Paula. What do you mean by heavy. Is it better to use 2mm cord?
I made the mistake of buying macrame thinking it was just any macrame it hurt my fingers. Can you say the best brand?
Paula this bag she said 320 yards ......is this amount for each color??? Please answer me.....thanks
@@bhookedcrochet if I wanted to make the bag a bit smaller, how many chains do I use to start?
Hi Im from the UK I've just started making this bag and goodness its like a workout for your hands. I think my thumb 👍 has retired. Its hard work but looks like its worth it ❤❤❤
@billiejennings9127 try to keep your stitches on the looser side. If you make them too tight it’s definitely more difficult. Also it takes practice to keep your stitches loose so don’t get discouraged. Keep practicing.
I made this bag over the weekend. I ordered purse straps from Amazon. It turned out beautifully. I am new to crocheting but the tutorial was perfect. I love my new bag. I'm going to make more in different color combos. Thank you so much.
I just made this bag but instead of cording I used the Mary Maxim Home yarn (3 cakes) it was very easy to work with and soft as butter so I got the bag done a lot faster without needing the break. It’s more of a T-shirt yarn so it’s a cord filled with poly fill to give it a plump cord structure that’s soft and squishy. I used hook one size smaller since the Home yarn is quite plush and stretchy and it gave a more solid unified weave with not gaps. Once each cake was just about done I switched colors at the same stitch as on the video. All in all I’m sure my dimensions are a little different (laying flat 16 inch horizontal 14 1/2 vertical) without the straps but this yarn made for a sturdy but soft bag with a good amount of stretch that looks fantastic. Weaving in the ends was a breeze and did not take long at all however I recommend taking your time since you can puncture the project yarn with a upholstery needle. Thank you for the easy tutorial! I’m going to make a bunch of these as Christmas gifts this year to stuff with goodies!
Love this bag! I Made 5 last summer and the compliments never stop coming. Strangers are asking my friends where they purchased the bag. So happy!
What yarn did you use. Wondering if one could use anything else. The cord used in video is quiet the workout and makes bag heavy?
hi i love this, can you please make a tutorial/pattern on how to add a waterproof lining and a zip?
I made a bag before I saw your tutorial. The pattern used Sugar and Cream Cotton yarn and doubled the yarn. It turned out really nice and was not too difficult to crochet with the cotton. The only change I would make in my bag would be to add stiffer handles. The pattern had you crochet your own handles which are not as stiff as I would like. Thank you for your tutorials.
Made a few bags with the macrame cord and it definitely is the best to use. Any bags I made with yarn would always end up getting wee pulls if it got caught on anything. Great video x
You present your instructions very well. Great use of the English language. I get so frustrated when a person uses "you know" or "ok". Your bag or tote is perfect. I have used the macrame cords for baskets and of course for plant hangers. Great job!
Just finished the body of this bag. I did the blue and half the white in one sitting and I paid for it in sore hands.🫤. I finished the rest over two days. I am waiting for my handles to come in so I can finish. This is a great bag. I think I may line it so I can also make a small pocket inside. Thank you so much for this pattern!
Just received my macramé cord and handles cannot wait to get started on my bag. Thank you for this pattern.
That's awesome! Have fun!
How did it turn out?
Great job I love the way the bottom turned out and I'd love your honesty about the macrame
Wonderful teacher so relaxing to watch. Thank you!
I can't hook, but I sat through this whole tutorial and found it very encouraging, so I will test my thumb and wrist and try and make something as beautiful as this bag. Thank you
By far the best bag (and tutorial) to be found. So easy and turned out great. I don't have a tapestry needle so I just pulled the threads through with a smaller hook and crisscrossed the handle hooks through the little holes since I couldn't push the hook through those tight stitches. Looks great! Thank you so much for the tutorial!!
Hi,
Did you work in the back loop single crochet? I followed the instructions but mine is not building the sides up like a purse looks like a braided rug. 🙈Frustrated I haven't received a response from my initial Inquiry and want to get this bag finished. I watched her tutorial multiple times and following it precisely. I am NOT working in the back loop, just regular single crochet. Thank you!
Just made this in a week of on and off crocheting with 3 other projects running at the same time, really enjoyed it and it turned out great!
Nice! Sometimes the simplest things done with high quality materials are just the very best. I can't wait to make this. :D BTW, if anyone reads this, if you can use a needle to weave in your yarn tails, you could definitely add a cute lining.
I always line my purses and bags.
I have ordered my cord and handles. Can't wait to make this. I am very new to crochet and this looks within my limited abilities. Thank you so much.
Absolutely! It'll be a fun project for you. Have a wonderful weekend!
I have never used macrame cord before...gave it a try my bag is beautiful thanks you for this video.
Great tutorial…I had so much fun making this bag!! Definitely a workout for your hands, but absolutely doable!!
Just finished this bag. I used 4mm cord. If I were to do it again I'd use 3mm. But, it turned out great. Was going to line it but thinking it unnecessary at this point. I just need to keep it organized and as light as possible since the cord makes a heavier bag.
I am so hsppy with this channel and tutorial. Thanks
I liked how you described the material in detail at the beginning of the tutorial. tfs
Nice pattern..thanks for the pattern..I used your pattern to create the small one..just like the purse..hope it's turn out nicely...
I really liked your teaching style. I've been looking for something that inspires me to do manual work for a long time and when I discover your videos, this inspiration is bubbling up in me. I also think about making an extra income with this learning. Thank you so much for teaching us your crochet technique, which is therapy in these troubled times.
I just ordered the supplies to make this bag. Going with olive green, off white and a medium blue. Ordered the handles too. Thanks for putting up the link for the supplies and for this lovely pattern.
Just bought the pattern pdf. So excited to make this beautiful bag thank you
Thank you so much for the support, Jenna! Have fun!
One of the most precise tutorials I’ve watched ❤❤❤ thx
I finally finished mine!! Whew! For this section at 12:06 , I ended up using a hair crotchet latch hook as my crotchet needle was bending lol.
This is a fun and pretty project! I didn't change my yarn the same war and my blocks aren't the same size but I learned how to work with the recycled macrame cord and what a pain lol. Thanks for this tutorial!
I love it feeling so happy can found the tutorial of this bag❤ thank you to share the tutorial lady.God bless you😘
I love this bag nice I'm going to make one. very pretty colors together thank you very much stay safe.😊
Thank you so much for this WONDERFUL tutorial, so easy to follow. I used 7-9 mm t-shirt yarn, just because the cord was to hard on my hands. I added a magnetic closure, ordered the same strap. It turned out beautiful...think I'll dress it up with cute keychain to dangle from side.
Can you please mention the amount of t shirt yarn used for making this bag
Thanks for that because I just started to make change purses now I'm making a purse for the first time with Red Heart yarn
Oh WOW! Just what I was looking for. I need some shopping bags for groceries that are sturdy. I would crochet some straps or handles onto it instead of using decorative straps, but this is GREAT! New subscriber! 😊
Hi started the project with 2mm cord and and 100ft of Cara's craft cord 2mm and I was only able to get 2 inches. I used a 6mm hook and my hands are really sore. I will need to go and purchase more to even come close to the size. Looks great so far.
The finished bag is really classy. I love it. I’ll have to search for macrame cord and give it a try
I used to braid macrame yarn back in the day but I haven’t thought of crocheting with it
Thank you so much for this stunning idea😊
It would be helpful if you stated what size hook you used, other than that the bag looks lovely and you explain well
I made one of these for my daughter and now my other two daughters want one too! 😁
It turned out really nicely. Thanks for the pattern.
Wow!! What a beautiful bag!!
Thank you so much!
Great tutorial.....very clear to understand. thank you so much x
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for the wonderful compliment 💙
I thank you for a very detailed instructions- I will be crocheting this and I am a beginner
What an excellent tutorial! Thank you 😊
Wonderful tutorial. So easy to follow. Thank you!!!
Thanks for this wonderful tutorial.. It's really helping me out
Thank you for sharing your beautiful bag.
Just finished.....strong bag...macrame 3mm cord..lined with canvas in pink so can see colour through....cool look x thanks
Beautiful! I’m running to Joann’s to buy some macramé cord today!
Wow so beautiful and easy.Thqnks dor sharing.
Ooh, the bag looks so cool and neat! I'm gonna try it out! Love your instructions, easy to follow through!
Omg love how this bag came out. Saving for my next project. Thanks for sharing.
You are so welcome!
Yes, you made me happy! Cant wait to start it!
Love it 😍 big hug from Portugal 🇵🇹 ❤
Wow so satisfying
You have no idea how long I've been searching for something like this! I've wanted to crochet a cotton purse, you'd think some cottons are sturdy, but have not had luck with those yarns because no matter what, my finished object is just too soft and not sturdy at all! Thank you for sharing
I had the same problem! This turned out to be exactly what I need from a bag. Have fun making one!
Me too!! Finally the perfect tote pattern!!
What a great tutorial! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much for your kind words!
I just found your channel. Excellent tutorial. I’m thinking this would be the cutest for the beach! Definitely subscribing 🤩
Hi Mendy! So happy to have you here and glad you found this bag 💙 It would definitely be great for the beach!!
Wow so beautiful and pretty
I love this bag. Thanks for the tutorial.
My pleasure, Sandy 😊 Glad you love it!
Thank you so much! If using 5 mm chord will the bag be bigger?
Isn't it very tough to crochet?
I finally got around to making this bag and it turned out fabulous! Thank you 😊
I just found you. I love this purse.
This is a lovely bag. Thank you for the tutorial. ✨️💖✨️🌻✨️
Beautiful bag, love it
Making this at the moment. Certainly gives my fingers a workout. Im going to try it again with 2mm cord. Love the look. Still trying to work out how to change colours to avoid an obvious join. Regards Sue
I'm curious as to how the 2mm cord version came out. I'm finishing up my own 3mm cord version and I love it, but it's a bit too heavy and bulky for me for an everyday bag.
@@lee35777 hi, I made the bag with 2mm and it’s noticeably smaller! Give it a try, I think it’ll be the perfect size for you. I also ended up using a size 6 hook as well.
I don’t like working with the macrame cord. It’s so hard on the hands. However, I just might try this one. Thank you.
I agree with your analogy, thanks so much.
Thanks!! This bag is beautiful, simple and elegant. I don't know if I can deal with macrame right now because of a tendinitis, but I am super tempted!!! Do you have the link for the handles as well?
It is a bit of a workout compared to yarn but not impossible. I just broke it up into shorter sessions 👌 I’ll be sure to add the link to the handles as soon as I’m back in the office. I ordered them from Amazon too.
@@bhookedcrochet thanks 😊 well, I could not wait for Amazon delivery so I went to my local Joann 😀 and I found lionbrand re-up, it feels like macrame cord, but it’s recycled cotton and polyester blend. I’ll hold 2 strands together and see how it goes.
@@claugouvea2231 How did 2ST work?!
You know a lot about luxury accessories and bags. HIDUPZ
Fantastic tutorial & pattern! Thank you so much!
No entendí nada ya q no coloca la traducción al español. No colocan las medidas. Todos no entendemos ese idioma
Enjoyed making this beautiful bag, I am now working on a l cotton liner to sew into the bag ❤️ anyone else find that their left thumb nail naturally squared?
Love this tutorial! have you ever lined your bags?
For anyone in the UK, The Range has this cord in and only £2.99. It’s stiff and gives you a workout but worth it.
Brilliant! Thanks
Hi, let me ask you, 320 yards you said but is for each color or a total amount, I will going to buy the cord and need to know please!!!!!!
What a beautiful bag. I love the colors. Can you add the link or let me know where you ordered the handles for the bag? Thanks 😊
Thank you, Maria! I totally forgot to link the handles 🤦♀️ As soon as I return to the office, I’ll add it to the description 👍
@@bhookedcrochet Once you add the link to where I can buy the handle, I will order my supplies. Thank you
Great video. Thank you. ❤
Beautiful bag 😍💜
Thank you!!
Can you advise how to add a zipper closure?
Hello, where did you get the straps you attached to the bag? I made the bag, and I love it so much. Thanks!
Theoretically, if you can make that invisible join on the last round, is it possible to do it at the end of each color change? I don’t like that jagged section.
Crazy , ,really beautiful
Beautiful bag ❤ New subscriber!
Beautiful bag can you tell me where you got the handles and how long there are. Thank you 🙏
I was wondering how do you do the changing color, not the starting step, but the last step after finishing the round and joining the first stitch with the last one. Or maybe they are just crocheted in spiral.
What size crochet hook do you use for this bag please?
I made this bag twice and, while it came out great both times, it’s not the same size as yours- mine is more oblong instead of being square. My gauge is correct and I’m using the same materials as you.
I made this using the same size crochet hook you recommended along with the same macrame cord as you. I followed the pattern, and for some reason, it came out a full inch wider! Any ideas why? I don’t feel I was crocheting it too loose. I still love the way it came out, and am planning on making another.
Oh no! Did you measure gauge to see if it matched? That could be the culprit even if you didn't feel like you were crocheting too loose :)
@@bhookedcrochet I didn’t! I’ll be sure to with the next one I make. Thanks for responding!
What size hook did you use please? I am a beginner.
Are you working in the back loop of the single crochet stitch to build the height? Thank you
Thank you for sharing
When adding a new color, is the offset showing in the back since you are working in the round? I don’t see a join in the pattern to offset what normally happens when working in the round? Do you have pictures of the back of the tote?
Great, helpful tips.
Can you use 2 mm cord? Thank you for sharing this wonderful video!
Did you get an answer?
I would like to know if you can make this bag with 2mm and it stays the same size?
No
Hi! Wonderful Tutorial! Do you think I could find this yarn at the craft store? Also are there different types of macrame yarn? And do you use this yarn only for purses or do you use them for anything you crochet? Thank you! I got interested in crochet but I'm still figuring out which yarn is the best. And since I'm a beginner do you have a yarn suggestion?
Beautiful, thank u so much! 💓
its so beautiful new follerw here i enjoyed watching it
Love this bag! Just purchased the pattern and macrame cording from Amazon. Please share the link to the purse handles.
Just added the link to the description! Sorry about the delay on that.
Just finishing up this bag, love it!
Has anyone tried to add a zipper to the top yet?
I’m hoping this gets to you soon. I was reading your page on crocheting this bag and it said you get compensation from Amazon if we use your link but unfortunately I cannot find this link. Also, I would like to know the brand of macramé 3 mm you used, making your other items I found out if I use what you use and not something else, I get an item that looks like the video. Thanks so much for your anticipated response!