How to Crochet For Beginners: Sweet & Simple Soap Sack Tutorial

Turn an ordinary bar of soap into an extraordinary spa experience with this simple soap sack. Worked in one-piece using basic stitches, there are only two ends to weave in when completed. Hanging loop, is worked as you go and acts to fasten the sack shut.
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[@JB-co2lc]

You taught me to count, count, count. Stitches have a way of multiplying when I’m not looking.

[@rlarviso]

Wonderful instruction wish more teachers had your talent

[@joangeorge3468]

Love the instructions on this, I will be making many of these! Thank you so much that’s illustration.

[@katrinadykes7104]

Great video, Thank you so much for sharing this with all of us. I made one soap sack n I'm starting on my second one now. Easy to follow instructions.👍

[@TinaH1121]

What is the size of the finished soap sack?

[@ruthhingston6939]

Made it with stripes. Great instructions. Your soap sack is definitely the classiest on you tube. Thanks for sharing.

[@CrochetHangout]

Thanks for the kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@caseyauen4014]

I want to make this right now. looks easy.

[@janetgibbons844]

thank you ❤

[@musulei1]

So easy

[@kathleenquinn9752]

Love this soap sack, instructions easy to follow. Thanks

[@CrochetHangout]

Thanks!

[@TheGlitterogstas]

Thank you for this tutorial. In order to get a more solid rope, I sl.st. my way down again and sewed the other end to the sack. I chained 30 as the rope will be a tad shorter.

[@lesleyoliver5582]

FYI if you make a sack again, to save having to sew the end down (presume that meant needle and thread?). You may like to try:-
Once you ch.28 and I presume you then sl.st. Your way back down the chain rope to make it chunkier ? I would just place my hook through the other end of the chain rope as if I were going to crochet a stitch and then also place the hook into the next stitch of the bag and do 1 sl.st. (So now the chain rope is attached to the sack) then continue as pattern states, around the bag, which would incorporate the handle into a loop and attach it to the bag , completing it in one piece with only 2 ends to sew in. Hope I have explained myself clearly. 😊

[@juliettewalker2859]

Very nice loved this video will be making some soon

[@CrochetHangout]

Great! Tell us how it goes :)

[@CrochetHangout]

Awesome! Tell us how it goes :)

[@tamikiabrodeur965]

Thank you for sharing😊

[@CrochetHangout]

Your welcome :) Hope you enjoyed it!

[@cjes793]

Hi, love this pattern. Followed your instructions and my joining rows went crooked and now my hole and hanging chain are on the sides. What did I do wrong? Please help me

[@caseyauen4014]

I want crochet pattern please

[@cherylaverett6919]

Would like the pattern please.

[@deefrazier3539]

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[@LL-xx4iq]

I really need left handed instructions. Does anyone have a left hand soap saver pattern?

[@DH-qz2so]

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[@gilbertegaudreau8035]

You lost me on the 2nd stitch on row 2. beginner.

[@delinahstewart1795]

Chain 2, HDC into the same stitch, first increase. So, both end of the round needed to have four stitches. This makes the bottom bigger and flatter.