I am more of a knitter than a crocheter. I can do several crochet stitches as long as it's basically a straight row of them. I thought it would be easier to crochet a bag with several colors of yarn than to knit one, so I sort of made this bag up as I went along. I used one yarn, rather than doubling 2 yarns held together, because I know that crocheting uses up more yarn than knitting does and I did not want to run out of yarn. As it were, I did use all the hot pink color up and all the turquoise blue too. I realise now that I prefer the thickness of holding 2 (or more) yarns together as I knit or crochet because it felts into a thicker item. It came out pretty good, although I am not as thrilled with the corners of the bag. I suppose it's my lack of crocheting experience that resulted in rather bumpy corners.
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| Crocheted bag and knitted i-cord for the handle before felting. |
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| Finished bag after felting. |
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WOW! Daryl, you are such an inspiration in sewing, knitting and crocheting! Beautiful bag and I sure can't see any bumpyness:) Have a fantastic Monday and thank you for visiting today:)
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Norma
Looks great. You did a wonderful job. You are so quick.
ReplyDeleteI love your bag! You are a very talented person. Thanks for sharing your ideas with us.
ReplyDeleteCan't see any bumps from where I'm sitting, Daryl. Another great bag!
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