Bright Stripes Backpack

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Bright Stripes Backpack
Bright Stripes Backpack

"When I got some of the new Red Heart Super Saver Stripes I wanted to make something for me because I love the colors so much. I can always use a lightweight backpack. Project Description: A simple drawstring backpack with a fun texture. Skill Level: Basic crochet skills are needed and must be able to read a crochet pattern. Completion Time (how long it takes the designer to make one): 3 hours Materials and Details Yarn: 400 yards Worsted weight yarn. Sample: Red Heart Yarn Stripes in Bright Stripes (1.75 skeins) Crochet Hook: H, I Miscellaneous: yarn needle Measurements: 11” wide x 13.5” tall or desired length Gauge: Not necessary for this project."

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Crochet HookH/8 or 5 mm hook, I/9 or 5.5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

Finished Size11” wide x 13.5” tall or desired length

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School is almost done for the year but this would be a great bag for carrying items to summer activities this summer. This is a very bright and cheerful looking backpack and I see the designer has stated she completed this backpack in as little as three hours. I can make one for both kids, in different colors of course. Thanks for the free pattern.

I need one of these for those quick errands that I am always on the run for. I am forever putting my things down and leaving them. This way, I will never leave my phone or keys again, they will be on my back. What a bright color bag.

I'm not sure that anyone could create this Bright Stripes Backpack without smiling all the way through! It's such cheery colors and a fun design too! This would be absolutely perfect at the beach, at school, in the car or even to lighten up some stuffy board meetings! The only thing I might do a bit differently is to add some width to the straps because I'm afraid the thinness of these might hurt my sensitive shoulders. Oh my, I just looked to see what yarn choices there would be...deciding which one to use could be the hardest part!

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