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Sturdiest EVER Crochet Market Bag

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Sturdiest EVER Crochet Market Bag

You can pack almost anything in the Sturdiest EVER Crochet Market Bag. Put together a 4th of July picnic in it, take this sturdy crochet bag to the beach or the farmer's market. Although making this crochet pattern with two strands can be frustrating, you will be proud of your accomplishment and able to use this crochet bag pattern every day. Crochet bags like this one don't usually last long, but this one really will hold up over time and through wear and tear.

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Crochet HookK/10.5 or 6.5 mm hook

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

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JaneEK

Aug 08, 2018

If it isnt so, it certainly does look like its fairly sturdy. The thick handles are worked directly as part of the bag, and since the designer calls for using doubled yarn, there is very little risk of breakage unless youre planning to carry a bowling ball in it. That open webbed texture also allows the bag to be washed and dried quickly in case of spills.

Hippie Chick

Mar 08, 2018

This is a very practical bag, but keep in mind that his bag does not work up quickly and it is not a quick fix. It is also worked with holding two strands of yarn together to insure that it is a very strong market or even a beach bag. It does have a solid bottom so you dont have to worry about small items falling out.

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