This knitted woven bag is perfect as a gift when the holiday season arrives. Here you just need to follow the guide to be able to learn how to make and complete it quickly and easily.
Making Knitted Woven Bags
In making this crochet woven bag you don’t need a lot of yarn and you can do it very quickly. Here all you need to do is figure out how to make a slip stitch. This guide is very easy and I will make it simple and of course you can quickly follow it even if you are a beginner.
Equipment for Making Knitted Woven Bags
The knitting supplies you need to prepare are:
- Lion Brand Yarn,
- Clover Crochet Hook,
- Interchangeable Knitting Needles,
- Clover Needle Set,
- Clover Key Ring Markers,
- Stainless Steel Sewing Scissors,
- Blocking Mat for Knitting
- And this amazing Handheld Steamer.
First Material:
To make this crochet woven bag, you only need 4 mm crochet hooks, any acrylic cord (3 mm thick), flexible frame (20 cm) or magnetic buttons, shoulder strap with 2 hangers, 2 rings.
Abbreviation:
- Chain = Ch
- Stitch = St
- Back loop only = BLO
- Slip stitch = sl st
- Making a Crochet Woven Bag Pattern
The first step:
- Slip knots, starting at chain 43.
- Working in chain rear pump, sl st to 2nd ch of hook, sl st across chain, ch1, turn. [42]
- Works in BLO, sl st in row, ch1, rotate. [42]
- Repeat the previous row 7 more times, ch44.
- Working in chain rear pump, sl st to 2nd ch of hook, sl st across chain, ch1, turn. [42]
- Works in BLO, sl st in row, ch1, rotate. [42]
- Repeat the previous row 7 more times, ch44.
- Repeat the previous 3 steps 3 more times. (5 strips connected together)
Second step: (create 3)
- Slip knots, starting at chain 71.
- Working in chain rear pump, sl st to 2nd ch of hook, sl st across chain, ch1, turn. [70]
- Works in BLO, sl st in row, ch1, rotate. [70]
- Repeat the previous row 7 more times, tighten, leaving 15cm of tail for later use.
- Using a tail of thread and with a rug needle, sew the two ends together.
- Spread the mounted strips on the table.
- Get one of the second strips and interlace the strips in a staggered order.
- Repeat for the other two strips.
- Use the remaining part of the connected strip, and wrap around the back of the second strip in staggered order.
- Tie the ends to the strip using a marker.
- Use the yarn in the first strip, sl st in to connect the two ends together.
- If you’re going to use a flex frame, sc across the frame until it’s not visible, here we made 72.
- Sl st between the top seam of the bag and the seam of the frame, fasten, tie at all ends.
- If you are going to use magnetic buttons, continue working from the last row of sl st, ch1, sl st across the loop, repeat for 5 turns, tighten, tie the ends.
- Sew a magnetic button to the center of the bag inside.
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