This is a multipurpose Pattern which I love the most!
This was one of my first patterns !
I was trying to do something else and it turned out to be something else :P
But anyways You enjoy the pattern!
ABBREVIATIONS
Approx = Approximately.
Beg = Beginning.
Ch = Chain.
Dc = Double crochet.
Hdc = Half double crochet.
Pat = Pattern.
Rem = Remaining.
Rep = Repeat.
Rnd(s) = Round(s).
Sc = Single crochet.
Sl st = Slip stitch.
Sp(s) = Space(s).
St(s) = Stitch(es).
Yoh = Yarn over hook.
Method:
With larger hook and MC, ch 84. Join in ring with sl st to fi rst ch, taking care not to twist chain.
1st rnd: (Base rnd). Ch 3. 1 dc in each ch around. Join with sl st to top of ch 3. 84 dc.
2nd rnd: (Scales rnd). Ch 1. Work 5 dc down post of fi rst dc of previous rnd. Ch 1. Work 5 dc up post of 2nd dc of previous rnd – beg scale st made. Miss next 5 dc. *Work 5 dc down post of next dc of previous rnd. Ch 1. Work 5 dc up post of next dc of previous rnd – scale st made. Miss next 5 dc. Rep from * 11 times more. Join with sl st to ch 1
3rd rnd: (Base rnd). Sl st to 3rd dc of next missed 5-dc group of previous rnd. Ch 3. 1 dc in same sp as last sl st. *1 dc in each of next 2 dc. 1 dc between 2 dc of scale st. 1 dc in each of next 2 dc.** 2 dc in next dc. Rep from * 11 times more; then rep from * to ** once more. Join with sl st to top of ch 3.
4th rnd: (Scales rnd). Ch 1. Beg scale st. Miss next 5 dc. *Scale st. Miss next 5 dc. Rep from * 11 times more. Join with sl st to ch 1.
Round 4- 8:Rep 3rd and 4th rnds for pat until work from beg until you have four rounds of scales.
round 9: Now with a contrasting colour , chain 3 and dc all around.
Round 10-13 :Repeat round 9
14th rnd: (Base rnd). Ch 3. 1 dc in each ch around. Join with sl st to top of ch 3. 84 dc.
15th round: (Scales rnd). Ch 1. Work 5 dc down post of fi rst dc of previous rnd. Ch 1. Work 5 dc up post of 2nd dc of previous rnd – beg scale st made. Miss next 5 dc. *Work 5 dc down post of next dc of previous rnd. Ch 1. Work 5 dc up post of next dc of previous rnd – scale st made. Miss next 5 dc. Rep from * 11 times more. Join with sl st to ch 1.
- 16th Round: Repeat round 14 and 15 to form one more row of scales.
Next rnd: Ch 1. 1 sc in each dc of last base rnd. Join with sl st to fi rst sc. 84 sc. Fasten off .
Bag Edging:
With smaller hook, join contrasting colour with sl st to any sc.
1st rnd: Ch 1. 3 sc in same sp as last sl st. Miss next 2 sc. *3 sc in next sc. Miss next 2 sc. Rep from * around. Join with sl st to first sc.
2nd rnd: Sl st in next sc. Ch 1. *3 sc in next sc. Miss next 2 sc. Rep from * around. Join with sl st to first sc.
Rep last rnd until edging measures 2" [5 cm]. Fasten off .
FINISHING
- Join bottom edge: With larger hook, join MC with sl st at bottom edge. Working through both thicknesses, work 1 row of sl st across bottom edge to join. Fasten off.
- Weave ribbons through the dc stitches.
Note:
- The flower is here :http://mecraftteen.blogspot.com/2013/05/cute-and-vintage-roses.html
- The handles I made are with beads and sewing a piece of cloth to keep them sturdy.
- To use it as a skirt Do not sew the handles and the bottom.
So how was the pattern?
would you like to use it as a skirt or a bag?
The purse is very cute! I'm wondering though, what size hooks do you use? What weight of yarn, and how much yarn?
ReplyDeletewhat size hook and what kind of yarn did yo use?
ReplyDeleteAnd BTW I would really appreciate if you would follow or join my Blog! :D
DeleteHey Thanks Alot!
ReplyDeleteI am really sorry I didn't post that!
Actually this was the first pattern I wrote so I didn't mention that! :P
BTW I used a number 4 hook for the crocodile stitches and 3.5 hook for edging and 4 ply yarn. Specifically it was Madame Tricote Paris yarn-Carnaval. Hope that helped you! <3
And sorry again.
Thanks! That was helpful.
DeleteYou're Always Welcome! :D
DeleteDon't forget to check out my other patterns!
This is adorable! I'd like to make all my granddaughters one! My question: are the instructions in english or american?
ReplyDeleteOh thank you soooo much! I am.soo happy you liked it and it would be such an honour for me if your granddaughters wear a bag from my pattern! :D
DeleteAbout yourr question: the pattern is written in american english termsn soory i didn't mention that.
I checked out your blog but it would not let me comment on there you really do make some lovely things with a wide range of mediums the Raspberry stitch bag particularly caught my eye
ReplyDeleteHey JuneSI I.am really sorry about that =( I'll check that out. Thank you so much for your appreciation and kind words about our blog. W lov it.
Deleteand yes I love the raspbery stitch bag too. I will soon post the patter. And we also apprecate your suggestions so keep suggestin! :)
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Is that size F and G hooks? I would love to make this for my granddaughters.
ReplyDeleteIts 3.5 and 4.0 hooks so it will be E amd G hooks. Thanks for liking it. Plz send me the pics if you make one. ♥
ReplyDeleteLooks great. Hope I can work the pattern as I have a granddaughter named Sasha and I call her Sassy. She'd love to have this bag and if I make it for her. Her sister would too of course.
ReplyDeleteHey Anonymous!
DeleteI am so glad you liked it ♥
Sasha Is such a nice name. I really like it.
My regards and love to her and her sister too!
I would also be honored to see them use a bag from my pattern! So please send me a picture if make it on Twitter or facebook!
This is so cute. When I first saw this I instantly saw a skirt... I'm gonna make it into a skirt for my baby girl Isis:) thank you for the pattern
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Maria!♥
DeleteI am so happy you are making a skirt put of it and you like it. I would love to see on Isis. Please send me a picture or tag me on indtagram once you make it.
You are always welcome!
How big is this? Is only big enough for a child? I'd love to carry this myself!
ReplyDeleteHey, this bag is originally designed for teenagers or preteens. But the size can be altered as I have already mentioned.
Deletesuch a cute pattern, but what size does it make ......for a little girl or teen, how long is it and wide , does it have a flat bottom on it ??????
ReplyDeleteHey,thanks so much for stopping by and I am so happy you like the pattern. This pattern for a skirt makes the size of a toddler. If you are making it into a bag then yes it does have a flat bottom. The length and width can be adjusted if you want.
DeleteHi! I love both the skirt and the purse. My Granddaughter is turning only five. But, I can see it on her. I'm not a seamstress, so how do I know how to size it?
DeleteAnd, yes, I would love to see a tutorial. I love tutorials.
Thank you for your talent and sharing.
Hi Patricia! Thanks so much for stopping by and I am glad you like both of them!
Deletewell, about the sizing you just have to keep increasing the rows of the crocodile stitches for the length whereas if you want to increase the size of the waist, you can increase the chain stitches in the starting and make adjustments!
thanks once again and your welcome
I'll try to make the tutorial as soon as possible!
Sometimes it may take days or few weeks, to small to be someone
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