Flower Crochet Square Bag

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Great for using leftover yarn from other projects,

and then storing new projects in.
Flower Square can be found here!
A show and tell in as to how I made this bag
can be found at the end of this post.

I have so many leftover yarn from various projects that are not only taking up space but are annoying me too. I found this great flower square at Color’n Cream that just seemed to be perfect for using some of the yarn. I ended up with 15 squares which I crocheted together, I added a Granny Stripe border and for awhile it got shelved because I did not quite know what to do with it….because of the colors it did not really fit in anywhere 😛 Then with some newly bought yarn and a new project on the horizon, I needed storage. Voila…one craft bag quickly whipped up 🙂

Find Flower Crochet Square Bag on Ravelry!

Skill Level:

Projects using yarn with basic stitches, repetitive stitch patterns, simple color changes, and simple shaping and finishing

Yarn:

Elle Family Knit DK or any yarn of choice!

Materials:

Leftover Double Knit (8ply)yarn
Size 4.00mm
Yarn Needle

Note: Due to the nature of this pattern – the yarn and hook used is only a suggestion and any substitute may be used.

Size of finished product will vary depending on yarn and size of hook used.

Size: Finished bag measures approx. 30cm x 30cm worked with a 4.00mm hook and double knitting/light worsted yarn

INSTRUCTIONS:

Note: This is NOT a pattern, it is a photo show and tell of what I did to make this project!

For Step 2: Start in a corner of one of the flower squares:

CH 3 (counts as a DC); work 2 DC into same corner; CH 2; work 3 DC into same corner; *SKIP 3 DC of flower square and work 3 DC into the next space; continue until you reach the next outside corner of your large rectangle – work [3DC; 2 CH; 3 DC] into the corner** – continue working in the round repeating the instructions from * to **

I have been a crochet designer for more than 10 years. I love to think outside the box and to try and do things a bit differently. I love to learn new techniques and to challenge myself. I firmly believe that crochet should fun and evoke joy and pleasure. Creating and designing is one of my life's passions.

“Crochet is an art and crocheters it’s artists. Each crafted item is unique and own to its crafter”

Happy Crocheting Joanita Theron