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Ecru Cotton Summer Crochet Bag Pattern
by Natalya Ovsova
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Sizes: Bag is about 40 cm / 15,7 inches wide and 40 cm / 15,7 inches tall. Length of the
handles is approximately 20 inches (50 cm)
Materials and Tools:

• 250 g / 5 skeins / yds of yarn " Мерсеризованный хлопок " (Kamtex, Russia) (100%
mercerized cotton 50 g / 200 m /218 yds) in 05 color. (Light Fingering 3 ply) You need to
crochet in 2 threads.
You can use another yarn of the same composition and footage. Or use yarn 100g/ 200m (218
yards) - 3 skeins or 50g / 100m (109 yards) 5 skeins and t in one thread.
(Yarn Group: B (20 - 22 stitches) / 8 ply / DK / worsted
Gauge: 4" x 4" / 10 x 10 cm = 21 sts x 28 rows
• Crochet hook US 3/ UK 11 / 3 mm
hand-sewing needle with large hole

• Lining fabric 0.8 m (0.9 yards) long * 1.5 m (1.65 yards) wide
• magnetic bag clasp
• 4 wooden beads with a diameter of 1.2 - 1.4 cm (0.47-0.55 inches) with a wide opening
of 0.4 -0.5 cm (0.15 -0.2 inches) + 2 wooden beads in the form of a disk with a diameter of 0.6
inches (1.5-1.6 cm)
• Sewing machine

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for crocheting in one thread, this yarn is also suitable:
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Abbreviations (crochet terminology):

US crochet terminology UK crochet terminology
ch (chain)
sl st (slip stitch)
sc (single crochet) dc (double crochet)
dc (double crochet) tr (treble crochet)
tr (treble crochet) dtr (double treble crochet)
tr2tog (2 treble crochet dtr2tog (2 double treble crochet

together) together)
tr3tog (3 treble crochet dtr3tog cluster (3 double treble
together) crochet together)
tr2tog cluster (2 treble crochet dtr2tog cluster (2 double treble

together cluster) crochet together cluster)

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Bag drawing (all items are numbered, verbal description, graphic diagram and
process photos below for each item)
Chart 1

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Beg:
ch6 join with sl st form ring
Rnd 1:
ch3 dc15 in ring sl st in the 3rd ch of the beg rnd
Rnd 2:
ch5 * tr
ch2* from* to* repeat again 15 sl st in the 3rd ch of the

times beg rnd

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Rnd 3:
ch *sc2 under ch2 of the (from * to * repeat again 15
previous rnd, sc in the vertex times). End of rnd sc2, sl st in
dc of the previous rnd* the ch of the beg rnd
Rnd 4:
ch3 tr2tog * ch4
tr3tog * from * to * repeat again 15

times, sl st in the 3rd ch of
the beg rnd

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Rnd 5:
ch *sc4 under 4ch of the from * to * repeat again 15
previous rnd, sc in the vertex times.
tr3tog of the previous rnd* End of rnd sc4 under 4 ch of
the previous rnd, sl st in the
ch of the beg rnd
Rnd 6:
*ch3, sc* (between sc skip 1sc of from * to * repeat again 39 times.
the previous rnd). At the end of the rnd instead of sc
to crochet sl st
2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th motive: Rnd 1-5: crochet as in the 1st motif. In the 6th rnd we
connect the motives with each other
Rnd 6: *ch3, sc * (between sc skip 1sc of the previous rnd, from * to * repeat 15 times).
*ch1, sl st under ch3 the first motive, ch1, sc the second motive* (from * to * repeat 5 times).
ch3, sc (between sc skip 1sc of the previous rnd, repeat 20 times, at the end of the rnd instead
sc of crochet sl st )
6th motive: Rnd 1-5: crochet as in the 1st motif. In the 6th rnd we connect the motives
with each other
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Rnd 6: *ch3, sc* (between sc skip 1sc of the previous rnd, from * to * repeat 15 times).
*ch1, sl st under ch3 the first motive, ch1, sc the second motive* (from*to* repeat 5 times). *
ch3, sc* (between sc skip 1sc of the previous rnd, from*to* repeat 15 times). *ch1, sl st under
ch3 the first motive, ch1, sc the second motive* (from*to* repeat 5 times, at the end of the rnd
instead sc of crochet sl st)
Chart 2

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ch 7, join with sl st form ring sc9 around the ring, sl st in the ch5
first sc
sl st under the 5th chain spase ch2, sl st under the 3th chain
(counting from the junction ch5, sl st in the circle spase (counting from the
of round motifs) junction of round motifs)
ch2, sl st under the 1th chain

ch2, sl st in the circle spase (counting from the ch2, sl st in the circle
junction of round motifs)

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ch3, sl st into the junction of ch2, sl st under the 1th chain
round motifs ch3, sl st in the circle spase (counting from the
ch2, sl st in the circle ch2, sl st under the 3th chain ch2, sl st in the circle
spase (counting from the
ch5, sl st under the 5th chain ch5, sl st under the 5th chain
spase (counting from the spase (counting from the
junction of round motifs) junction of round motifs)

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Crochet 6 pieces on top and 6 pieces on bottom
Chart 3
(red color on the diagram)

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Row 1:
ch, dc in the 2nd ch Chart 2,
ch, dc in the 4nd ch Chart 2,
ch3 skip stitch, dc ch, dc under the 5th chain
spase (counting from the
Chart 1, ch
sc10 (2 sc under each ch, dc under the 5th chain spase thus crochet to the end of
chain spase of the circular (counting from the junction of the row.
motif (Chart 1) round motifs Chart 1), ch, dc in
At the end of the row sl
the 4nd ch Chart 2, ch, dc in the
st in the 3th ch the
2nd ch Chart 2, ch, dc under the
beginning of the row
5th chain spase (counting from
the junction of round motifs
Chart 1)
Row 2 -3: ch, dc161, sl st in the ch of the beg row

Row 4:
ch3 tr ch

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skip dc1 of the previous row, * tr2tog cluster, ch1* - (from * to * repeat until the end of the
tr2tog cluster, ch1 row). At the end of the row sl st in the 3th ch the beginning of
the row
Row 5 -6: ch, dc161, sl st in the ch of the beg row
Chart 4
Crochet as Chart 3, but in the 2nd row, we evenly skip 6 stitches. = 156.

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Chart 5
(in black on the diagram) In the diagram, the front part, the back
part, crochet similarly, in a circle
To crochet the turning rows. 1st, 3rd and 5th rows of the front. 2nd, 4th and 6th rows - back
Row 1:
tie the thread to the side line skip 1sc of the previous rnd, * ch2
of the bag dc3
ch2
skip 1sc of the previous rnd, skip 1sc of the previous rnd,
sc ch2 dc3*

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(from * to * repeat until the end
of the row). At the end of the
row dc to the beginning of the
row
Row 2:
ch sc3 ch3
* sc3, ch3 sl st to the beginning of the

(from * to * repeat until the end row
of the row).

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Row 3:
turn to the other side ch3 dc2 (under ch3 of the
previous row)
* ch2, dc3 (under ch3 of the

previous row)
ch2 skip 1sc of the previous ch2, skip 1sc of the previous
rnd, sc1 row, sc1 *
(from * to * repeat until the
end of the row).
At the end of the row ch2, sl st

in the 3th ch the beg of the row

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Row 4:
turn to the other side, *ch3, sc3*
ch3 sc3 (from * to * repeat until the
end of the row)
At the end of the row sl st in

the 1st ch the beg of the row
Row 5:
turn to the other side ch5 sc
*ch2, dc3, ch2, sc (from * to * At the end of the row dc2, sl st

repeat until the end of the row) in the 3th ch the beg of the row

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Row 6: as the Row 2
Chart 6
Attention! On the diagram side view
Row 1:
dc2 (under ch3 of the ch2, skip 1 sc of the previous
snap the thread to point a previous row) row, sc
(see diagram), ch2

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* ch2, dc2 (under ch3 of the
previous row), ch2, skip 1
sc of the previous row, sc*
(from * to * repeat 9 times)
ch2, dc2 (under ch3 of the

previous row), skip 1 sc of the
previous row, sc
Row 2:
sc2 *ch3, sc3 *(from * to * repeat
9 times)

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At the end of the row ch3,
sc2
Row 3:
sc ch2 dc ( to the 3rd ch of the
previous row)
*ch2, dc, ch2, dc3 *(from * to

* repeat 8 times)

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sc, dc, dc in the 1st sc the beg
of the row
Row 4:
sc *ch3., sc3 * (from * to *
repeat 8 times)

sc

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Row 5:
ch5 *dc, ch2 , dc3 (under ch3 of
the previous row), ch2*
At the end of the sc, ch2, dc in the

1st sc the beg of the previous row
Row 6:
repeat 7 times)

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ch3., sc in the 3th ch the beg
of the previous row
Row 7:
ch2, dc *ch2, sc, ch2 , dc3 (under
ch3 of the previous row)*

sc,
ch2, dc, dc in the 1st sc the
beg of the previous row

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Row 8:
repeat 6 times)
ch3., sc
Front view:
do not break the thread, crochet further

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Chart 7b
Row 1: ch3, dc2, ch2, sc, ch2, Row 2: sc4, ch3, sc2 Row 3: sc, ch2, dc3, ch2,
dc3 under ch3 of the previous sc, ch, dc
row, dc, skip 1 sc of the previous
row, dc
Row 4: ch3, sc4 Row 5: ch3, sc, dc3 Row 6: sc3, ch3, sc in the
2nd ch the beg of the
previous row
Row 7: sc6

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Chart 7a
Row 1: ch3, dc4, ch2, sc, Row 2: sc3, ch3, sc4 Row 3: ch3, sc, ch2, dc3,
ch2, dc2, dc dc
Row 4: sc4, ch3, sc Row 5: ch2, dc2, ch2, sc, Row 6: sc, ch3, sc3
ch, dc
Row 7: sc6

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chart 6b: 6a
crochet like
also crochet on the other side chart 7b and 7a
chart 8 (2 parts (front and back)

Row 1: sc59 Row 2: sc59

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Row 3: sc11, skip 1 sc of the previous row, Row 4: sc55
sc11, skip 1 sc of the previous row, sc11, skip
1 sc of the previous row, sc11, skip 1 sc of
the previous row, sc11
Row 5: sc10, skip 1 sc of the

previous row, sc10, skip 1 sc of the
previous row, sc10
at the top of the parts and side – sc:

sc8 sc30

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sc8 side view:
Oval bottom of the bag

Row 1:
ch64 skip ch1, sc62
in the 1st ch sc3 Continue crocheting on the other side

of the chain - sc

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to the last ch of the row - sc3 attach a marker-to mark the end of a row
Next, all the rows are crocheted in a circle. We make increases from
each edge.
Row 2: sc2 in the sc of the previous Row 3: sc2 in the sc of the previous row, sc, sc2
row-repeat 3 times. From the other side in the sc of the previous row, sc, sc2 in the sc of
- the same way the previous row
From the other side - the same way
Row 4: sc2 in the sc of the previous row, Row 5: sc2 in the sc of the previous row,
sc2, sc2 in the sc of the previous row sc2, sc2 in the sc of the previous row, sc2,
From the other side - the same way sc2 in the sc of the previous row. From the
other side - the same way

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sc3, sc2 in the sc of the previous row, sc3, sc2, sc2 in the sc of the previous row, sc2,
sc2 in the sc of the previous row. From the sc2 in the sc of the previous row. From the
other side - the same way other side - the same way
sc6, sc2 in the sc of the previous row. sc4, sc2 in the sc of the previous row, sc4,
From the other side - the same way sc2 in the sc of the previous row. From the
other side - the same way
Row 10: sc2 in the sc of the previous row, At the end of the row 2sl st
sc6, sc2 in the sc of the previous row
С другого края - аналогично

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Lining for bag
make a pattern on the paper of the main part and the bottom part
cut out 4 main parts and 2 bottoms from the fabric. add 0.3 inch seam
allowances

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Zippered pocket:
zipper 8 inches (20 cm)
cut 2 parts from the fabric:
1. 9 inches (22,5 cm) ✕ 1,6
inches (4 cm)
2. 11 inches (27,5 cm) ✕ 7,2
inches (18 cm)

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detail 1 pin with pins on the obverse:
Sew on a sewing machine. the distance between the lines is

approximately 0.3 inches (0.8 cm):
cut as follows:

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Turn it out on the wrong side, sew it by hand with threads of
contrasting color, iron it with an iron
sew the zipper first by hand, then on a sewing machine. then remove the
manual stitches

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Sew part 2 on the wrong side:
view from the front side:
2. Patch pocket
Cut 1 part from the fabric: 10 inch (25 cm) ✕ 6.8 inch (17 cm)
bend, iron and sew the top of the pocket on a sewing machine. Pin the
pocket with pins and sew it to the main part of the lining

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fold the 2 main parts of the lining with the pockets inside, pin them together and
stitch the side seams. Leave a hole in one side seam for turning out (approximately
6 inches (15 cm):
iron the seams: sew the bottom:

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you sewed the inner part of the lining sew the outer part of the lining in the same
way (the hole in the side does not need to be left)

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Fold the outer and inner part of the lining with the seams facing out , sew at the
top on a sewing machine, stepping back from the edge about 0.3 inches
Make incisions, as in the photo:

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out through the hole in the inner part of the lining:
Sew the hole manually with a Make the seam manually along the
countersunk seam edge and iron it

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sew the bottom to the main part of the bag on the wrong
Sew the handles, then sew the lining to the bag by hand with contrasting color
threads, then attach it to the sewing machine or by hand with a secret seam

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Materials and Tools:

Gauge: 4" x 4" / 10 x 10 cm = 21 sts x 28 rows

hand-sewing needle with large hole

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Abbreviations (crochet terminology):

tr (treble crochet) dtr (double treble crochet)

tr2tog (2 treble crochet dtr2tog (2 double treble crochet

tr2tog cluster (2 treble crochet dtr2tog cluster (2 double treble

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ch2* from* to* repeat again 15 sl st in the 3rd ch of the

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tr3tog * from * to * repeat again 15

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ch2, sl st under the 1th chain

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Row 2 -3: ch, dc161, sl st in the ch of the beg row

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Row 5 -6: ch, dc161, sl st in the ch of the beg row

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* sc3, ch3 sl st to the beginning of the

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* ch2, dc3 (under ch3 of the

At the end of the row ch2, sl st

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At the end of the row sl st in

*ch2, dc3, ch2, sc (from * to * At the end of the row dc2, sl st

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ch2, dc2 (under ch3 of the

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*ch2, dc, ch2, dc3 *(from * to

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At the end of the row ch3,

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At the end of the sc, ch2, dc in the

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At the end of the row ch2,

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do not break the thread, crochet further

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chart 8 (2 parts (front and back)

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Row 5: sc10, skip 1 sc of the

at the top of the parts and side – sc:

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Oval bottom of the bag

in the 1st ch sc3 Continue crocheting on the other side

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ch2, dc3, ch2, sc (from to * At the end of the row dc2, sl st

ch2, dc, ch2, dc3 (from * to