Clustered Tote Bag
Designed by: Cylinda Mathews
Copyright July 2000. All rights reserved.
Pam writes: "I also just did a tote bag using your pattern recently and put your link in my blog. Loved it! I've attached a picture if you'd like to see it."
Sherrie writes: "I wanted to share a picture of the purse I made for my granddaughter using your free tote pattern. This is the second one I made with this pattern. They sure work up fast. I made this in a day! I also sewed in a lining. Very easy!"
Sherrie also writes: "I wanted to share with you the purse I made using your free tote pattern. I have three granddaughters. The oldest two got these as birthday gifts. one in black and white and one in pink and white. Now it is the youngest one's turn. Ever since she was a toddler she has had an obsession with ducks. She has so many stuffed duckies and even has a duck bank that quarks when you put in the pennies. Her pures had to have a ducky theme. I worked it up in her favorite color, ducky yellow!"
Nancy writes: "Thank you so much for this pattern. I've made two of them for gifts now. One for my supervisor at work and another for a good friend. They both loved them and they were so quick and easy to make." http://www.crochetmemories.com/archive/misc15.html
Designed by: Cylinda Mathews
Materials:
Worsted weight yarn, (Main Color) MC
Worsted weight yarn, (Contrasting Color) CC
Crochet hook, size H
Worsted weight yarn, (Main Color) MC
Worsted weight yarn, (Contrasting Color) CC
Crochet hook, size H
Finished Size: 11 1/4" W x 9 1/4" T
Gauge: 2 rows = 2 1/4"
Gauge: 2 rows = 2 1/4"
Instrutions: (Using MC)
Rnd 1) Ch 41; 2 sc in 2nd chain from hook, sc in next 38 ch, 2 sc in last ch, working up opposite side of foundation chain in free loops, sc in next 38 ch; join with a slip st in first sc: 80 sc.
Rnd 1) Ch 41; 2 sc in 2nd chain from hook, sc in next 38 ch, 2 sc in last ch, working up opposite side of foundation chain in free loops, sc in next 38 ch; join with a slip st in first sc: 80 sc.
Rnd 2) Ch 2, 2 dc cluster in joining, skip next sc; * 3 dc cluster in next sc, skip next sc; repeat from * around; join with a slip st to top of first cluster, dropping old color and picking up new color (CC): 40 clusters. Fasten off old color.3 dc cluster: (Yo, insert hook in stitch specified in pattern instructions, pull up a loop, yo, draw throught 2 loops on hook) 3 times, yo, draw through last 4 loops on hook to complete the stitch.
Rnds 3-5) Using CC, make a beg 3 dc cluster in joining; * 3 dc cluster in top of next cluster; repeat from * around; join with a slip st to top of first cluster, dropping old color behind on last round and picking up new color (MC): 40 clusters. Fasten off old color.
Rnd 6) Using MC, make a beg 3 dc cluster in joining; * 3 dc cluster in top of next cluster; repeat from * around; join with a slip st to top of first cluster, dropping old color behind and picking up new color (CC): 40 clusters. Fasten off old color.
Rnds 7-14) Repeat instructions for Rnds 3-6 respectively. Do not change color on round 14, last round.
Rnd 15) Ch 1, sc in joining; sc between clusters; * sc in top of next cluster, sc between clusters; repeat from * around; join with a slip st in first sc: 80 sc.
Rnd 16) Ch 3 (counts as first dc); * dc in next 23 sc, ch 13, skip next 13 sc (forming handle), dc in next 27 sc, ch 13, skip next 13 sc (forming opposite handle), dc in last 3 sc; join with a slip st to first dc.
Rnd 17) Ch 1, sc in joining; * sc in next dc; repeat from * around; join with a slip st in first sc: 80 sc.
Rnd 18) * slip st in next sc; repeat from * around; join with a slip st. Fasten off, secure ends.
Pam writes: "I also just did a tote bag using your pattern recently and put your link in my blog. Loved it! I've attached a picture if you'd like to see it." Sherrie writes: "I wanted to share a picture of the purse I made for my granddaughter using your free tote pattern. This is the second one I made with this pattern. They sure work up fast. I made this in a day! I also sewed in a lining. Very easy!"Sherrie also writes: "I wanted to share with you the purse I made using your free tote pattern. I have three granddaughters. The oldest two got these as birthday gifts. one in black and white and one in pink and white. Now it is the youngest one's turn. Ever since she was a toddler she has had an obsession with ducks. She has so many stuffed duckies and even has a duck bank that quarks when you put in the pennies. Her pures had to have a ducky theme. I worked it up in her favorite color, ducky yellow!"
Nancy writes: "Thank you so much for this pattern. I've made two of them for gifts now. One for my supervisor at work and another for a good friend. They both loved them and they were so quick and easy to make." http://www.crochetmemories.com/archive/misc15.html
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