Eco-Friendly Elegant Crochet Double Bag Pattern For Sustainable Fashion

Who's ready to whip up something awesome? make a Crochet Double Bag that turns heads and starts conversations. This isn't just any project. It's your ticket to showing off a fabulous accessory that screams 'I made this!' With a few twists and turns of yarn, and your trusty hook in hand, you're on your way to fashioning something both beautiful and practical.

Crochet Double Bag

Materials Needed:

500 grams of 4mm nautical polyester thread in blue and ecru
Crochet hook size 4.5
Measuring tape
Scissors
Lighter
Magnet button or another type of clasp
Claw clasp
Two 2.5 cm carabiner rings

Base of the Bag:

Start with creating an initial knot and make a total of 26 chains.
The initial chain should be about 19.5 cm.
Work on the back part of the chain (loops behind the chain).
Skip the first loop and start making single crochets in the second loop.
Continue until you have 25 double crochets at the end of the first row, then make a chain, turn the piece, and continue doing single crochets.
Complete a total of 19 rows, with the piece measuring 15.5 cm in height and 21.5 cm in width.

Creating the Fold:

At the end of the 19 rows, work by passing the needle through the middle of the base stitch, taking only the outside strand.
Make 25 double crochets this way for one row.

Continue with the Second Side:

Make a chain and start making normal single crochets as shown in the video.
Complete a total of 26 rows, which is the second part of the bag.

Finish the First Part:

Work by pulling the final loop of the last row through the entire piece, as demonstrated in the video, to avoid cutting the thread.

Second Thread (Ecru):

Attach the ecru thread to the opposite side of where the blue thread ended.
Follow the same process of passing the needle through the middle of each base stitch.
Make 26 rows of single crochets.

Second Fold:

Make the same fold as done on the blue part, passing the needle through the middle of the base stitch, making 25 single crochets.

Final Edge Work:

Work around the edge of the bag using slip stitch and chain, following the crab stitch or relief stitch pattern.
Sew the sides of the bag by aligning the ends and attaching with the stitch pattern.

Finishing Touches and Accessories:

Make the bag lid by counting 4 rows down from the top and starting to single crochet onto those loops for a total of 7 rows.
Decrease each row by making one decrease stitch at the beginning and end of the row for 4 rows.