Alp Tote Bag Pattern
The peaks and lines in this pattern remind me of mountains and valleys. A common shape in nature integrated into a fun bag. This can be used for the Beach, Pool, Grocery Store, and so much more! This crochet tote bag works up quick and the bulky cotton yarn adds strength and stitch definition.
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Supplies:
Crochet Hook:
Furls Hook
6.0mm (J hook), or hook to obtain gauge
Notions:
Removable stitch markers if needed
Yarn needle to weave in ends
Scissors
2 Leather or Fabric Belts (optional)
D-rings for strap (or two belts measuring at least 44 inches each)
Yarn:
WeCrochet Billow Bulky Cotton 2 Skeins of Each Color
Color A: Tea Rose
Color B: Natural
Color C: Gosling
Possible Yarn Substitutes:
Rico Design Fashion Cotton Big
Made in America Yarns Florafil
Wendy Supreme Luxury Cotton Chunky
For a smaller size bag, a 5.0mm (H-hook) and Bernat Cotton, Lion Brand Kitchen Cotton or Cotton Ease, and Sugar & Cream yarns can be used.
Yardage:
700 – 720 yards (640 – 658 m)
Abbreviations/Stitches:
sl st- Slip Stitch
ch- Chain
sc- Single Crochet
Gauge:
4 x4 inches
Single Crochet: 15 rows x 14 stitches
Skill Level:
Easy/Intermediate
Bag Measurements in inches:
Folded in Half and laid flat:
Height: 16 inches, Width: 20 inches
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