Crochet Boho Market Tote Pattern

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Holy moly it’s August you guys. Kids are back in school and Fall is right around the corner. This Summer has literally gone by in a blink. I have been working a very special project for the past few months so I haven’t been able to work on designing as many patterns as I typically like to. But I was able to find a bit of time to work on this simple and fun crochet bag pattern. I will be announcing my special project along with a giveaway in the coming weeks!

Construction

Mary Maxim

This bag has a very simple construction with no seams! You will start at the bottom and work your way up in the round. The bottom is made up of single crochets & double crochets so that nothing falls out. The lace section is then worked which is made of an easy 2 row repeat. I would recommend lining the bag if you intend to keep small things in it otherwise they will fall out of the lace section. The straps are worked by making chains to the desired length and slip stitching to the opposite end and then working a few rows of single crochets.

Yarn

For this project I used We Crochet’s Billow. Billow is a Bulky weight 5, 100% cotton yarn. I love the composition of this yarn, it’s perfect for crochet accessories. The yarn and a thick and thin stranded yarn and so soft and cozy. I think the thick and thin aspect gives great definition to lace stitches. 240 yards is plenty of yarn for this project. We Crochet has a beautiful range of natural and moody colors to choose from.

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Materials

Yarn Approx. (185) yards of We Crochet Billow, Weight (5) Bulky, 120 yards.  

Abbreviations (US terms) 

Ch- Chain 

Sk- Skip 

Slst- Slip Stitch 

Sc- Single Crochet 

Dc- Double Crochet 

Hdc- Half double crochet 

Notes

Skill Level– Intermediate 

Sizes– One size 

Gauge- Not important 

Bag is worked from the bottom up in the round. The straps are formed by making chains and slip stitching to attach. To finish off the straps you will just work a couple of rows of single crochets. No seaming required. 

Pattern 

Ch 3 

Round 1: join to first ch, ch 1, work 12 scs into the center of your ch3, join round, ch 1. [12] 

Round 2: *1sc, 2sc in next st, repeat from * to the end, join round, ch 1. [18] 

Round 3: 2sc into each st around. join round, ch 1. [32] 

Round 4: ch 2, 1dc into each st around, join round, ch 2.  

Round 5: *1dc, 2dc into the next st, repeat from * to the end, join round, ch 2. [48] 

Round 6: 1dc into each st around, join round, ch 2.  

Round 7: *1dc into the next 6 sts, 2dc into the 7th st, repeat from * to the end, join round, ch2. [56] 

Round 8: *sk 2, [dc1, ch1, dc1] into the same st, repeat from * to the last () sts, join round ch1. 

Round 9: hdc each st around, join round, ch2. 

Repeat Rounds 8-9 until you reach a total of 7 repeats. 

Round 21: hdc each st around 

Round 22: Repeat row 21 

Straps 

Step 1: ch 35, count 14 sts from the base of the chains you just made along the top of the bag, slst to attach. 

Step 2: ch 1, sc over the next 14 sts, ch 35, count 14 sts from the base of the chains you just made along the top of the bag, slst to attach. 

Step 3: ch 1, sc each st around (not joining the round), repeat for 2 rounds. 

Step 4: cut yarn, attach yarn to the center of your straps at the bottom right-side corner. 

Step 5: ch1, sc each st around, slst to first st, cut yarn.  

Repeat Steps 4 & 5 to opposite strap. 

Weaves in ends and you are finished! 

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