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Turn scrap fabrics and materials in to a bag.
I saw this being done over at laughingpurples blog and I just had to try it.
I already knew I had supplies in my linen closet as I had planned just prior to this project to clean it out and give it to charity, doona covers, pillow cases, curtains, just to name a few. So far I have used, 4 pillow cases, 1 curtain and I'm starting on a pair of jeans that shrunk (LOL).
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drevanhoussen added Crochet Rag Bag to Autres
27 Aug 21:44
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drevanhoussen favorited Crochet Rag Bag
27 Aug 21:44
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Step 1The beginning
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Step 2The ball.
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Step 3Another beginning.
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Step 4This far into the project I have used 4 pillow cases and a curtain.
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Step 5Now the jeans.
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Step 6So now the denim is a ball of denim to use
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Step 7Oh no, the denim is too thick for my bag,I don't want to damage it, so now I am cutting it down the middle, which will give me twice as much and thinner, but ouch! my fingers hurt whilst cutting it.
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Step 8I'll be back with more!
Here it is finished. The denim was tough to crochet with. I made a flower to place on the bag but I did not like it, so I will leave it without embelishment until I know for sure what I want. I made the handles so as Icould throw it over my shoulder or hold it with my hand. Nothing fancy all sc and chain one with the handle, the rest of the bag was made all in sc. I usually crochet in the back loop only when I am going from the base to the sides of the bag, but it was not quite possible here, so I did a back post sc instead, which ahd a similar effect. I have used an 8mm hook (US L/H)
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