No hurry. Nothing here costs a thing —
Every bags pattern on the porch — 6 of them, each worked through on the glider and written round by round, with the count said out loud at the end of each one.
Showing 1–6 of 6 patterns
An intermediate crescent clutch in blush cotton with bobble texture and pearls. A few evenings' work for a polished handmade bag.
A sturdy cotton bow handbag for anyone who likes structure in their stitches. About 4-6 hours, hook in hand.
A structured waistcoat-stitch evening bag for date nights out. About 4-6 hours for confident crocheters.
A two-color crochet cross-body bag for confident beginners—panels, rounds, and a strap in one unhurried weekend project.
A beginner-friendly granny square tote with handles, worked in worsted yarn. About 4-6 hours from square to finished bag.
A sturdy oval-base tote in bulky cord yarn for confident beginners. About 4-6 hours from base to top border.