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Triangle Granny Shawl

  I had been wanting to make a wrap, and I am such a fan of the granny stitch, I decided to give this a go! Materials Needed: 9mm Crochet Hook OPTIONAL: 1-2  pencil grips , like  these , to make your crochet handle more comfortable Bernat Baby Blanket Big Ball Baby Lilac , 2 balls Stitch Marker Tapestry needle  (for weaving in ends) Optional:  Tassel Maker Pattern: Row 1: Ch 4, in 4th ch from hook 2dc, ch2, 3dc. Row 2: Ch 3 (counts as stitch), turn, 2dc in the first dc, ch 1, 3dc ch 2 3dc in ch2 sp, ch1, 3dc in the top of the ch3 from the previous row. Row 3: Ch 3 (counts as stitch), turn, 2dc in first dc, ch 1, 3dc in ch1 sp, ch 1, 3dc ch 2 3dc in ch2 sp, ch1, 3dc in ch1 space, ch 1 3dc in the top of the ch3 from the previous row. Row 4-25: Ch 3 (counts as stitch), turn, 2dc in the first dc, ch 1, *3dc in ch1 sp, ch1.  Repeat from * until you reach the ch2 sp, then 3dc ch 2 3dc in ch2 sp, ch1. Then repeat from * until you reach the last
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Textured Crossbody Tote Bag










































I needed to make something for my niece's birthday, and I had a 10oz Skein of Red Heart Super Saver Ombre that I wanted to use as much as possible to make her a bag.  I couldn't find a pattern that clearly stated it would take around the amount of yarn (482 yards) that is in one of these, so I just sat down and started doing some things and out came this bag.  I used almost the entire skein, I had enough left to make 2 tassels, so I did and added those to the bag.  

Materials Needed:



Body:


Ch 47

Row 1: Sc in 3rd ch from hook, sc in each ch across, 45 st.  Rotate, and sc in each ch on the other side, 45 st. (90 st). Place Marker.


Row 2 - 4: Work in rounds, using your stitch marker at the end of each row to keep count.  Sc in each st (90 st) until the end of the round.


Row 5: *Dc in next stitch, Fpdc in next stitch.  Repeat from * 44 more times.  On the 45th st, dc.  This should be the last stitch of this row on this side.  Rotate work to finish backside *dc in next stitch, Fpdc in next stitch.  Repeat from * 44 more times.  On the 45th st, dc.  This will result in 2 dc being next to each other on both the left and right sides of the bag.  This is normal.


Row 6:  Continuing to work in the round,  *Fpdc in next stitch, dc in next stitch.  Repeat from * 44 more times.  On the 45th st, Fpdc.  This should be the last stitch of this row on this side.  Rotate work to finish backside *Fpdc in next stitch, dc in next stitch.  Repeat from * 44 more times.  On the 45th st, Fpdc.  This will result in 2 Fpdc being next to each other on both the left and right sides of the bag.  This is normal.

Rows 7-30: Continue to repeat row 5 for odd-numbered rows and 6 for even-numbered rows.



Row 31- 34: hdc in each st around (90 st).

Row 35: Ch 2, *hdc in each st for 17 st.  Ch 12, sk 11 st, then hdc in each stitch for the remaining 17 st* on that side, turn, and repeat from*



Row 36:  hdc in ec stitch, then each chain, then each st, then each ch to end (92 st).


Row 37:  hdc in ea st around (92 st).


Row 38-39: sc in ea st around (92 st). Sl st to first stitch in row.   Do not cut yarn.




Strap:


With yarn still attached, turn your work and slip stitch through the last 5 stitches you made.  

Row 1: ch 1, turn, sc in next 10 st

Row 2-201: repeat row one until the strap is desired length, I did 201 rows.


Row 202: locate the middle 10 stitches on the other side of the bag and mark them off.  Lay the end of the strap on top of the outside edge of the bag, so you are facing where you can see inside the bag and your stitches will be on the inside of the strap.  Then sc in the 10 st of both the strap and the bag at the same time.  Fasten off, weave in ends. 





NOTE:  The strap is a bit too long for me, but she is much taller than me.  You can check the length as you go and stop when it works for you.  

Optional:  I had enough yarn left on my skien to make 2 4” tassels wrapped about 30x each on Clover Large Tassel Maker.























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