(this bag) approx. 50cm (20’’) wide, 40 cm (16’’) high, the handle will be as long as you will make it, in this case 25cm (10’’) x2.

One square: cca 47cm x 47cm (18,8’’ x 18,8’’)

You can vary the size of your scarf by using different type of material and size of hook and/or adding/taking off the rows.

Size: (this bag) diameter approx. 38cm (15”).

This scarf has the following dimensions: width: 180 cm /72”, height: 90 cm /36”. For this displayed scarf I used 3 balls of “Handarbeitsgarn Lea” (100% acrylic, 214 m / 100 g one ball) yarn. You can use any material and enlarge or reduce the shawl as needed.

(this scarf) approx. 160cm (64”) top, 70 cm (28’’) high.

I used “YarnArt – flowers moonlight” 1 ball (the ball is designed for crocheting / knitting one scarf) – 260m/1000g.

You can vary the size of your scarf by using different type of material and size of hook and/or adding/taking off the rows.

You can vary the size of your scarf by using different type of material and size of hook and/or adding/taking off the rows.

Size: (this poncho) Front with the edging: 60cm (24”), arm with the edging: 50cm (20”)

This shawl finished width: 173 cm / 68”, height: 73.5 cm / 29”.

The pictures are there to help guide you through the crocheting, and supporting the written pattern for this market bag. I think a patient and dedicated beginner will manage as well.

The instructions are flexible. The pattern describes how to increase or decrease the size of your bag according to your needs.

The pattern is made for a bag cca 40cm (16’’) in diameter and 5cm (2’’) depth.

You can vary the size of your bag by using different type of material and size of hook and/or adding/taking off the rounds of the square.

The pattern is made to fit most sizes. The front with the edging is measuring cca 75cm (30”), the arm with the edging is cca 55cm (22”). One square measures cca 12 x 12cm (4,8’’ x 4,8’’).

There are many pictures and few charts to help guide you through the crocheting, and supporting the written pattern. I do believe this pattern is suitable for a dedicated beginner as well.

I worked with Aunt Lydia’s Classic Crochet (size 10) cotton, but any material which suites your purpose is just fine. I added a few beads to make the earrings look even more interesting, but the beads are optional.

The motif can be part of a blanket, or any kind of top, even a purse. You can use any type of material you desire, and will suit your purposes.

You will find the adjustments for smaller or larger sizes within the full written pattern as well.

One suare: 10cm x 10cm (cca 4’’ x 4’’), diagonally cca 15cm (cca 6’’)

You can use any yarn or cotton you like.

Cca 100cm/40”long (from the neck down), 100-105cm/40 -42” wide (around hips).

The crochet stitch is a bit stretchy, that way the pattern can be used for more sizes S, M, L. You will find the adjustments for larger sizes XL and XXL within the full written pattern as well.

Cca 90cm (36’’), length without fringe: 60cm (24’’) (from the neck down), length with (optional) fringe: 80mm (32’’) – if you are using M-N/9mm crochet hook (diameter of the work after round 13 is cca 40cm (16’’).

Size: M

This full pattern is written for size M, but I have written instructions for all sizes, so you can adjust it, as you need. There are many pictures plus a chart to help guide you through the crocheting, and supporting the written pattern for this cardigan. I’m sure that even a dedicated beginner can follow this pattern without problems.

Suitable for a dedicated beginner as well.

Suitable for a dedicated beginner as well.

Diameter of whole circle: cca 100cm (40’’)

You can vary the size of your top by using different types of material and sizes of hooks. I used Red Heart 100% Cotton and an H hook to make the medium size shown.

Rewritten pattern supported by photos and charts.

There are pictures and a chart to help guide you through the crocheting, and supporting the written pattern for this purse.

Written pattern supported by pictures and chart.