DESCRIPTION
If you like amigurumi the Boba Bag is the make for you. I designed this bag for my granddaughter. She loves squishmellow characters and bubble tea. I combined these two ideas to come up with this bag design.

It is made using double strands of #4 medium weight yarn. I used cotton from my stash but other yarns will work as long as your substitute isn’t to soft and stretchy. I worked my colours together for an ombre effect but it can be made in one colour or yarns that are ombre already.

If you are looking for a compliment to this bag for a fun summer set pair it up with the Bucket of Happiness Hat (pattern sold separately).

The Boba Bag can be a water bottle holder, a phone bag or a small purse. Regardless of how you use it, it will add a little fun in your life.

Level - Beginner #4
The pattern is crocheted in continuous rounds using combinations of single and half double crochet. My version requires colour changes.

Techniques
The i-cord technique is used for the strap and the straw. Picture tutorials are included in the pattern.

Here’s some Testers’ comments about this pattern:

• It was fun to make and is definitely useful.
• I learned how to make an adorable new bag.
• I learned about an i-cord.
• It’s adorable and creative.
• Fun and easy to make as a last minute gift.
• Works up quickly.
• Can be made in an assortment of colours.
• It looks like the real thing with a cute little twist.

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SPECIAL NOTES

• This pattern is a copyright of Charlotte Whaley of Yarns About Yarn.
• Final products made using the Boba Bag pattern may be sold with credit for the design given to Charlotte Whaley of Yarns About Yarn.
• Pattern may not be redistributed or duplicated, in whole or in part.
• Pattern and photos cannnot be used for resale purposes.

SHARE YOUR WORK!
You are encouraged to share your versions of this pattern on social media using
#bobabag and #yarnsaboutyarn.

I love seeing your interpretation of my pattern so don’t forget to tag me @yarnsaboutyarn on Instagram.

Peace and blue skies!