» BONUS Crochet Stitch Chart Included <<

Tote bags are the perfect bags to carry a large variety of things. They’re great for carrying everything you need for a day at the beach (towels, sunscreen, a good book to read and a bottle of water). I’m looking forward to getting lost in a good book on the beach this summer. They also make wonderful crochet project bags. Raise your hand if you have 1 or 2 (or more) project bags packed and ready to go at all times.

The PDF includes all photo tutorials and a bonus stitch chart for the openwork section!

Purchase the kit HERE! Lion Brand has a full kit of the Summer Breeze Tote Bag, available on their website. The kit includes your choice of 4 colorways and a printed copy of the pattern below.

Yarn Notes: Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton Yarn in Ecru was used for the sample in the photos. Another similar worsted weight / 4 yarn may be substituted, as long as gauge can be met.

Tote Bag is an A Crocheted Simplicity original design.

Photography Credit: Frozen Moments Photography

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This design, the pattern, and the images are property of A Crocheted Simplicity. The buyer may use this pattern for personal use and charity. Sales of finished items are also permitted, credit given to A Crocheted Simplicity is greatly appreciated. No part of this document may be reproduced, altered, or distributed in any form, or by any means, without express written permission from Jennifer Pionk.

This pattern was designed as part of a collaboration with Make & Do Crew. You can find this pattern (without the chart & photo tutorials) on the M&DC blog here.