Vagabond Bag by Sue Stapleton

Vagabond Bag

Crochet
August 2020
Scrap yarn
yarn held together
Super Bulky
= ?
Not reallly necessary
5.5 mm (I)
6.5 mm (K)
4.5 mm
1094 - 1203 yards (1000 - 1100 m)
Bag Main Body: Measured with the Filet holes threaded. 11in wide/ 33 inches long.
both US and UK
English
This pattern is available for AU$2.50 AUD buy it now

This Bag is designed to use up that pile of scrap yarn we all tend to have and don’t know what to do with.
The pattern has written instructions in Uk and US terms and many photographs.

A simple filet mesh base is used in this bag.

I made a macrame strap for my bag and I do state a source for how to do this (not my own) in the pattern I also state the amount of macrame cotton I used to make mine but amounts can and will vary depending upon knotting technique and firmness. I also include basic instructions for a simple crochet strap.

Gauge is not really relevant to this project as it will vary depending upon yarn scraps used. Size will be dependant on your scrap yarn selection. I used a 6.5mm hook for my yarn scraps.

This is 11 pages of pattern with photographs. While this is an easy project a basic understanding to follow instructions is required.

Many hours of work has gone into the designing and producing of this pattern, You are purchasing/downloading this pattern for personal use only. Please do not copy, rewrite, or redistribute this pattern as your own or otherwise. Please do not resell my patterns.

You are welcome to sell items made from this pattern, but please credit me as the designer and add a link to purchase my pattern in your sale.

Please note my patterns and my images are copyright protected, please do not use my images to sell your items.

This pattern has been tested by a large group with varying abilities in crochet.

Please add your finished photos as projects as I love to see your finished work.
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https://auburncraftcrochet.com/2020/02/29/moths-ate-my-fl
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