Graphic tutorial of hand hook bag pictures

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The hand crocheted bag is convenient and practical. You can take your baby to play outside, put a key, some snacks and mobile phones. Now let's learn how to crochet bags.

Operation method

Prepare wool and crochet. Pick up 15 braid needles.

Then go back to each braid with a short stitch.

Hook to the end and turn over to continue to hook the short needle. Hook all the way to the desired width. The bottom of the bag is hooked.

Then hook a long needle from the 3 pin braid and the 2 pin braid. Continue to hook 2 braid needles, then hook a long needle every other two braids to a circle, and finally connect the head and tail drawing needles to end the first circle.

Then, hook the braid needle of 3 stitches and repeat the previous operation until it reaches the required length.

Then hook a circle of short needles as the edge.

After the edge is hooked, start to hook the bag strap. Lift the belt to hook the three needle short needle, and then the reverse side is also the three needle short needle. In this way, hook it back and forth to the required length, and then sew it at the corresponding place on the opposite side.

The other strap is also hooked in the same way. Finally, break the thread and hide the thread ends. In this way, the bag will be hooked by hand.

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