Crocheted Bag with Flap Made from Yarn - Easy to Make! For Everyday Use - Florence Bag

Hi, everyone! I'm Juda from S.Crochê. Welcome very warmly to another lesson here on the channel. Today I'm going to teach you how to make this beautiful crochet bag with a flap, Made with twine, an elegant, practical piece perfectly suited for everyday wear. It has a modern design, is comfortable to wear, and best of all, it's very easy to make. If you like beautiful and easy crochet bags, I'm sure you'll love this class. To help me share this video with more people who also love crochet, Don't forget to leave your like and also a comment here. If you're new here, make sure to subscribe to the channel and turn on the bell to receive all the free lessons in advance. And for anyone who wants to support my weekly videos, just click below on Become a Member. In addition to helping me, you will also gain access to various benefits. Now I will give you the measurements of the Florence bag. The bag measured 18 cm in length and 22 cm in height. To produce it, I will use 6-strand yarn in 3 different colors I will leave on the screen and in the description the amount in grams I used of each color. Size 3.5 needle, 2 cm button, label, and adjustable synthetic leather strap. Let's start from the base by making an initial loop and 18 chain stitches. Don't tighten your chain cord, okay? 18 strands, and the cord measured 12 cm. Let's work the first career of the base behind the chain cord. In these chains we have behind every chain, we only jump the first one. It starts here on Monday, and I work the low points. Let's work on the lower points until only this final loop remains. I will do 16 low points until then. I worked 16 decrease stitches; only the final little loop here at the end remains. We'll make three low points together; it'll be our first quina. Um, in the same place I do one more, and in the same place I do the third point, But instead of entering here, I come in from the back loop of the stitch. You turn to look at your chain necklace, and instead of coming in here, I only take the back loop, this one here. We'll leave this thread up here already so we can start securing it, okay? And I'm making the third point of the quina here. Now, I go back working only into the back loop of the chain, there are 15 single crochets now. I'm back working on the 15 low points, and only the last one here at the end remains. We do two low points together. Ending our first career with 36 low points. Let's go to our second career, and from the second career onward, I start working with centered double crochets. I come in at the first point, but at the center of it I will work a single crochet stitch in the center. Well, right at the center of the point, okay? I loop the thread and now I'm going to make a running stitch, I place a marker at this first point of the second leg And at this very point, I make another low note. We start our second career with a raise. Now, I continue working one by one, still focusing on low points. I come here, oh, at the center of the point. I enter the center of the point and exit at the center of the point. I'm coming here behind the center point to make centered low points. After the increase, I will work 15 centering decreases. Working on the 15 central low points, I've arrived here at the quina, here I'm going to make 3 increases. Then, in the next 3 stitches, I will increase, remembering to work in the center of the lower stitch. I counted up, two and three. Three increases, now I'm going back to working one by one with 15 low points centered up to the point when we got here, where it all began. I'm back working on 15 low points centered, only two points remain here at the end. At these two points, I make an increase in each one. We conclude the second career with 42 low points centered. I'll remove the marker from the first point, insert the needle into this first point, In the center of it, it is a centered low point. And here I'm going to make an increase; it's two stitches together, one and two. I place the marker at the first point I made, from this increase. At the next point, I'll make a centered low point, by myself, and now I've reached 15. 15 low points centered until reaching that corner. I played 15 centered low points, and I reached here at Quina. We're going to do a short sequence. First, I'm going to do a single low point, and then an increase. Two low dots centered together. This is the sequence that we repeat three times. I did one, then I repeat. At the next stitch, I make a single centered decrease, and then at the next one, I make a increase. Once again, at the next point, I make a low point centered alone, And at the end, I make an increase. Two low points centered together, finishing off this corner. Now, I've arrived at the core of the matter. I will work 15 low points centered until I reach the end of my career. I worked on the 15 central low points; only four points remain here at the end. First, I'll make a increase, and then I'll make a single stitch by myself. Again, I do a raise, and then a single centered low point. I finished the third race with 48 penalty points. I'm going to remove the marker. The fourth sequence begins with an upward movement, followed by two low points positioned together. I place the marker again at the first point of the increase. Still in the quina, I work one low point centered alone on the next point, and another one on the following point. I made a raise, and then two on my own. Now, I've reached the body of the piece; work 15 double crochets centered until reaching the next corner. But I made the 15 low points centered, I reached here at the quina. We'll work on the double-point sequence alone, and then an increase. So, I go to the next stitch, I make a stitch, I go to the next stitch, I make another stitch, and then, at the next stitch, I increase. This is the sequence: two alone and one increase. Let's repeat. One dot by itself, another dot by itself, and on the side, an increase. Once again, a single dot, another single dot, and on the side, an increase. And thus, we conclude this quina here. I've reached the body of the piece, working 15 double crochets centered until I get here to the end. I worked on the 15 points, and I've come here to finish my fourth career. I start with an increase, and then I do two alone. Here, and one on the side. I repeat once more: I make a increase, and then two single crochet stitches centered alone. Fourth total career, 54 low points centered. Thus, we conclude our base with a length of 15 centimeters and a width of nearly 5 centimeters. I will remove the marker from the first stitch, I come in with the hook into the first stitch of the row, make a single crochet, and place the marker back. Let's begin the fifth career now. From here on, we will no longer have any increases. We work one by one, that is, there are 54 low points centered here. I'll go all the way around this way. I've completed the fifth row with 54 stitches; I'll remove the marker and begin the first stitch of the sixth row. I place the marker at this first point, and I continue working one by one, keeping 54 points in this career as well. We will continue working on the 54 low points until the end now. And did you notice that we don't end careers. We'll keep working straight on. When I make the complete loop, exactly as I just did. I remove the marker, pass the first point, put the marker back, and keep going like that, okay? I'll change colors, so I'll go to track 11. I've completed 11 rows of centered double crochet, 11 rows in total, and now I'm going to change colors here. I'll be using this skein in beige color now, just reminding you that I'll provide the exact quantities in the video description, okay? Here, after the last stitch, we can cut the thread, pull everything through, skip the next stitch, and go on to the other one. And I come back here inside this final point, and we secure this thread here. I'm taking the new color here; I'm finishing up here, but I'll come back to this point a bit further in. I choose some point here along the side, insert into the center of it, make a single crochet stitch centered, and continue. Working 54 low points centered here on career 12. I'll make a full circuit and be back right away. I'm handling point 54 here, thus concluding career 12. Hey, let's continue; I'm coming here to the first point, in the center of it, I make the first stitch of row 13. I place the marker, and now it's just a matter of following along, okay? All careers will have 54 centered low points; we'll work them straight through. If you're changing the color, do it just like I showed you here. No total, there will be 39 careers. When I'm done, I'll tell you how many careers I've made of each color. I've completed the 39 careers here, and I did it in the following way. From my first career to the 11th, I used the color green. From 12 to 17, the blood is red. From the 18th to the 26th, the heart is crimson. From 27 to 35, the raw blood returns again. And then, from 36 to 39, the color green, okay? So, here we are at the end; I can cut the wire and pull everything out. I'll skip the point where the marker was, come in from the other side, and return inside the last point. Exactly the finishing touch we made to change the color, okay? Here, I'll secure this thread and hand you the measurements. It measured 21 centimeters when closed and nearly 19 centimeters when open and standing upright. Now we will make our tab. Hey, crocheter! Before starting the class, I need to tell you about my complete scholarship course. There are 28 bags with the complete step-by-step instructions. For those just starting the course, there are basic and intermediate classes covering everything you need to know. to start your journey in crochet. And there's a bonus too, you know? Beautiful decoration pieces, pricing spreadsheet with tips to help you set the right price for your work. I'll also teach you how to edit your photos exactly as I edit mine. All the classes are recorded; everything is already available in the course. You will have lifetime access and support from me for one year. The link is located below the video description and also in the first pinned comment. I hope to see you in class! Let's start the flap of our bag with an initial loop and 12 chain stitches. 12 chains, let's work behind the chain cord in these loops we have here at the back. Play the first one, start here on the second, and I'll work on the low points. Let's do 10 push-ups. I worked 10 decrease stitches; only the last loop will remain here at the end. I'm going to make 4 low points on her. Um, two and the other two we do at the same spot, but entering here through the back loop. Three, one more, four. Four low points. Now, I resume working the back loop with 10 single crochets to the end. Thus we ended the first race with 24 penalty points. I'm making a chain, turn the work. Second row, the chain or the skip—always skip the chain, got it? I start here at the first point and initially work 10 low points. We will always start and end with 10 low points, okay? Let's work on the increases just here at the tip. I played 10 low numbers here, and I reached the quina. Let's work on increasing the next point, two colons together, okay? Then, I'll make a point on my own. Then, I repeat, an increase and then a single point. I've already arrived over here from the other side, I'll go back working 10 points lower until I finish. We finished the second lap with 26 low points. I'm making a chain, turn the work. The chain or skip, I come in the first point and begin with 10 single crochets. I made the 10 points; now, let's work on the tip here. First, I make a point by myself. At the next point, I make 3 single crochets together, 3 single crochets in the same place, okay? Now, let me make a point. No other point, just one more. Next time, three low points together again. And next, a single low point. Now that I've already arrived on this side, I'll go back working 10 low points. 30 points in total. I'm making a chain, turn the work. Fourth career, I start with 10 low points. Ten points down, now let's make one point alone. The last point by itself. At the next point, I'll make 3 points together. Now, I do 4 points by myself. 1, 2, 3, and 4. At the next point, I make three low stitches together. And to finish, I play two low notes by myself, one here and one next to it. Notice that we're already setting the format for our tab. Now, I'm coming back with 10 points to close out my career. No total, 34 low points. And now, I'm going to change the color and work with the color beige. So, what am I going to do? I'm going to release the last point here, and I'm going to finish this point with the new color. So, pull it here to adjust the size. I will make a chain, turn the work, and begin the fifth row. There are 10 low points here at the beginning. I've laid out the 10 points here; I'm going to cut away the green and continue working only with the raw color. After the 10 points, I'll score 3 points by myself. At the next point, I'll make three points together. Now, I work on six low points alone. Next, three low points together. And to wrap up, three low points on their own. 1, 2, and 3. Now, only 10 low points remain for us to work on. No total, 38 low points. I will make a chain, turn the work, and begin the sixth row with 10 double crochets. 10 low points, we've already reached here at the quina. I do four low points here by myself. At this point here at the corner, I make three low stitches together. Now, until the next little break, I work 8 single crochet stitches alone. I reached the quina, I make three low points together. To conclude, I worked on four low points alone. Only 10 low points will remain here for us to work with. And end the sixth career with a total of 42 low points. Right away, at the end I make a chain, turn the work, and begin the seventh row with 15 double crochets. 15 points low, because there are 10 here from the beginning and 5 that we've already done here in this tab. I'm going to add everything up all at once, okay? At this point here at the corner, I make three double crochets together. Now, until the next little break, I'll do 10 single crochet stitches all by myself. I've arrived here at this corner, I'm doing three low points together. And to wrap up, now 15 low points until the end. No total, we finished the seventh race with 46 points. I will make a chain, turn the work, and begin the eighth row with 16 double crochets. We'll work until the corner, all the way to that little tip over there. I've completed the 16 low points; we're already here at the little point of the quina. Here, I make three low points together in the same place, okay? Now, from here to the other point, there are 12 low points. I've already reached this point, so I'll make three low points here together. And now, I return with 16 low points to conclude. We finished the race in eighth place with 50 penalty points. I will make a chain, turn the work, and begin the ninth row with 17 double crochets. 17 low points, here now I do 3 low points together. 14 points down until I reach the other corner here. I've arrived here; I'm about to make three low points together. And to wrap up the ninth career, I return working 17 low points. No total, 54 low points. I will make a chain, turn the work, and start the row of ten with 18 double crochets. Three single crochet stitches, in the next stitch I will make three single crochet stitches together. Now, I've worked 16 low points alone until I got here to the other corner. I did the 16 stitches, I reached this little corner, we work 3 double crochets together. And hey, to wrap up the career ten, I'm going back to working 18 low points. No total, 58 low points here in the career ten. And here, I'm going to change color again. So, the last point, I'll finish with the new color. I make a chain, turn the work, and begin the eleventh row with 19 double crochets. I made the 19 low points, and here, we can already cut this raw thread and proceed with route eleven. At the next point, I make three single crochets together. Now, I work 18 low points until reaching the other corner. Here at the corner, I play three low points together. And to wrap up the eleventh round, I have eleven points to go here, with nineteen low points until the end. I ended the season with 62 points. I will make a chain, turn the work, and begin the row with twelve double crochets. I scored 20 low points; on the next point, I'll score 3 low points together. Now, I will work on 9 low points. 9 points, because here, we're already going to make room for the button. This button is tiny—it only needs two points, see? At two points, I can secure this button. If it were a larger button, like this one here, which is much bigger, I'd need about four points to secure it, okay? So, it's important to see how many points your button needs, right? I'll use the smaller one, so it's 2. I did 9 stitches, I will make 2 chains, skip 2 stitches, In the third, I return working 9 low points until the quina. I've reached the quina, I'm going to make three low points together, and I'll explain the logic of the button to you now, okay? Notice that from one corner point to the other, I have 20 points to make, right? My button only needs 2, so 20 minus 2, 18 are left, I put 9 and 9. If it were this one here, it needs 4, 20 minus 4, 16. I would have done 8, then skipped 4 stitches, made 4 chains, and 8 more to finish, okay? That's the logic for counting to handle this part here, depending on the size of the button you have. And to conclude career 12, we now make 20 low points here. No total, 64 points low. I'm going to make a chain, turn the work, and now let's do the last row of our flap, a career in finishing, okay? Pull the chain, I'm coming in the first stitch, and I'll make a very small stitch here, then a chain. It's just a finishing career. I come to the next point, make a very low point, and then a chain. We'll keep making a very low stitch, and then a chain, all of this beginning here, up to the point before the space I gave to the button. I'm going to make 31 very low points here, very low points, and then the chain. I'm already here, a point before the space I designated for the button. Now, in the next four stitches, I will make only single crochet stitches. Um, this is already the opening point, look. Two, the other end of the span. Three, and the dot after the gap, four. And now, I repeat the sequence 31 times. A very low point, and a current. A very low point, and a current, all the way to the end. Right away, I've finished career 13, and now we'll work on this side to close our tab. So, it's finished here; I'll insert the needle in this direction, look, right here. Right along this boundary line here, at the very end. I'll take two loops, okay? I'm going to make a low point. Now, I'm going to go in between this loop and this one, right here. Two low points. Hey, I'm repeating, I come toward the boundary line, taking two loops here at the end. And then, between this loop and this one, right here. I've already made four points; it's 11 to the center. Now, I'm coming back from this side too with 11 points, just like that, okay? The points are made in the same direction as these ones. For example, this point I just made is in the direction of, If I follow his career, he's heading in that direction. The next point will go in this direction here, look. It will be right here. And thus, until they complete the 11 on this side. A total of 22 low points. She remained 16 cm by nearly 16 cm as well. Here, I will cut the thread, pull everything through, and insert the needle into this first point here. I'm going back to the last point I made. Fix this, and now, before continuing, I'm going to tie off all these threads here. Now let's attach the flap to the bag. Here, you will separate the 22 points we worked on. Here at the top, and it will include one for here and one for here. 24 points in total. And here, I'll put it in the direction. I'll flatten the bag here at the top, I'll put it up here. I'll leave a little bit on each side, you see? I enter here at this point, I enter here at this point, and I see the direction. This one here and this one here. There will be exactly a little bit left on each side. I will work in this direction here, in the direction of this color change. I'm going to insert the needle right here, okay. And here, I will insert the needle, taking the stitch normally. I'll remove the marker here and enter this first point. Enter at this first marked point. And down here, I'll thread the wire and bring it through. Leave it a little, okay? To finish later. I come to the next point here, and I come to the next point here. I pull the thread here out, here out, and make a very low stitch. I will keep working on very low points by coming in here at the top of the point. Hey, we're getting into the driver's seat, right? Don't worry about where you're going in. He only cares about entering exactly here, in this horizontal direction. But it can be here, it can be here, okay? It doesn't matter, as long as it's in the same direction. The important thing is to follow the tab. Then, position the tab and enter. Enter, then you loop the thread, pull, pull, and make the very small stitch. Always position the flap and insert the needle. And the last point, which is right where the marker is, will exactly match the point we marked. Look here, with the point we marked earlier. Finishing our union. I'll cut the wire, pull everything through, skip the next point, and come back here just to finish it. Cute, huh? So what, I'm going back inside the last point. Just to make it look nice here. And here, now, I'm going to secure this thread right here at the edge. And this one here, we'll bring it in, take it over here, and I'll also auction it off in the tab. I've finished stitching, now I'm going to sew the button and label with fine thread. Finish with the straps and done. And I hope you enjoyed another crochet bag made with twine that I brought to you here on the channel. Don't leave before leaving your like, subscribe if you haven't already subscribed Turn on the bell to receive all free classes in advance. We'll see each other in the next video, okay? Kiss, bye!