Crochet Bag Made With T-shirt Yarn - Relief Stitch - Easy, Economical. Beginner Level

Hello, everyone! How are you all doing? I'm Célia, from the Fio Moderno Crochê channel, and today I'm here I'm bringing you one more video lesson on this beautiful bag here, a very pretty bag, right? And easy. to do, folks. So, I'm asking you right now to stay with me until the end of this video, so you don't Losing the details of this absolutely beautiful bag, huh? I've always wanted to bring it here to the channel and do it with you. This cute bag, look. Raised stitch, entirely made with raised stitches and very low stitches. I'm going to Let me show you the inside space of it here, check it out. It holds a lot, it's a medium-sized bag, you know. Average size, right? You can be making it with your preferred thread here, this is the part of Behind her, right? And here is the front part. It could be made using nautical thread, thread of polyester, thicker or thinner thread, both will work well. I made this one using knit yarn. I'll also show you the measurements here, okay? The bag's size, how big it turned out down here, look. She's 27 centimeters here, right below. And up here, she's a bit less, 25 centimeters. And here, at her mouth, she has 20 centimeters, right? And in height, she has practically, Here it is, look, 23 centimeters in height. It's a bag in an excellent size. It's beautiful for every occasion you want to wear it with various outfits, people. And it's Alright, guys. And I'm already asking you who isn't subscribed, please subscribe to this channel, to support me that force, leave your like, it helps me a lot, right? And share this video with more people. Me I'm sure there will always be someone wanting to make this bag model, because it's so beautiful. What about you? Very versatile as well. And also, don't forget, leave in the comments what you thought of this Little bag model, if you liked it. So, leave a comment for me, okay? That's it, then. Hey everyone. Let's go to the video? I'm already going to share the materials list with you, let's go? So, For us to make this bag, we will use the following materials. The mesh thread, I have Here it is. This mesh thread is 35 millimeters, okay, everyone? 35 millimeters in Off-White color. I have Also here, use bullet points if you find it necessary. I also have Magnetic button, right? It could be the larger magnetic button; this one is small, but it could be that slightly bigger one. I also have these, I'll use articulated rings, these ones are two and a half centimeters, okay? Width here, two and a half width. I'll need the crochet hook; I used the 6-millimeter one. I'll need scissors to cut the wire, and a chain link—I used this one here. that is one meter in length. I'll need a sewing needle and thread, any sewing thread will do. The color of the bag, or the transparent thread, to sew the button onto the bag. I'll need a tailor's needle. Also, scissors—I've already mentioned them, and those are the materials. So, let's get started with our lesson? So, guys, just one very important detail before you start, okay? With the initial kick, You have to leave a piece of thread for making this bag, okay? About 30 centimeters or so, for Then, at the end, we'll use it to do the finishing, right? So, once that's done, everyone, Left on this thread here, we'll start here, after leaving the thread, we'll start here with our initial knot. So, I make the initial knot here, then after I've made the knot, I'll begin Make 41 chain stitches. So, I'll count here: 1, 2, 3, 4, and I'll make the 41 chain stitches. I made them. So, the 41 little chains, and remember, everyone, that in order to make this bag, we need to have one The number of numbers here, even ones, right? It's better. So it matches the number of points we'll have to make, right? At the beginning and end of the career, it's correct, right? So here I have 41 little chains, reminding you that this A chain is a rising chain; we'll work with 40 chains, okay? Even number, as I said. I always do one more to give that extra push to advance my career. So, here, the cord is made. Of the 41 little chains, I turn them here, right? Behind the little chains, we have these little bows, look. These Little ones, we're going to work on them, okay? Let's make some low points here on them, a low point for Every little chain link that's back here. So, I come back here, look, I have this little chain right in front, right? The cord we made, turning here, I have these little loops, look. These little loops here are where we Let's get to work. So, I'm already here; I'm going to skip this first one, okay? Because it corresponds to this one. Here is the point on the needle. So, I'll come here on Monday and start making a single crochet stitch. I'll do it here, I'll come back next time and do a low point as well. I will make one decrease for each of the next increases. By the time I get there at the end. I need a total of 40 low points, okay? So, I'll do mine here. I've already shown you how it's done. I'll do mine here, all the way to the end, okay? Then it'll look like this, with low points. I've finished here with the low points, look how it turned out, right? It came out like this, in this way, okay? I did it all the way to the last point, look. Notice that I didn't do the little knot, the little knot, I didn't do it, okay? If you want to do it, you can use the little knot as a reference point, you can even do that. However, when you get here at the end, to reach the number of points you need... You'll have to make a point, so, inside the little knot to reach the 40 points. I didn't use the little knot; I started counting the small chains after the little knot. No? Then I won't do the nut, because up to here we've already got the 40 points, right? I'm going to disassemble this last one so you can see how it looks at the very end, look. So, I did the second-to-last point here, right? I did the second-to-last point here, look. And there's still a little bow, see? There's still the little bow, and here is the little knot. When you use the little knot as a point, you reach here—there's no more little loop. You'll only need the little one to make up the number of points you need, right? So, here, since I didn't use the little knot as a marker, I still need this little loop here to finish the row. So, I do this here, look, the lowest point, and finish the career, and it ends up like this. That initial chain of small links, right? Made of single crochet stitches. Alright, then I'll tighten this little nut here so it stays nice and secure. How are we going to do it? We'll make a chain of rising stitches... And we're going to turn the work, always from right to left, okay? This detail of turning the work from right to left is very important. So, I'm here, I'm done, I made the chain for the ascent, I turn my work like this, look. The needle came over here, to this side, and the other end came over here. Why? We'll see as we go through this video, as we progress with the scholarship careers, that this detail up here becomes very important. Because we're not going to do the finishing here at the top; it's just this way of turning the work that will give the finishing here at the mouth of the bag. So, it's very important to always turn it the same way, right? In this second career, we're going to do things a little differently than we just did. And from this second row onward, we will make all the rows the same; there is no difference. Here, if you want to use a bullet point, you may. If you'd prefer to mark the dots here from the beginning so you don't make a mistake, you can. Here's what's going to happen: from now on, in the upcoming rows, until the end, we'll only work on the back loops of these chain stitches. So, we have these little chains here, right? And we'll just take the back strap, the back part of the chain, and work only on that, okay? Here in these five, so let's count five chain stitches here, look, one, two, three, four, five. So, up to here, I'll mark it; up to this point, we'll make very low points on them. Just grabbing the back loop of the chain stitch at the beginning. And here, at the end as well, we will also make a mark... Five, the last five points, right? So, what are they? Let's count here from the end inward, okay. One, two, three, four, and five. So, from here on, as I've been doing here... I'll also be doing very low points. So, very low points in the last five... And in the first five here, just grabbing the back loop of the stitch, right? So, let's get started here, okay, I'm already grabbing this first little loop here, okay. Here it is, look, this one is the needle, I have this one here that's coming out of the needle, so I can't do it on this one. I'm coming next here, hey, I'm going super low. Next, very low. And the next one, too, extremely low. And here, then, two are missing, look, one more very low one. And here, then, I can remove the marker; this is the last sub-bass I'm going to make. You can use the marker or not—it's up to you, okay? From here, starting from the sixth point, we will make only single crochets, inserting the hook into the back loop of the stitch. Until we reach the point marked there, where we will restart the very low gear to finish the run. Here, just the low points, look, grabbing only the back strap of the chain, there. Single crochet stitches, like this, I'm making single crochet stitches. Here, in the low points section, it'll add up to thirty, okay? Thirty low points in the middle, five very low points at the beginning, and five very low points in the second part. That will add up to forty points. So, I'll do this here, look, the low points, taking the back strap, all the way until here. I did it here, folks, I've already arrived here, I've done the low points, look how it's turning out. Here, the very low parts, then the low points—look, it's becoming like this, right? And I got here, look, there's still one low point missing, I'll do it. And now, I'm going to do the sub-bass; I'll remove the marker, because from this point onward I'll begin to do... The very lowest notes, look, just taking the back little flick. Here, two; look, three, four, and here at the last one, oh, the fifth point very low. I've finished my career here. To finish, then, now, we make a chain stitch and turn the work from right to left, okay? So, I grab it here, look, I grab it here and turn it like this, okay? I've always done it this way, very important, as I've already explained to you, to get a neat finish here. As time goes by, you'll see that everything here will remain virtually unchanged. And here, folks, starting with this next race, no secret—it's always the same thing. We're going to repeat the same process as we did in the previous career. Starting here, taking the back loop, I make five slip stitches. One, two, three, four, and five. And from next time onward, I'll do the low points, all the way until the end, where it starts again... The other five very low points, right? So, there's no secret. From here on, it's all the same as the previous rows; then, at the end, you make a chain stitch and turn your work, right? From right to left, and so on successively, until the end, people, up to as many careers as you want for your scholarship. I haven't completed the full number of careers here yet to finish the scholarship, but I will do it and come back to show you, okay? So, I'm back here, everyone, before finishing, right? The body of the bag, to show you how it's turning out. Look, notice that she has it, right? These little marks on the straps, this detail that makes all the difference in the bag, right? This is the other side, look, because we only work on the little loops at the back of the chain... And it keeps turning out like this, which looks really nice, right? But one more important detail I wanted to show you is this: I've finished my career here, right? From the five final very low points, I made the climbing chain here, look. I mean, I haven't done it yet. I played the very low note and the ascending little run here. I'm going to turn again, I'm going to turn from right to left, as I explained to you. Look at the detail of the bag's edge, see how beautiful it looks, huh? Why are we always doing it the same way, flipping the work from right to left? Here, keep this detail I mentioned to you, as it's already the finishing touch on the bag's edge. And another important thing too, a detail is... As you keep working on the bag's body, the edging will naturally become tighter. The dots are getting closer together, and sometimes here at the beginning and there at the end... You have trouble making the very low points, look. Why do the little dots stay so tightly packed and hidden, but there's no secret about it, right? Turning the job around, you always start here, right here. There's a thread on the needle, the one that matches this one on the needle, which is this one—I start with this other one here. It gets quite tight, look, but you just go and grab only the back loop, look. In that way, and make the bass not too tight, okay? So as not to leave the points... The thread pulled here. Also, don't make the stitches too tight, just tighten them firmly, okay? So that they all end up the same, like, at the same tension point, right? Third. So, that's what I wanted to tell you, this little detail here, right? Two initial dots and the final ones. And finally, I'll take another needle here—the last little dots will also be nicely tight, look. From here on, we'll already start doing the very low notes, check it out. One, two, three, four, and this last one stays hidden, look. So, you pull this little side part at the very end, and here you have it, half-hidden, look, the dot, do you see? Look, this point here, okay, is where you'll make the last stitch, right? So, guys, I've done the entire body of the bag here, all the rows, up to the size I want my bag to be. And here, mine came out to a total of 24 trips, okay? There and back. Each of these little candies here is two rows that I have to make with single crochet stitches. So, I have here two, four, six, eight, ten, twelve, fourteen, sixteen, eighteen, twenty, twenty-two, and twenty-four. So, I completed a total of twenty-four careers. If you want to make your bag larger, you can add more compartments, in fact, as large as you want. I'm done here, look, the last row, where's my needle? I reached the lowest point of my career, now let's continue, now, to wrap it up, right? We'll fold the sides of the bag, right, oh, so it takes the shape it's supposed to, it'll look beautiful, right? You can already see it. So, I made the very last low point here, I do that chain stitch for ascent, as if I'm turning, right? Once that's done, now you'll choose the side you want your bag on, okay? I'll choose this side, oh, this side here is the reverse of the bag, because this is the initial button. The little one, it's always on the left side of my bag, right? So, this is the side, the right side of my bag. And this other one is the reverse—choose the side you want your bag to be. At closing, we have two ways to close the bag. You can close the bag, right? With the right side facing inward and the wrong side facing outward, begin closing here. After it's closed, you can turn it over, which is what I'm going to do—turn your bag over after it's closed... A little more side fullness, a bit fuller in the bag, I think it looks nicer. But if you want to close your bag already on the right side... And leave it closed without turning it inside out again, you can also do that. I want to close it this way, as I told you, with the right side inward. Because afterward I'll turn it inside out, so the right side will be on the outside. You got it, right? So, I'm going to do it this way. So, this is the right side of my bag; I'm going to close the bag with the right side facing inward, okay? This is the little thread I left here, look, at the beginning I told you to leave it. So, here, look, it's finished here, I'll also leave a thread, 30 cm here, okay? The wire remains; I'm going to cut the wire now. This size is sufficient for us to finish here and join the two parts together. I'll take my darning needle and thread the needle with the thread. So, I've already put the needle here; I can take my needle out from here, right? So, I took my needle out from here, everyone. First, I have to pull this wire, so I can then put in the wire. I pulled it like this, did the little finishing touch, and then, yes, I thread the tapestry needle. Now, then, we're going to begin, right, the closing here of the stock, the side. So, we adjust it, right? You can pull it a bit, because that part with the very low points ends up being tighter anyway. So, I've already picked up my yarn onto the needle here. I'll try to show it clearly to you, to focus it well, so you can see it properly, okay? This is how I do it. Here, then, I pull the thread and come here into it, on the other row, and I grab the first stitch here, okay? Well, the first one anyway, look. This first one, I have here the side piece, which has the little chains, right, here. I'll take it here too, just on this back strap, the first one, look. This one here, and I'll go over here, take the other one from the other side, from where the wire is actually coming out, and I'll pull it right away. Wait a minute, he only pulled the thread a little bit, but that's no problem, we'll fix this here. I'll pull and close the beginning right here, okay. To make it identical, that's why it has to be on both of the first two dots. I'm closing it here, let me just cut it. So, I've already locked this little beginning, and from here on, we'll do it like this. Take a small loop from here, from the chain, this one, from this side, and another small loop here, from this side. So, the second and the second here, is that right? Be careful not to pull the thread, don't unravel the thread, that's what happened here. Sometimes, this thread unravels a bit because it's very thin. Hey, guys, check this out. Pulling, I'm adjusting the thread here to make this side finish nice and neat, okay? I'm doing it here, at the next little dot here, I'll do the same thing. I take a strap from this side here, and a strap from the other side. I'm going to pull and adjust the wire, okay? So he won't get tangled up, and it's already starting to happen, look. I'm putting the two parts together, there's no secret to it—just grab it here, look. A little loop on this side, and a little loop on the other side, and pull. Hey, I'll keep doing it like this along all these chain stitches here, all the way to the end, check it out. It's already turning out really nice here on the side, look how it's coming along. I'll do a little more here, so you can see. Now that I've reached the low points, oh, I do the same thing. I take a strap from here and one from there. I pull and adjust the thread here. I'm adjusting this here so it's nice and tight. And here, I'm doing the same thing. I take a strap from here, and one from here. I'll keep doing it this way, guys, until we get to the end, okay? There's no secret, look. Very simple, right? Very simple and easy, and it gives a nice finish, look, it's really beautiful. So, I'll go as far as here for now, and come back to show you. So, here, guys, I've already done it, look, I've reached the last little point. If you want to leave more, oh, because my bill actually came to that. But a thread to finish it off, hey. So, I did this here—look how it turned out, it's very beautiful, oh, the finish. So, I just got here at the very last point, I'll do the same thing, look. I take a strap from this side here, and one from over there. Carefully, so as not to unravel the thread, I pass the thread over here, and I make the final stitch right here. Here, in this case, how do I turn the bag inside out... So, I'll leave this thread here; I'll just hide it right here among the dots. In that case, if you want to leave it like this, you won't turn the bag inside out. So, you put this wire in here, all the way in. And he hides it inside there, securing that thread between the stitches over there. In that case, I'll finish mine right here, among these threads, the stitches from here. Because he'll already be hiding right here, right? So, I'll just leave this little thread hidden right here, right here, okay? Hey, over here, at the beginning we left off, we're going to do the same thing. Thread the tapestry needle, I've put it here, and I'm going to start closing this part too, look. Same way, I'm here at the first dot, I have here, you know, the initial node. So, I'm right here, this thread here, it's come loose a bit, right? I'll just cut it. So, right here at the very beginning, look, so that the two sides end up exactly the same. Here at the beginning, oh, I'm going to grab it right here, oh, just at the tip, right? And grab it again here, where is he coming from. But be careful not to, here, not to unravel the thread. I'll pull and deliver this first strike right here at the beginning. So that the sides are equal, this. There, you follow the same process. At the second dot, take a loop from here and another from there, and pull. You're going to do the same thing you did on the other side, right? There's no secret here. As I've already explained, look. So, I'll do here the same thing I did on the other side, all the way to the end, and then I'll turn the bag over. So, guys, I've already finished the sides here. I've also finished sewing the thread—look, how the sides turned out. If you want to leave your bag like that, you can, because it looks nice on the side, right? Just finished. But I'm going to turn mine around, as I told you all. I am going to turn to the right now. Turning it like this, I'll adjust it. Notice how the side turned out here, look, look at this. Let me adjust this properly here, okay? Look at its side. She gives one, as if it were a well-executed cross, right? So, add some more volume. And it ended up like this, right? The bag. You adjust. So, guys, this is the result, right? Now, just press the button, right? And attach the straps and rings, make the... Attach the final accessories. I'll do mine here and be back soon with the bag ready to show you. So, everyone, I've finished all the applications for the scholarship here. Look, I put on the straps, right? I also applied the label; I've already applied the image button. And look inside how it turned out—she looks very beautiful, right? There's plenty of internal space; it's quite big, isn't it? This bag. And it's a handbag model, right? Besides being easy to make, it's very beautiful, right? It's been a while since I wanted to bring this bag model here to make with you all on the channel. And I was very satisfied to make and bring this video lesson to you. I hope you liked it, enjoyed it. 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