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Rockskipper Bag Free Crochet Pattern

June 9, 2016 By: Cre8tion Crochet

Rockskipper Bag Free Crochet Pattern

 

The Rockskipper Bag is an easy to work up summer bag. Use it as a beach bag, market bag, or line it and put it to everyday use!

 

The Rockskipper Bag is a wonderful bag that is easily adaptable to colors of your liking. You can do a solid color, striped color work, or even use self-striping yarn.

YARN
Cotton, 325 yards, Worsted Weight, #4

MATERIALS
G hook
I hook
(1) 1.5 inch button
Yarn Needle
Measuring Tape
Scissors

DIFFICULTY
Easy

FINISHED SIZE
11.5″ tall x 12″ Wide

This Rockskipper Bag has a beautiful and intricate stitch design that'll surely bring attention to your bag.

GAUGE
G hook: 16 hdc x 12 rows =4 inches
I hook: 3 shells by 6 rows = 5 x 4 inches

STITCH GUIDE
Ch-chain; Sk- skip; St- stitch, Sl st- slip stitch, Sc- single crochet, Hdc- half double crochet, Fhdc-foundation half double crochet, Hdc dec- half double crochet decrease, Dc- double crochet

NOTES

  • Ch 3 counts as a Dc.
  • Unless otherwise stated the first st is made in the same st as the beginning ch.
  • Bag is made from the base up.
  • Base is worked in rows and then switches to rounds once you start the main part of the bag.

The Rockskipper Bag is wide and deep enough to carry your summer essential while looking stylish.

Click HERE to continue on to this pattern on the Sweet Potato Creations blog.

 

Sweet Potato Crochet Creations Headshot Carol Rupprecht is the owner of Sweet Potato Crochet Creations. She has been crocheting for 3 years and designing for a little over 1 year. Her favorite things to design are accessories with fun stitches, although she is currently familiarizing herself with women’s and children’s apparel items. You can find her on Facebook, Ravelry, and her blog.

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