How to Crochet Simple Backpack with T-Shirt Yarn
The T-shirt yarn bag tutorial I gonna share with you today is my favorite. So, attend the masterclass for crocheting this modern but simple backpack using thick T-shirt yarn with an elegant embroidery “dot” pattern all around and some additions like tassels and a metal clasp for the flap.
This backpack tutorial I wanted to show you for quite a long time, and finally, it is here. You will end up with a fully functional crochet bag that seems professional enough to be considered store-bought. So, try one today!
Crochet Simple Backpack Must-Try
I called the dots on this backpack with chunky yarn to be embroidery. But they actually are achieved using the two-color tapestry.
You need to crochet an oval base, decrease for the flap, and crochet a short handle, long straps, and a tassel. So, intermediates must try this project.
There are tons of features in the same bag. Now, continue reading this post till the end if you are ready to crochet another T-shirt yarn bag. I will explain a bit more!
Designer of T-shirt, Yarn Backpack:
The designer behind this chunky bag is @NITKA_KZ – she is a dedicated designer of crochet bags from chunky, T-shirt, and tube yarns and offers detailed master classes and tutorials.
Note: In respect of the creator’s pattern rights, there will be no provision of the written pattern. Seen the Designer Rights.
Materials for the Backpack
Yarn:
T-shirt yarn (7–9 mm thickness)
Advertisement - Continue ReadingMain color: approx. 1.5 skeins (150 m)
Accent color: approx. 0.5 skein (50 m)
Crochet Hooks:
Main hook: Size 6
Advertisement - Continue ReadingAuxiliary hook: Size 4 (for weaving ends)
Handle hook: Size 8 (for the short handle)
Notions:
Stitch markers
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Hardware (Fittings):
One satchel/briefcase lock
Advertisement - Continue ReadingRings: one large ring (32 mm), two small rings (20 mm)
Carabiners: four standard carabiners (for straps), one carabiner (for tassel)
Other:
Double-sided tape (for joining yarn)
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Abbreviations in Backpack Pattern
Check out the following abbreviations for understanding the crochet bag pattern:
- Single Crochet (sc): Insert hook, yarn over, pull up loop, yarn over, pull through both loops on the hook.
- Increase (inc): Work two single crochet in the same stitch.
- Split Single Crochet: Insert the hook into the ‘V’ of the stitch.
- Tapestry Crochet/Colorwork: Carry the passive yarn along.
- Decrease (dec): Insert in the first one, pull up a loop, insert in the second stitch, pull up a loop, and pull through three loops.
The Techniques
- Working in Rows (Flap): Work in back and forth rows, turning the work, and use a turning chain for height.
- Twisted Drawstring Cord: Stretch and twist a long strand of yarn.
- Yarn Joining: Join new yarn (or a new skein) using double-sided tape.
