Free Crochet Granny Fanny Bag Pattern
Item# RHC0103-034346V
Pattern Details
Pattern Revised & Updated on 08-29-23
Kit Add-Ons
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- Anchor® zipper, 12" [30.5 cm] long.
- Coats® sewing thread.
- Coats® sewing needle.
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Reviews & Ratings
4.753 Fairly straight forward
I am a knitter but liked the pattern so much I had to give it a try, I ended up making 2 variations.
js-m551- Quality of Product
- 5
- Value of Product
- 5
- Fairly straight forward (Image 25490830)I am a knitter but liked the pattern so much I had to give it a try, I ended up making 2 variations.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/b8736cde-d5d5-5d65-ba4b-ef8f40b50a0c
- Fairly straight forward (Image 25490831)I am a knitter but liked the pattern so much I had to give it a try, I ended up making 2 variations.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/a20af606-f07f-535d-bccc-fdcded8a835a
pretty bag
I made 2 of these which look different due to the choice of yarn. I chose a shorter zip and closed the ends of the top of the bag by sewing. I only occasionally 'dabble' with crochet as I am mainly a knitter but found the pattern relatively easy to follow.
js-m551- pretty bag (Image 23822962)I made 2 of these which look different due to the choice of yarn. I chose a shorter zip and closed the ends of the top of the bag by sewing. I only occasionally 'dabble' with crochet as I am mainly a knitter but found the pattern relatively easy to follow.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/2abc6e77-551d-5eb8-9d76-da3e566e6cc4
- pretty bag (Image 23822963)I made 2 of these which look different due to the choice of yarn. I chose a shorter zip and closed the ends of the top of the bag by sewing. I only occasionally 'dabble' with crochet as I am mainly a knitter but found the pattern relatively easy to follow.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/a69517f2-f2da-5bb4-bada-1616e1f2e9ff
Super Fun!
For the most part I loved this pattern! The squares were easy to follow and the chart was super helpful. I ran into a slight speed bump when joining the squares, but that was more me than the pattern itself. I found the directions for making the strap to be slightly confusing & had to draw out a chart for it to make sense, but this could also just be me. The main thing that bothered me about the strap was that it just attaches to the bag, making it so that it kind of hangs with not a lot of flexibility. I was hoping to make it a little more form-fitting, and I am still in the process of trying to convert it to an adjustable strap. Overall, though, this was a really fun & easy project to work on and I love the look of the finished bag (sans strap which has yet to be attached).
godzilla4president451I tried to make one square. it is all wobbly. i think i didn't do the Cluster correctly. Do the two parts of the Cluster merge in the top? to me, the Cluster is not different from a double crochet switch... sorry, if that seems like a stupid question...
hannabanana2The end of round 1 says "12 dc." Does this mean doing a second round of double stitches around the ones we just made? (Beginner here, haha)
runner51The 1st round of the edging says to work a single crochet in each half double crochet around. I see no where in the pattern previously where we have made any half double crochets. Should it say double crochet instead?
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