Lily Sugar'n Cream

Free Farming Fresh Crochet Market Tote Pattern

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Pattern Details
Carry your produce in this sturdy crochet tote from Lily Sugar'n Cream!
Pattern Revised & Updated on 05-20-24
Sizing Notes

Making the right size is important! To make sure your project turns out the size described, always make a gauge swatch to match your tension. First time swatching? Learn more about crocheting a gauge swatch!  

Finished Measurements

Approx 19" [48 cm] wide x 14"[35.5 cm] tall, excluding Straps.

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U.S. D/3 (3.25 mm)
Susan Bates
U.S. H/8
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Free Easy Crochet Bags/Purses Pattern for Women

This versatile crochet bag is perfect for a trip to your local farmers market. Worked back and forth in an all-over mesh design, this easy chain stitch and single crochet pattern works up quickly into a large rectangle that will expand generously to accommodate all your fresh finds! With a little hook work, cinching and adding straps, the rectangle is transformed into a stylish market bag for your next shopping adventure! In any Lily Sugar'n Cream color, you'll love this fun seasonal project!

  • Reviews & Ratings

    457

    great easy bag

    works up fast. good bag easy to change size for smaller version too.

    Kat!551
    Quality of Product
    5
    Value of Product
    5

    Great Market Tote

    Very easy to follow tutorial from Tamara at Moogly.com. I used a thicker cotton yarn and the sides were gaping too much. I was able to adjust by decreasing every stitch on sides on 2nd round of bordering bag.

    Sooz551
    Quality of Product
    5
    Value of Product
    5
    • Great Market ToteVery easy to follow tutorial from Tamara at Moogly.com. I used a thicker cotton yarn and the sides were gaping too much. I was able to adjust by decreasing every stitch on sides on 2nd round of bordering bag.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/faa1dc02-dd05-5479-ad82-dc34c70e8e72

    quite easy

    very easy to follow and there is a video on youtube if you are more of a visual learner

    density551
    Quality of Product
    5
    Value of Product
    5

    Not making this again.

    I made this exactly as written and it doesn’t look anything like the example.

    KimR1511
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      spinrite

    Satisfying stitching

    Really medititative and enjoyable repeats for making the mesh. I opted to make the border and handle in a different color for more pop. I will be making more of these, as I found it to be a really simple make that I could put together while watching TV etc.

    Stitchy123551
    • Satisfying stitchingReally medititative and enjoyable repeats for making the mesh. I opted to make the border and handle in a different color for more pop. I will be making more of these, as I found it to be a really simple make that I could put together while watching TV etc.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/d8f4c20e-c0f7-5648-a5a6-e2ee802c4a07

    IDK.

    I don't understand what ** means as it's not in the key. I've seen tutorials for this exact bag, and I am confused as to why everyone is starting with the edge, while this pattern has you start with the body. I am having a hard time understanding how to not have two holes on the sides of your bag at the end. There aren't enough photos, and tutorials do not help because they are done in a backwards manner. Either this pattern needs some improvement, or I am just really stupid. IDK. :(

    ferb2511
    Quality of Product
    2
    Value of Product
    4
    • This bag is worked as a rectangle to start. you work chain 5, sc across and then go back the same. your sc are worked in the last rows chain 5 space. Creating the mesh fabric. Once you have 53 rows completed, you will work the cinched edging, which is no more chain spaces, and just sc across for six rows. Then you go back to the beginning chain and sc in each stitch that has a sc ( 24 sc ). And work 5 more rows of sc. Then you work the handles. You are welcome to reach out for assistance with our patterns - inquire@yarnspirations.mom

      spinrite

    Very easy to stitch

    Made this and it turned beautifully-will probably make more in different colors and will think about making many more to sell at craft shows

    Grandmato11551
    • Very easy to stitchMade this and it turned beautifully-will probably make more in different colors and will think about making many more to sell at craft showshttps://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/89f2d0f5-185a-5d62-9e52-7e5ade0200ee

    Will acrylic hold up as well as cotton?

    Cozyhkr1
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