When it comes to adding an internal lining, this extra step is worth the effort. By carefully choosing fabric that complements the bag’s exterior and stitching it inside, not only is the bag’s inner strength increased, but it also prevents small belongings from slipping through the stitches. This makes the bag more versatile and user-friendly, ideal for everyday use.
For those looking to infuse a bit of personal flair into their Lily Flower Bag, the possibilities are endless. From experimenting with vibrant or pastel color palettes to adjusting the bag’s size to fit every need, or even adorning it with unique decorative elements like beads or additional crochet motifs, every bag can be a reflection of its creator’s style and imagination.
However, the journey isn’t without its hurdles. A common challenge lies in maintaining consistent stitch tension, which can affect the bag’s symmetry and appearance. Additionally, choosing the right type of yarn is crucial; the wrong choice can lead to colors fading or the bag not holding its shape well. Overcoming these challenges is all about practice, patience, and referring to reliable resources for guidance.
Uses:
This delightful bag serves beautifully as a day-to-day accessory, ready-to-carry essentials like keys, wallets, and small notebooks. It’s equally at home as a stylish option for a garden party or as a unique, handcrafted gift for friends and family who adore unique and meaningful items. Its floral design makes it a lovely accessory for spring and summer outings, inviting compliments and admiring glances.
Before you start, you should carefully read what you need to know and the tools to prepare.
Material
1. Yarn Weight: Sport | Fine (2)
2. Color: Beige, green, light purple,
dark purple
3. 2.5mm (C) Hook
4. Stitch marker
5. Sewing needle
6. Scissors
Note
• You need to prepare 1/2 skein of each color.
Abbreviations
MR: Magic Ring
st(s): stitch(es)
slst: slip stitch
ch: Chain
SC: Single crochet
tch: turn and make chain 1
INC: Increase
DEC: Decrease
DC: Double crochet
HDC: Half double crochet
• The pattern is written using crochet terminology common in the US.
• It is recommended to use a stitch marker to mark the first stitch of each
round to avoid getting lost.
• The size of the finished piece may vary based on the yarn used and
the tension of your stitches. The size is about 26cm-10.2Inch
• This pattern is intended for personal use only. Distribution or sharing of the
pattern on social media or other platforms is prohibited.
POT:
Use beige yarn
Make chain 19, start with the second chain from the hook:
- Row : 18SC, tch (18)
- Row 2: FLO 18HDC (18)
- Row 3: BLO 18SC (18)
- Row 4: FLO 18HDC (18)
- Row 5: BLO 18SC (18)
- Row 6: FLO 18HDC (18)
- Row 7: BLO 18SC (18)
- Row 8: FLO 18HDC (18
- Row 10: FLO 18HDC (18)
- Row 11: BLO 18SC (18)
- Row 12: FLO 18HDC (18)
- Row 13: BLO 18SC (18)
- Row 14: FLO 18HDC (18)
Make one more piece like this and leave a long tail for sewing.
TULIPS X9:
Use purple yarn
At this step, you will see a circular opening. Close this opening by pulling the
two edges together, and continue to crochet:
• Row 6: Chain 1, DC, SC, (HDC, DC) in one st, chain 1, (DC, HDC) in one st,
SC, DC
Fasten off and cut the yarn
BOUGHX4:
Using green yarn
Make chain 36, start with the second chain from the hook:
• Row 1: 35SC (35)
Fasten off and cut the yarn
Crochet a chain of 90ch and sew it to both
sides of the pot.
Remember, the joy of making the Crochet Lily Flower Bag Amigurumi comes as much from the process as from seeing the delightful end product. This unique piece stands out for its simplicity and beauty, pairing well with a wide range of styles and serving various practical purposes.
