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حياكة حقيبة قماشية صغيرة بالكروشيه أصبحت أسهل وأسرع من أي وقت، مع هذا الشرح العملي لصنع mini canvas tote bag أنيقة تشبه حقائب Trader Joe’s الصغيرة. هذا المشروع السريع بدون خياطة يُنجز في أقل من 25 دقيقة، ويعتمد على قاعدة بيضاوية، ثم جسم للحقيبة، ثم أشرطة تُشكَّل بغرز منزلقة سطحية للحصول على مظهر مرتب ونظيف.
تستخدم الحقيبة خيطاً سميكاً من نوع velvet/chunky yarn مع مقاس إبرة مناسب، ويمكن تنفيذها أيضاً بخيوط القطن أو الأكريليك. يشرح الفيديو خطوات البداية بالسلاسل وغرز الحشو، ثم تغيير اللون لإضافة الارتفاع، مع طريقة إخفاء الأطراف داخل الغرز لتقليل التنظيف اليدوي في النهاية. النتيجة النهائية حجمها مثالي كحقيبة صغيرة، ميدالية مفاتيح، أو إكسسوار لدمى الأميغورومي.
إذا كنت تبحث عن crochet tutorial، bag making guide، أو quick no-sew crochet project، فهذه الحقيبة الصغيرة خيار ممتاز للتعلّم والتطبيق السريع. مناسبة لمحبي مشاريع الكروشيه السهلة، الحقائب الصغيرة، mini tote bag crochet، وDIY accessories مع شرح خطوة بخطوة ومظهر نهائي لطيف وعملي.
تستخدم الحقيبة خيطاً سميكاً من نوع velvet/chunky yarn مع مقاس إبرة مناسب، ويمكن تنفيذها أيضاً بخيوط القطن أو الأكريليك. يشرح الفيديو خطوات البداية بالسلاسل وغرز الحشو، ثم تغيير اللون لإضافة الارتفاع، مع طريقة إخفاء الأطراف داخل الغرز لتقليل التنظيف اليدوي في النهاية. النتيجة النهائية حجمها مثالي كحقيبة صغيرة، ميدالية مفاتيح، أو إكسسوار لدمى الأميغورومي.
إذا كنت تبحث عن crochet tutorial، bag making guide، أو quick no-sew crochet project، فهذه الحقيبة الصغيرة خيار ممتاز للتعلّم والتطبيق السريع. مناسبة لمحبي مشاريع الكروشيه السهلة، الحقائب الصغيرة، mini tote bag crochet، وDIY accessories مع شرح خطوة بخطوة ومظهر نهائي لطيف وعملي.
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00:08hey friends today we're going to crochet these adorable little canvas totes and they are the
00:15perfect little shopping totes for your ummy groomy dolls or if you are a trader joe's fan and love
00:21their totes you can make one too as a cute keychain for your purse or bag and this is a
00:28very quick
00:29easy and no sew project that you will surely want to make on repeat so that you can get them
00:34in all
00:34the colors if you prefer written patterns i do have one available for download check the link in
00:40the description box below it's on my ravelry payhub etsy shops all my pattern shops um and it is an
00:47ad-free printable pdf pattern with photo references to guide you through and um if you work through
00:54this video tutorial and enjoy and want to support me as a pattern designer i'd really appreciate if
00:59you can get the pdf download for this project you really don't need much i am using a bulky weight
01:09five chanel velvet yarn it creates a really plush looking bag and you're welcome to use a different
01:16type of yarn and um i would say this bag would look great with cotton or acrylic yarns as well
01:22now make sure you use a hook size that um goes with your yarn and um with this bulky weight
01:31five yarn
01:32i'm using a seven millimeter crochet hook the goal is to make your stitches um tight enough so that um
01:40you
01:40don't have big gaps between them but they don't have to be as tight as your amigurumi dolls so um
01:46i
01:47normally use a size five millimeter to crochet amigurumi dolls with this type of yarn and um i am
01:54i went up a couple hook sizes so it could be a little bit more relaxed but as you can
02:00see it's still hard to
02:01see the gaps between and other than your hook in your yarn you will need a pair of scissors
02:08and um optionally um to weave in your loose ends you can use a tiny hook i'm using a 2
02:15.75 millimeter
02:16and this is only to weave in the ends you can also choose to opt for a yarn needle to
02:23do that
02:30we're going to begin with 10 chains and to start your chain you're going to need a slip knot
02:36so curl the yarn around your hook like so yarn over and pull through for that slip knot
02:44let's tighten it and now let's begin our 10 chains
02:49one two three four five six seven eight nine and ten
02:59after you make your 10 chains we're going to start round one
03:02by crocheting in the second chain from the hook so starting in that second chain insert your hook
03:09and we're going to single crochet eight across working only in the back loops of those chains
03:15so that's one single crochet insert your hook into the next loop two single crochets
03:22three single crochets three single crochets four five six oops
03:39seven
03:43and eight
03:49you'll have one chain remaining on the chain 10 that you started with and in that last chain you're
03:57going to insert three single crochets all in that same chain so that's one going back into the same chain
04:05two into the same chain three
04:10now that you've done that you are curling you're going to work on the other side of the chain
04:17and um i like to take that starting yarn tail and kind of weave it in as i work along
04:23so you can do that as well or you can weave it in um with a yarn needle later but
04:28i find this to be
04:29the easiest most efficient method so insert your hook into that next chain you're going to take
04:36that yarn tail and pull it over your hook we're going to chain seven uh excuse me single crochet seven
04:46across one single crochet go into the next stitch two single crochets going to the next stitch again holding
04:56onto that yarn tail to hide it three single crochets four single crochets
05:07five single crochets
05:10and at this point my yarn tail is too tiny so i'm gonna let it go
05:16six single crochets and seven single crochets and in that very last stitch we're just going to insert
05:24two single crochets in the same stitch one and two
05:32what you should have at the end is a nice long oval shape that's going to serve as the base
05:38of your bag
05:40at this point you can insert a um stitch marker if you'd like to kind of see where your start
05:48and end of
05:48the round is i'm just using a yarn scrap and so if you're cheap and lazy like me these work
05:55absolutely
05:56fantastic all right putting it there between my first stitch for round two i'm going to start round
06:03two with an increase so putting two single crochets in the same stitch
06:10then we're going to single crochet seven across like so one two three four five six and seven
06:25and then we're going to increase in the next stitch
06:31single crochet in the next and increase in the last stitch
06:40now on the other side of our um oval we're going to single crochet seven across
06:47one two three four five six and seven then we're going to increase in the next stitch
07:04and single crochet in the very last stitch
07:08at the end there we're going to um now move on to round number three for round three to round
07:15four
07:16all you're going to do is just single crochet around and i'm going to move my yarn marker up to
07:22round three here so we're just going to insert one stitch one single crochet in each stitch around
07:30no increasing no decreasing and since it's pretty straightforward we're going to go ahead and meet
07:38at the end of round four
07:43here is a look at round number four complete as you can see here from where we placed the marker
07:49for
07:50round three here's three going around and round four so now for round five we're going to switch colors
07:58into the color we want to use for the height of the bag i'm going to be using a white
08:04and instead of
08:08continuing on in that same color i'm going to make a clean color change by pulling out the last yarn
08:15over
08:17for the previous stitch
08:21and we're going to yarn over and pull through with the new color
08:28like so and now let's go ahead and work in the new color so in that next stitch i'm going
08:35to make a
08:36single crochet
08:39and i like to pull the yarn tails from um the both colors together as i crochet along for the
08:48first few
08:48stitches of this round because it will be able to um kind of tuck these yarn tails in without me
08:54having to
08:55manually sew and weave them in at the end now for round five we're going to simply single crochet around
09:03inserting one single crochet in each stitch
09:07as you can see i'm holding those yarn tails along crocheting them directly into these stitches
09:14and um after a few you can go ahead and fasten off
09:24and let's continue in just the white here
09:31now we're going to repeat round five until um we finish round ten
09:40so all the way up till then we're simply going to single crochet around
09:45let's go ahead and meet back at the end of round ten
09:51here is a look at round number ten complete
09:55so coming counting up from the rounds it's rounds five six seven eight nine and ten
10:03and now um to finish you can fasten off with a bit of a tail and we're going to use
10:08it to weave in the ends
10:15and you can go ahead and use a yarn needle for that
10:18or if you are lazy like me you can simply use your hook to weave it in for a few
10:24stitches
10:34so we have the bag complete now we're going to go ahead and work on the straps
10:42for the straps we're going to start off by marking the placement and i'm using just some yarn scraps
10:49here to mark the placement you're welcome to use um a stitch marker or something cuter but i'm going
10:56to um basically now count and make sure there are seven stitches in the center between the two straps
11:03so um and what you're going to find is there's going to be five stitches on both sides between the
11:10two
11:10straps let me quickly bring this one over to show so as you can count here there's one two three
11:17four
11:17five stitches between the straps in here between um one strap is one two three four five six and seven
11:31and again five here one two three four five and on this side seven across the front one two three
11:41four
11:41five six and seven now to do so you um can kind of guesstimate first um i'm counting kind of
11:52from this
11:52corner here um i'll count a couple rounds over and i'm gonna kind of guesstimate here let's see how
12:00it looks if i count seven stitches over so one two three four five six seven
12:11and let's see if that looks centered
12:22it looks about right to me so what i'll do now is count five stitches over
12:28from where i marked it one two three four five and so this would begin the next uh strap
12:39and again this is going to have seven stitches in the center so one two three four five six seven
12:54and let's see how that looks it seems about centered to me again if you need to adjust your location
13:03and go
13:04a stitch over or stitch over the other way you can go ahead and do that otherwise we will keep
13:11our scraps
13:13yarn scraps locked in place and let's go ahead and grab the um first color we use which is for
13:21the base of
13:22the bag we're gonna use that same color to crochet the straps and to begin we're going to look at
13:30the um
13:31where we marked the uh straps for the the very side i like to start from the right hand side
13:41so here and i'm gonna go down see where the line is and we're gonna start from between round four
13:49and round
13:50five so here is that stitch between round four and five you see the color change
13:58and it's aligned with where we have our stitch marker we're going to surface slip stitch across
14:06until we get to the marker then make the strap attach our yarn to the other side and surface slip
14:12stitch across
14:15let me demonstrate that so pull yarn through like this make a chain to begin
14:26insert your hook under the next stitch you're moving up the rounds yarn over and pull through
14:37insert hook under the next stitch yarn over and pull through for a slip stitch
14:45again working up yarn over and pull through
14:55yarn over and pull through
15:05and now at the very upper edge we're going to do that again round over and pull through
15:12so we have this nice neat uh surface slip stitch going across our work
15:17and um now it's time to crochet the first strap for the strap we are going to make a long
15:25chain of
15:2818 chains and you can do more or fewer if you would prefer but here are my 18
15:36one two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven oops gotta pull my yarn back
15:50okay 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 all right and now we're going to
16:03find the other end where we marked our bag and making sure you're not twisting your chain here
16:13we don't want it all twisted for the strap so there we go and now i'm going to insert my
16:22hook under the
16:23stitch that i marked and i'm going to yarn over and pull through for that slip stitch
16:35i'm going to yarn over and pull through
16:36like so
16:36like so and we're going to continue surface slip stitching all the way down to the color change
16:43stitch going into that next stitch yarn over oops
16:52yarn over and pull through
16:57yarn over and pull through
17:15and when you've reached the very end all you'll have to do is fasten off with a bit of a
17:24tail for
17:24weaving in later
17:35and if you pull out that stitch marker or sorry not stitch marker but i'm pulling out
17:41my yarn scrap here if you pull that out you'll see that your tote looks nice and
17:48neat and you'll be ready to kind of weave in these ends and start on the other side and again
17:56the other
17:57side is going to be crocheted the exact same way you're going to pull yarn through and find where
18:05it lines up with that stitch marker and you're going to crochet the strap
18:12repeating the same steps as you did for the first one
18:16so i'll kind of go through this one faster so you can take a look at how it's done in
18:23case you need a
18:24refresher
18:45so
19:14i can take a look at the other side of the pad were some usually so i'll just wear this
19:15though
20:25And when you're done, you're simply going to weave in all those ends.
20:28I like using a smaller hook to pull the yarn through, and pushing it inside out to do this
20:44part will be a lot easier.
20:54Since I do like securing my ends tightly, I like to pull the yarn tail through to another
21:04yarn tail so that I can actually knot it together.
21:11I feel that if I can knot it together, it will stay a lot better than just leaving it loose.
21:18So you're welcome to do this as well.
21:24And let's triple knot that.
21:27Alright.
21:37Let's trim off these here.
21:42And again, I like to take the...let's see, this one is much longer.
21:46I'm just going to pull the longer one through to meet the shorter one.
21:58And the small hook is really, really handy.
22:01I don't prefer using yarn needles, especially with plush yarn because it tends to be difficult
22:09to thread through, and it can possibly break easily using a yarn needle.
22:17So using a crochet hook is just the quickest and easiest method in my opinion.
22:34And finally, this last one here, I'm going to kind of...I think I'll weave it in through
22:43a couple extra stitches here.
22:59And that's that for the little tote bag.
23:03Here is the yucky wrong side version of it, which you get to see in all its glory.
23:09So let's flip it around to the proper side.
23:24And it's the perfect mini size for a keychain or for your amigurumi doll.
23:30And as you can see, it was so fast and easy to work up.
23:34I hope you really enjoyed making this with me today.
23:37Happy crocheting!
23:39Bye now!
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