Tapestry accessory crochet pouch pattern- snowblue pouch

Tapestry Crochet pouch free pattern - snowblue pouch 

Winter season is a perfect season to crochet bags and what to say if we have patterns to crochet bags. This free pattern is for those who like to crochet in winter. This pouch is perfect for storing your small essentials. We can also gift this to someone.

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 When I saw my messy wardrobe, I realized it needed organizing. While doing so, I got the idea to make this pouch. It was interesting to think about what design to include. After considering many designs, I came up with one that I really liked. Designing it and then bringing it to life was a lot of fun. This proved to be very helpful in organizing my messy wardrobe. Then I thought, why keep it to myself? 

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Notes-

Now, let's see how to make it. It’s very simple. We just need to learn how to create the base for the pouch first. Then, we can follow the color chart step by step to make it. 

Once the base is made, start with the first row of the color chart, moving from right to left. Then, create the back portion to complete the row. After finishing one row, start the next one. This means you don’t need to join anything in between. Finally, end it with a chain stitch.

Details-

skill level-

 Intermediate

Yarn-

Ganga acrowools cotton delight yarn-

White COD002 ( off white)

Blue COD010 (midnight Blue)

"If this is not available, you can select one from Lovecrafts"

• paint box Yarn cotton DK
• Deramores studio organic cotton DK 

Hook size -

       3.5 mm

measurement-         

       5 x 8 in.

 Yarn used -

White - 18 mtrs

Blue - 70 mtrs

Yarn gauge -

22 st , 13 ROWS

Other material -

Scissor

Stitch marker

Needle for weaving end

Zipper 

Abbreviation-

ch-chain

st- stitch

sc-Single crochet

LCS- Low cross stitch

BLOB =Back Loop only

BASE -

Chain 48 +1

"Start by making 46 single crochets (sc) from the second chain after the hook. Then, make 2 single crochets in the last stitch. After that, work single crochets on the underside of the chain. Starting from the very first chain, make 46 single crochets, and in the last chain, make 2 single crochets. Your base is ready."

"You need to keep in mind that while making the base, after completing 48 single crochets (sc) for the front row, you should place a stitch marker on the 49th stitch. After making another 48 sc, place a stitch marker on the very first stitch where you started. Doing this will help you identify where the front and back rows are starting."

Low cross stitch - 

"This pouch is made using the back loop only low cross stitch. To make it, you need to insert the hook into the back loop of the single crochet (sc) in the row below. Then, pull the yarn under and bring it through the loop. Now you have 2 loops on your hook. Next, yarn over and pull through both loops on the hook."

"This is just like a normal single crochet (sc). The only difference is that we work it through the back loop, and when pulling the yarn through the back loop, we pull it under the hook instead of over."

Now , start making rows-

Row 1 ) - "The first row is entirely in blue, as shown in the color chart. You need to complete the first row by working low cross stitches in the back loops."

Row 2 ) - "In the second row, start with 1 blue stitch, then 4 white stitches, followed by 2 blue stitches, and then 4 blue stitches again. In this way, you need to complete the second row for the front section. After completing the front second row, make the entire back side of the pouch in blue."

"Now, you need to complete the entire pouch by following the color chart in the same way."

Color chart-

How to read color chart -

Following the color chart is easy. You always need to move from right to left because we start the pouch from the bottom and build it up to the top, round by round. The color chart is only for the front side, while the back is entirely blue. 

 

Step by step photo tutorial -

Base

Chain 48+1

Start by making 46 single crochets (sc) from the second chain after the hook. Then, make 2 single crochets in the last stitch. ."

After that, work single crochets on the underside of the chain. Starting from the very first chain, make 46 single crochets, and in the last chain, make 2 single crochets. Your base is ready

Starting first row - Back loop only

The first row is entirely in blue, as shown in the color chart. You need to complete the first row by working low cross stitches in the back loops."

How to change color in 2nd row 

In the second row, start with 1 blue stitch, then 4 white stitches, followed by 2 blue stitches, and then 4 blue stitches again. In this way, you need to complete the second row for the front section. After completing the front second row, make the entire back side of the pouch in blue."

2nd row completed 

Now, you need to complete the entire pouch by following the color chart in the same way

Color chart 

Done 👍 

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