Free Daisy Tote crochet pattern
Bobble design. Published
A mustard tote with one big white daisy on the front and the same daisy on the back, worked in rounds in one piece. 27 × 24 cm and 8 cm deep, three colours.
Free to make in Make Mode.
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Details
- Technique
- Tote bag in rounds
- Size
- 128 stitches round × 40 rounds
- Finished size
- About 27 × 24 cm and 8 cm deep
- Stitches
- 7216
- Stitch
- dc in UK terms, sc in US terms
- Yarn and hook
- DK, 4 mm hook
- Difficulty
- Confident
- Time
- About 14 hours
Yarn (3 colours, DK weight)
- Mustard Yellow339 m, 2 balls
- Paper White72 m, about a third of a ball
- Blood Orange23 m, under a quarter of a ball
Estimates for DK-weight yarn, including a 10% allowance and the yarn carried inside the stitches. A 100 g ball of DK is about 285 m. If you can, buy a spare ball of your main colour: dye lots vary.
- 4 mm crochet hook
- 4 stitch markers
- Tapestry needle
About this design
The daisy is 31 stitches wide and 33 rounds tall, with eight round petals and an orange centre, set in the middle of the front and of the back. The sides, the base, the top and the handles are plain mustard. No round carries more than three colours, and only the rounds through the centre carry three.
It is a small tote, about 14 hours of work, and it is free to make in Bobble exactly as it is. Change its colours, add a picture or add the net, and it becomes a Pro bag.
Good for
- Summer tote
- Library tote
- A gift
How to make it
Tap Make this and the design opens in Bobble as your own project, with its colour palette, ready to make round by round in Make Mode.
How the bag is built: a flat base worked in rounds round a foundation chain, growing at its four corners to 128 stitches; then the body, 40 rounds straight up, where the chart sits; then 7 rounds of top that make the two handles, in one piece with the bag. The chart is the body: one row of the chart for each round, read right to left every round, with its left and right edges meeting at the back corner where each round joins. From left to right the chart shows the left side, the front, the right side and the back.
UK terms. Each square is one double crochet (dc), worked over the colours you carry; in US terms, a single crochet (sc).
Questions about this design
How many stitches is the Daisy Tote chart?
128 stitches round by 40 rounds in the body, 7216 stitches in all with the base, the top and the handles.
What yarn do I need for the Daisy Tote chart?
DK-weight yarn in 3 colours, with a 4 mm hook: about 339 m of Mustard Yellow, 72 m of Paper White and 23 m of Blood Orange, including a 10% allowance for tension and tails.
How big is the bag?
About 27 × 24 cm and 8 cm deep (11 × 9 in, 3 in deep), at Bobble's DK tension on a 4 mm hook. The handles are worked into the top and stand about 15 cm (6 in) above it.
Can I add the net?
Yes, with Bobble Pro: in the Maker, turn on the net, a lattice of surface slip stitch worked over the body after the handles. The Daisy Tote is free as it is; with the net it becomes a Pro bag.
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