I’ve decided that this will be called the Hotchpotch Granny purse, it fits the bill quite nicely. A hotchpotch of leftover scraps makes the perfect crochet stashbuster, don’t you think?!
I’ve filmed this as a video tutorial over on YouTube rather than write up a pattern [pop over to watch HERE]. I cover the magic knot, making up the granny stripes and then lining it too. All in eighteen minutes! I also recommend you visit my zip video too [it’s HERE]. If you’ve never put a zip in your crochet before it might well prove useful.
You can use any yarn, along with your favourite corresponding hook size but there pretty much are no rules to this. Ok, there’s one rule: you need multiples of 3 plus 1 for the starting chain. Even if you’re a stitch or two out then I’m sure you can fudge it. Crochet is very forgiving.
Lovely Rosina, I must try and watch as sewing a zip is a mystery to me !
Cheers, my love! It’s not hard but then my standards aren’t very high!π
So cute! Every time I see pictures of these I think βI have to make one of thoseβ and then I never get around to it π But one of these days…
Hopefully, this time! It’s pretty speedy to whip up! π
Youβre the best. Love the tiny bags. Gonna try your new lining tip. Thank you so much for sharing your talents. Thank you. I love you to pieces. Hugs from Canada.
Cheer, Janine! π
They look fab! Looking forward to having a go soon when Iβm not so (sew) busy! Xx
Ta very much! π
I’ve got some sewing to do too. But there’s also crochet… and my plans have all been dumped on because they’ve closed the school for three days to sort out a drain issue!! π
No!!! Blimey, hope that gets sorted ASAP. I’m feeling anxious about having a bank holiday to take away from work time! Xx
I keep forgetting about the bank holiday. As long as it doesn’t rain…
So pretty!
Thank you very much! π