Video Master class on knitting a bag Torba from knitted yarn

Hello everyone, you are on the channel KnitKakiz. My name is Janara. This is a video master class on knitting a handbag from knitted yarn The bag is 24 cm high and 30 cm wide Also in this master class we will not only knit a bag, but also sew a lining We make such a knitted strap and a brush from knitted yarn If you are not yet subscribed to my channel, be sure to subscribe I have a lot of interesting videos on knitting handbags and baskets from knitted yarn and cord And I wish you a pleasant knitting I hope you enjoy this master class Write in the comments what other master classes you would like to see on my channel For knitting a handbag I will use knitted yarn Altyn Thickness of the thread 7-9 mm, in the hank 100 m I need 3 colors, I have this color of emerald, menthol and milky I will not use the whole hank, about half of the hank of each color Hook number 6 for basic knitting and hook number 4 for auxiliary work We need 2 rings of the inner diameter of 25 mm These are not ordinary rings, they are open so that they can be installed on the bag Also 2 carabiners for the strap Here is a wide hole, the inner size is 20 mm This is a carabiner for a brush Long chain, length 120 cm with carabiners Also in this video master class we will sew a lining for the bag, so we need a fabric I have an ordinary cotton with a print Approximately a piece of fabric 50 by 70 cm Before starting knitting, you need to stretch the yarn well Leave a short tip, about 5 cm And we collect a chain of 13 air loops We knit the first row We skip the first 3 loops In the fourth loop we knit 2 double crochets One And two Then we knit without increments Without increments, one double crochet for each of the next 8 loops At the end we have one loop left In it we knit 6 double crochets in one loop At the same time, we hold the tip of the thread We put it over the hook and knit inside the loop Finished, knitted 8 loops Now in the very first hole we knit 3 double crochets And this is the end of the first row We knit the last 3 loops of the increase Here together it turns out 6, just like on the opposite side We count 3 loops in the first chain And we knit there one half-column And immediately we knit 3 air loops for the next row In terms of circumference, we have 28 loops We knit the second row We insert the hook into the junction and make the first increase We knit one double crochet In the next loop we insert the hook behind the upper loops, we knit 2 double crochets in one base And the last increase is 2 double crochets in one base Thus, we made 3 increases with you, one, two, three We continue Next, we knit 8 double crochets to the next increase Finished, knitted 8 loops Go to the increases on the other side Here we have 6 loops In each of the 6 we knit 2 loops The total is 6 increases Finished, made 6 increases Go to the other side And here we knit 8 double crochets to the next increase There are 3 loops left In them we knit increases Two double crochets in one base, three times We finish the second row We insert the hook into the third loop In the first loop we knit one half-column and three air loops for the next row If the canvas is a little stretched, you can stretch it by hand So, at the end of the second row we should get 40 loops We knit the third row In the first loop we make an increase We insert the hook into the same base, we knit a double crochet Next, we knit one double crochet Then two double crochets in one base Next, one double crochet And the last increase, two double crochets in one base In total, we made 3 increases Alternated them through one single crochet Next, we knit 9 double crochets Finished, knitted 9 loops Now we go to the increases on the other side And we knit alternating two double crochets in one base Then one double crochet And then again double So, we have to make 6 increases Note that we always knit the increases in the first loop of the increases from the previous row Finished, knitted 6 increases 1 2 3 4 5 6 Go to the other side Here we knit 9 double crochets to the next increases Finished, knitted 9 loops And it remains to make 3 increases Here we also alternate them through one single crochet First, we knit two double crochets in one base Then one double crochet Again two double crochets in one base 1 And the last increase, two double crochets in one base And we finish the row with one double crochet Insert the hook into the third loop We knit one half-column and three air loops to lift the next row Align the bottom Here we have such a finished bottom Then we knit the walls of the bag Here we do not make increases, so we do not insert the hook into the first loop, but insert it into the next loop We knit a double crochet And then we continue to knit with double crochets without increases, only 52 loops to the end of the row And also we knit only 4 rows without increases Now we are on the 4th row We knit 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th rows Meet at the end of the 7th row Finished, knitted 4 rows without increases, 52 double crochets in each row In total, we now have 7 rows Now we will change the color We also stretch the thread well Here I show the first option how to change the thread Then I already changed the thread in a different way, so you can rewind a little forward to see what is the second option for changing the thread So, we changed the thread and hold the ends of the thread And we knit with double crochets, also without increases, 52 loops to the end of the row We cut off the ends of the thread So, we also need to knit 4 rows Now we are at the beginning of the 8th row That is, we knit 8th, 9th, 10th and 11th rows in this color So, we continue to knit 4 rows in the color of menthol We finished, knitted 4 more rows in the color of menthol, 52 loops in each row This is the end of the 11th row, and here I change the thread using another option On one loop before I start to knit in a new color, here it seemed to me that the transition turned out to be smoother Therefore, you can use any of these options Further, according to the height of the bag, I calculated that I need to knit 3 more rows in the color of milk, 52 loops in each row Now we are at the beginning of the 12th row, it turns out 12th, 13th, 14th row, we knit in this color So, we continue to knit 3 rows in the color of milk Finished, knitted 3 rows, and now I have 14 rows Here I have already closed the row, made a half-column And we knit one more last 15th row, we knit it in half-columns in one half-loop Try to make the loops not too tight, more free, so that the edge of the bag is not tightened And so we continue to knit until the end of the row Finished the 15th row, cut off the tip of the thread, close the last loop and hide the tip of the thread inside the loops of the last row Let's measure, we get the width of the bag is about 30 cm and the height is 24 cm Let's make a bow, take a thread about 2 meters long, the thread also needs to be stretched well Here I have two additions, one meter each, only 2 meters long Now you need to attach the thread somewhere, for example, to the door handle, or ask someone to hold it Twist the thread, then fold it in half, and it gently twists itself That's how we get a bow for a backpack Hold the edge that can unwind, cut off the excess threads and tie the knot Fold the top of the bag in half, then bend the edges to the middle And we have a bag divided into 4 equal sections Determine where the front wall of the bag will be, where the back wall of the bag For example, this is the front wall of my bag We take a thin hook and thus thread the hook from the side of the back wall of the bag to the front wall between the loops Now we take our yarn and pick up the hook from the side where we do not have a knot yet We pull the yarn from the side of the front wall of the bag to the back Now, on the contrary, we insert the hook from the front wall of the bag to the back wall Again, we pick up the yarn and pull it to the front side And here we have a ready-made yarn, so our bag will be fastened Now we tie the knot and cut it off And we have knots on both ends of the yarn We can leave the yarn like this, just tie it, for example, on a bow Or we can make a holder, we will now knit such a round ball that will hold these two ends of the thread We take our yarn, also stretch it well We leave a short tip, we knit 6 air loops Now we close the ring, insert the hook into the first loop and knit half-columns for one half-loop 6 half-columns Then, just in a spiral, we continue to knit, we knit 2 more rows of 6 loops In total, we knit 3 rows of 6 loops And we should get such a small ball We finish, we should get such a small ball Cut off the tip of the thread, close the last loop and hide the ends of the thread at the beginning and at the end The ball is hollow inside, insert the hook into it, pick up the ends of the yarn and pull them through this ball We finished, this is how we got a fastener for a bag Here, if it seems to you that the length is too long, then you can cut off the excess, tie a knot and cut it off Let's tie a strap for a bag, leave the tip about 20 cm, we collect a chain of 66 air loops We finished, tied 66 loops We knit the first row, skip the first loop, insert the hook into the back half-loop of the second loop and knit a half-column And so we continue to knit until the end of the row, only 65 loops We finish the first row, tied 65 loops At the end of each row we make an air loop to lift the next row Turn over, knit the second row, insert the hook into the back half-loop and knit 65 loops to the end of the row And so we knit with you similarly 2, 3 and 4 rows, only 4 rows We finished, tied 4 rows, note that the ends of the thread should be located on different sides of the strap Cut off the tip, leave 20 cm of thread And now we need to sew carabiners to the strap I take a thin hook, put the carabiner behind the strap and sew I do about 4-5 stitches, then the tip of the thread needs to be hidden inside the loops of the strap In the same way we sew the second carabiner We finished, now let's measure the length of the strap, I got about 73 cm For the brush, the yarn also needs to be stretched well We measure 30 cm and cut 20 strips of 30 cm each And one long strip is about 60-70 cm These measures we need to transfer to the fabric We cut out such a whole rectangle, width 30 cm plus 2 cm on the allowance and length 54 cm plus 2 cm on the allowance Fold the fabric in half and sew left and right Done Here is our lining Now we need to cut the corners Let's look at the bottom of our bag Here we have about 12 cm So we need to remove 12 cm on the corners We measure and sew the corners Done The corners can be cut off, you can leave it like this Now we bend 1 cm from the top, which we left on the allowance and sew around And here is our lining ready We insert the lining into the bag and fix it with pins on all four sides Then we sew by hand We take threads of the same color as yarn We finished, sewed the lining and here is our bag is completely ready This is where my video master class ends The bag is completely ready It took me about half a skein of color emerald And less than half a skein of color menthol and milk I hope you enjoyed this video master class Like, write comments, subscribe to my channel I wish you a pleasant knitting, see you soon!