Easy and practical crochet crossbody bag - step by step

Welcome today's video where we'll be crafting a new simple and stylish work-style crossbody bag I'll use a 3 mm thick thread requiring 400 grams and work with a 5 mm needle We operate a magical circle and from its heart we conduct three fillings We couldn't find the end of the thread to close the circuit Chain one stitch work an increase at the beginning and end of the row and place 3 stitches in the stitch at the marker Three stitches in the stitch in the text increase in the last stitch repea Increase in the first and last stitches and in the stitch located in row 3 filling That line adds four stitches We'll work up to six rows the seventh row will have 23 stitches Now we'll work 6 rows without doing the increases at the beginning and end of each row—we'll only do the increases specified in the pattern We begin the seventh line with 11 filler Then three stitches in the row indicated in the text And then 11 filler That line adds just two more stitches We work this way until line 12 The eighth row will be 12 stitches in the space indicated in the text followed by 3 in the stitch from the text then 12 stitches That's how we worked for 12 lines The first six lines were creating a rise at the beginning and end of the line But for the next 6 lines we don't apply any increment —this is what gives us the shape of the waveform Currently working 6 rows fixed meaning we want the number of stitches to remain constant at 35 so we begin the row by decreasing One stitch over two stitches And we finish the row by decreasing one stitch then work 3 stitches into the stitch in the text And thus the number of stitches remains constant neither increasing nor decreasing I actually work exactly six fixed lines We worked on 18 lines consisting of 3 groups the first 6 lines involved increasing at the beginning and end of each line Six lines without increase at the beginning or end of the line Six lines with decrease at the beginning and end of the line If we want to increase the size we’ll also work with 3 groups but with either 8 or 10 lines It will be measured with us for width and length Now I'll work on line 19 Start decreasing And then 13 filler And then it decreased Leave the stitches in the text as they are create a chain and loop the edge work this section for 8 rows decreasing two stitches per row The last row will consist of one stitch over three stitches And then after cutting the thread Skip the stitches in the text weave the thread through the next set of stitches and create a decrease at both the beginning and end of each row Just as I worked on the first side He worked on another piece in the same way and to calculate the number of lines in the third piece we'll add 26 plus 26 Ziyad 1 Ziyad 1 Ziyad 8 Ziyad 8 The total remains 70 So I make a contract starting with one and nine series From the second row he worked 8 stitches of stuffing The width increased by 8 units in both rings 41 Line 42 was filled with 3 spacers and the width increased by 3 spacers over 29 lines That makes a total of 70 stitches when finished cut the thread Missed two stitches and worked 3 stitches in the same direction Twenty-nine lines have risen and we won't break the thread at this stage with the thread of the chain We'll sew along a straight line so that the thread is neither too loose nor too tight Identify the line in the text from among these 41 lines Also identify the middle line among these 29 lines My thread is already this way Stitch the ends together with a running stitch on the inside Then stitch line by line with the stuffing stuffing the gap The magic circle must begin with the middle row and likewise the stitches in the increase row must align with the middle row of the seat Share your thoughts on this design with me Thanks for watching