PERFECT HOOKED BAGS MADE OF SEAFOOD FIBER WITH MASKS AND AXLE BAGS

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PERFECT HOOKED BAGS MADE OF SEAFOOD FIBER WITH MASKS AND AXLE BAGS.
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Hello everyone How are you all doing
I'm Lani from the Lani Artes Crochê channel
Welcome everyone
In today's step-by-step guide we'll make this stunning nautical cord handbag
It's absolutely beautiful
Check out the corners everyone—what perfection
Let me show you the other side now
Look at those little details—how perfectly it turns out
On the back side the bottom
In the step-by-step guide we'll make this tassel and also this little flower
I made one in lavender—look how beautiful it is
Comment below telling me which color you prefer pink or lavender
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Now let's get to the measurements
It measured 22 cm in height by 28 cm in width
I worked with marina thread that comes in 500-gram cones
It's this thread here see 5 mm thick right
I worked with a 5 mm needle
I'll include all the details color codes and everything else in the video description okay
And to make this bag I used only 350 grams of nautical thread
Very economical isn't it
We'll also need a pair of magnetic buttons—look they have magnets
Two articulated rings
I've also used a carabiner here
An optional chain handle is available you can also make your own handle using nautical cord
This chain loop here measures 1 meter
So shall we get started on our beautiful step-by-step guide for today
We'll start by making 44 chain stitches
Then I'll make a knot here to secure the yarn
I'll do one two three
four five I'll make 44 chain stitches
I made 44 chain stitches
Now I'll make one more chain stitch to turn
I ended up with a total of 45 chain stitches
We'll work on the back part here of the chains look
Front and back
We'll take these straps at the back skip the first one and start with the second strap
I'll play a very low note another very low note
We'll start by playing seven very low notes okay
We've done two already now three four five six and seven
So we did one two three four five six and seven
Now we'll make 14 single crochets in each loop got it
So I'll insert the needle here at the loop and do one two and fourteen there you go
So it's been seven very low points and fourteen low points so far
Now right here on the next chain space we'll work three single crochet stitches
into the same stitch got it I've already done one in there see
Now I'll do two and three
So here look within the same spot I did one two three got it
Three low points I made a triple increase
Now in the next chain space I'll also make three
single crochets One two and three there you go
Here I made three in the same spot and at the
next spot I made three as well One two three
Now I'm still doing 14 single crochets on
each handle just like we did on this side okay
So I'm coming here for the next strap
It's right here look nicely hidden there it is
Be careful not to skip this step or the count will be off
One two three and fourteen got it
I made fourteen small dots
Now we have one two three four five six seven little straps here at the end
Here at the end we're going to do
seven very low notes watch this One two
And here on the last little loop the seventh point
Seven
So it went
then Our first season is over
We finished with a
total of 48 points
Seven extremely low tides fourteen low points
Three double increases
fourteen low points on this side and seven very low ones
Now let's begin the second row
So I'll make a chain stitch to turn okay From here on out starting
with the second row we'll work by catching only the back loop
We have two loops right at each stitch see
We'll grab here okay
Just the outer loop of the stitch see
So I made a chain stitch I'm
going to insert the hook
here into the first stitch see This is the first stitch right
I'm going to make a very low stitch on the next stitch as well
I'm going to make seven very low stitches here
I've already done two three four five six and seven Now on
this second round we're not going to increase got it
We made seven low points and now we'll create a low point here for each base point
Until we get here right
I'll make a single crochet into each stitch just through
the back loop I won't be increasing in the second row okay
It'll be stitch by stitch until we
get here I made 34 chain stitches here
Now I'll play the seven lowest notes here at the end
So I'll count one two three four five six and seven right here at the final point
So that's how it turned out Second run seven
very low points thirty-four low points and seven very low points
We conclude the second leg here and finish with a total of 48 points
Now I'll make a chain stitch and begin the third row
So I'll start here at the first point okay I turn it right I
grab it at the first point just taking the outer strap here
I'm going to make a very low stitch
At the beginning here I always do seven very low stitches and also at the end of the row got it
It never changes it will always be like this—seven sub-bass
I made seven very small stitches Now I'm going to make 16
single crochet stitches before starting the increase okay
Alright I'll count: one two three I'm going to make
16 small stitches here using only the back strap
I'll be right back
I've made 16 low points
Now I'm going to add some height here
A rise with three points okay
Um right at the same point right Two
and three look
I added an increase here with three stitches
One two three
At the next point I'll also make
a increase One two three
I made two increases of
three stitches each got it
Now I'm going to continue and make 16
single crochets One in each base stitch see
I'm going to make 16 low points here
I've made 16 low points
Now I'm going to make seven very low points
Guys we really need to pay close attention
here at the end because the last point look is really well hidden here okay
If you're not careful you might skip this step and mess up the entire count
So the last point—look it's always right here see on the
side Here there's a cross handle and here's another one right
He's right here look You have to insert the needle
here and lift this little leg up see
To make sure your work doesn't go wrong you know
So I'm going to take this very low seventh note look
There are times when he seems even smaller
Right away
So we conclude the third stage and are left with a total of 52 points
I'll make a chain to begin the fourth round
So I'll grab the back loop here
I'll place seven very low points here
Fiz seven very small stitches
Now on this fourth round we'll make stitches without increasing okay
Stitch over stitch
Until we get here
When we get here I'll do seven low notes okay
I'll get ahead on this run and be back with you all shortly
I've completed the fourth lap here
We've recorded seven extremely low points and 38 low points here right
38 low points so far
And I made seven very small stitches
Now I'm going to make a chain
I'll turn it around and begin the fifth round
So starting from the fourth lap we'll be doing repeated runs got it
Seven extremely low points 38 low points and seven extremely low points at the end
We're going to complete a total of ten rows in this color
We've already done four and we're starting the fifth row
So I'll do six more runs of 52 points here just like I did the fourth one
I'm back with you all to switch colors okay
I've completed ten rows
Let me show you here so you can see
So we've got one two three four five six seven eight nine and ten right
Now we're going to cut the wire to change colors got it
So here I've played the lowest note of the seven and now we'll cut the wire
I'll leave a slightly larger section so we can finish it off okay
So for the tenth pass we completed it working on the right side of the piece
This is where we began right
So this is the right side of the piece
This side here is the wrong side got it everyone
So for the tenth row we finished working on the right side here
Now I'll use a tapestry needle here
I'll insert the needle right here see
As you can see at the end of each row there are two loops right here
One two
I don't know if you can see it though So to make it
as close as possible I'll take the right side of the piece here okay
I did the last deepest one right
And I'm going to insert the needle here look
I'll take it over there to the backside right
I'm going to step out back here Oh I'll
fix this up here
Notice that each strap has two loops
One two It turned out
quite similar here look
Oh I've got it Now I'm going to
walk with this little thread over to the other side
I won't pull it to avoid messing it up here okay Oh
You gotta check to make sure it's right
Walk a little more here
That's enough
We can cut now
If you want to walk a bit more go ahead I'll cut here
To finish it
off I'll cut it here okay
Now I'm going to burn the tip
And I'll just pile it up like this okay
You've got it now look
Pasted it and secured it right
Now let's start with the gray color
So I'll insert the needle here at the first
point see Grabbing the loop from behind
Just like were doing in the previous runs
I'm going to pull this thread here
I didn't tie a knot okay
I'll make a chain stitch here
I'll return to this first point where I made the chain stitch
And I'll make the first double crochet here
We've just created the lowest note of my career
Next time I'll make the lowest note
I'll just do the seven were already doing before okay
Oh
One two three
Four
Five
Six and seven
I'll leave this little thread for later okay
When I have a bigger career right
So we can hide it down here beneath the stitches
Look we started stitching this seam along the right side of the piece see
This is the start okay
On the right side
The chain from the beginning turned upward got it
Because look here at the back—this is what it forms
That's why we need to be careful when starting our career on the right side
Because from this side here look this difference becomes apparent
These straps here at the back right
So we always start the row by working on the right-hand side
And now I'll keep making single crochets
Just the same way we've done it so far
Thirty-eight low points
Slipped points look
We're gonna work this way for eighteen laps got it everyone
We're gonna run eighteen laps in this color
We'll keep working just the same Seven very low
thirty-eight low points and seven very low got it
I'll jump ahead with my eighteen runs right here
And I'll be back with you shortly
I've completed eighteen runs
Let's count
Here I have one two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve
rteen fourteen fifteen sixteen seventeen and eighteen
So here I made the very lowest point
I'll extend the thread to cut and finish it
With a tailor's needle we'll do it exactly the same way we did here like this
We'll insert the needle right here see
Here you've got these two little loops look
We'll insert the needle right here on this side
And we'll come out back there okay
That way simulating a normal closure here you see
And back here we'll guide this thread you see underneath the stitches
Be careful not to pull too hard right there in front
This is good enough already
And just burn the tip to finish it off there
Right away
I'm also going to auction off this thread now
That's how it turned out Now I'm going to work with this shade here which is a lighter pink than the one we started with
But the colors are up to you right
So I'll insert the needle here at the first stitch catching the back leg here
I'll pull the thread I didn't tie a knot okay
I'll make a chain here
And I'll return to this same spot here where I made the chain stitch
And I'll make a slip stitch right here
I'll adjust it
I've just made the lowest point of my career here
Now I'm going to make the second one here
I'll do the seven sub-basses the same way we did in previous sessions okay
Seven And I'll make low
points see grabbing the back strap
Same here We're gonna keep doing it
this way for another seven careers got it
When I reach the end of the seventh career I'll come back so we can finish the other half of the bag okay
I'll do seven more runs each also worth 52 points okay
I did seven runs
Let's count
One two three four five six seven
Look how it's already taking shape
So beautiful
This bag is wonderful
So from now on we'll be doing the decrease rows okay
Just as we did increases here we'll do decreases on this side
So I'll make a chain stitch to turn
I'll mark the seven very low points here
It's seven
Now I'm going to make 16 single crochet
stitches One
Dois I'll do 16 here and come back to work the decreases okay
I've done 16 single crochets here
Now I'm going to decrease by three stitches
And I'll do it like this see
I'll insert the needle into the next stitch right
I'll pull and leave
At the next stitch I'll pull and leave the loop on the needle
And at the next one I'll pull and leave
So I worked here one two three points
Now I'll tie and cut all the strings at once then adjust it so it's not too loose at this point okay
So here we reduce three points
Now I move on to the next three and will reduce those as well
I'll insert the needle pull the loop and let it go
Next one pull and let go
And next time too
I remove all the straps at once and adjust the stitch
And now in the next 16 points I'm going to make low points again
So I'll do this here: I'll place 16 low points
and the seven lowest ones at the end here
I ended the row here and this is how the decreases turned out
Now we'll make a chain stitch
I'll make seven very small
stitches and seven more Now we'll continue with uninterrupted stitches okay
Single crochet stitches no decreases
And here I'm gonna play the seven lowest notes okay
I reached the end I added the continuous low points here the seven lowest ones
Now we'll make a chain stitch and begin the final round
I turn my work
I'll place seven very low points here at the beginning
I crocheted seven very low stitches Now I'll make 14 single crochet stitches here
I made 14 chain stitches Now let's decrease by three stitches
I'll insert the hook pull up a loop and leave it
Next time I pull and let go
And next time too
I'll pull again now I'll loop and remove one two three four
Pull off all four straps at once hey
Reduce here one two three points
Now I move on to the next one I introduce and
leave the loop on the needle I
pull Here too in the next one
Tie and pull all the straps at once then tighten the stitch
Reduce here as well One two three
So I'm decreasing here a total of six stitches got
it Now I'll work 14 double crochets on this side
I'll press it just a bit
And here at the end the seven sub-bass notes right
I finished the last row here and this is how the decreases turned out
And on this side we did the increases right
Now we're going to auction off these wires right
I'm grabbing a smaller needle here
I'll tie off this thread here too
Look that's the one from the beginning right From the project
So now to start closing the sides we're going to turn the piece inside out got it
Here's the right side right And inside here is the reverse side
So I'm just going to turn this piece over okay
And this is where our career ended right
Right here at this first point on this side see
Just taking the outer strap here
We have two straps here right
We'll work by grabbing here okay everyone
Yeah right here on this strap
The little one on our side look
You see I'll find the other strap here—the one that's hidden the one I told you about right here
She's right here look
Right under this tight knot snug as can be but we'll find her look
I'm going to insert the needle right here holding it
I'm bringing this loop over here to this side see
And now I'm moving on to the next point
So I grab the outer handle on my side right
And the outer handle on the other side
Leave that strap loose the inner strap here okay
I'll pull the thread and sew with tiny stitches okay
I'm coming to the next point taking this loop from the outside with the outside loop on the other side
I take the low note and conclude here
Right away and that's how the seam turned out Now I'll
loosen this loop here and cut this thread to finish it off
With a tailor's needle I'll thread this little strand underneath the stitches
And I'm just going to cut this wire okay
If you'd like you can walk a bit more down here
Now we'll stitch the other side I'm going to
go back over this line here right The pink one
I'll mark the first point of this journey right here right On this side
The outer strap I've already found it look
I'll insert the needle here too on this side along the outer edge of the stitch
Right here
I'll pull the thread I didn't tie a knot
I'll bring this loop forward here
Make a chain stitch to secure it
And I'll get started just like we did on the other side okay
I'll locate the outer loop of the chain here which is right here
She turned more inward see
On the other side too just outer strap with outer strap
And I'm just keeping those tiny stitches going the same way okay guys
That's what we did over there
I'll sew ahead here when I reach the end I'll come back with you
I've sewn all the way to the end—it turned out like this
Cut the thread to finish off
Done Now I'll secure this little thread at the beginning of the seam as well
All done
Now we're going to flip the piece on the right side okay
Open your mouth just a bit here
See how the corner looks on this side the other side
So that's how it turned out—just to recap
We did ten rows in pink eighteen rows in gray
and ten rows here in the lighter pink right
Thirty-eight floors right
Now let's make the tassel
I cut a piece of cardboard sixteen centimeters long
This measurement will determine the length of the tassel
So if you want it shorter just cut it a bit more okay
I'll hold this end here with my thumb see
I'm going to go over this spot here and do
fifteen laps okay I've already done two three four
I'll make it fifteen but if you want a thicker tassel just add more wraps
I've done fifteen laps now I'm going to cut the wire
I'm going to cut off a piece of wire here look
I'll measure here see roughly so I can also use these ends to thicken the tassel
So I'm going to feed this rope in here from below see
Now I'll clip on the carabiner
If you don't have that carabiner you can just tie the tassel directly onto your bag okay
I'll tie a little knot here watch
I'll fix it here and bring it up
I'll make one more to seal the deal
I tied two knots now I'm going to remove the cardboard
I'll flip this knot down here see
So it has a cleaner finish
And leave the carabiner here facing up
I've tied two knots now I'm going to add one more to reinforce it
Now that it's already fallen down here
I'll fix it
I've cut a piece of thread measuring seventy centimeters here
Now I'm going to position this part of the opening facing forward
I'll bring the end of the thread up here
I'm going to make a loop see
A loop using the other end of the thread
I'll hold it here with my thumb okay
I'm crossing here above see And
I'll hold it here with my thumb
I'll start here with the turns going over that little leg we left behind
Starting from the top everyone and I'll be coming down got it
For a better finish
I started up here
I'm going down and circling around here making the high points like this
The handle is stuck right under my finger
Okay I'm adjusting you can
tighten it to make it snug Okay
And I'm going down
How many laps is up to you right
I'll give just one more and that's it
Here's the handle we held with our thumb
I'm going to slide this little leg of the thread underneath here see
And this one the one we left up here we'll pull it down Because
its purpose is to conceal the finish there the edge you see
You see it
That little bird we made it's right here look
And that little leg is dragging the thread down
there look Look
I'll pull and adjust
and he'll keep hiding see He's going in there
Stay with the invisible finish and perfect touch right here at the tassel
Now we can use this tip to thicken up our tassel here
And we'll cut this one nice and close got it
If you'd like you can give it a light toast
Right away Now we're going
to open up these straps that formed down
here look One by one
Now let's trim the loose ends
And now let's burn each little thread to seal it okay
So it doesn't unravel later
All done
Now we're going to make the little flower
So I'll create a magic ring here
I'll hold the shorter end of the thread with my thumb
I'll run this thread over these
two fingers forming an X I'll
secure it behind here I'll insert the hook needle from below
I'm pulling this thread here
Already making a chain
And securing the ring
Here inside this ring we'll make four single crochets
Counting the chain that'll make a total of five got it
So I'll put it here right
In that case two
Pretty loose you know
Three
Four
And five
So with the little chain I have one two three four five
Now I'm going to close the ring
I'm going to cut this little thread since we're changing colors
I'll close this spot a bit tighter
I'll insert the needle here at this first stitch catching both loops
I'll take this little strand we cut here and bring it back
I'm right here at this first point okay
I'm inserting the needle from below upward
That little thread right here we cut down
And now we can wrap it up
So we end up with one two three four five points
Now I'm taking a finer needle here I'll
make a little knot with these two threads
I'll hide this little tip using this finer needle here
I'll cut it then
Burn to seal
Right away
Now let's make the petals
I'll insert the needle at any point here catching just the outer edge
I'm bringing the thread here I'm not tying it yet—just bringing it
I'll make two little chains here
I made two chain stitches now I'm going to crochet
I'll return to the same loop and make two double crochets
One and two
I make two chain stitches
I return to the same spot and make a slip stitch
We've just made the first petal
here Now I'll make two chain stitches
Slip I insert the hook here into the next stitch catching only the outer loop
Then I make two double crochets
One right
Two
I make two chain stitches and finish here with a slip
stitch So to make the petal we do it like this
Two chain stitches two very small stitches two chain stitches finish with a very small stitch
In the same loop I chain two stitches and work in the next loop
Two double crochets two chain stitches and I finish with a slip stitch
I'll make three more petals like this one here
I'm finishing up here with the last petal I've already
made two double crochets and two chain stitches
Now I'm going to come back to the same stitch and make a very small single crochet
I'll thread this cord through we'll use this little string to secure
it to the bag like a handle got it Here it is see
I'm cutting the thread right here at the back okay
I'll tie a little knot here using the thread we started
I'll hide these little threads here underneath the stitches using a finer needle
I'll pull one little end to one side and the other little end to the other
And then I'll cut off and burn the little ends okay
And here it is our lovely little flower
Now I'll choose which side I want to face forward on the bag
I've chosen this side here to go forward
You can pick whichever side you prefer okay
And inside here folks I'm going to sew on this button
I'll stitch one here and the other right here on the side okay
Regular stitch
I won't record the stitching so the video doesn't get too long alright
I've already sewn on the buttons
I used nylon thread to sew And
a regular sewing needle right
If you don't have that nylon thread just sew with thread matching the bag's color got it
But I recommend the nylon thread because with nylon thread you can sew in any color
I've also sewn the label here
And now let's attach the strap to our beautiful bag
So I'll put the strap right here everyone
Okay I'm going to use the
articulated ring alright You can place it however you like I'll
put it in the corner here
Quick Look at this cutie
So that was our beautiful step-by-step guide for today
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