DIY Crochet Crossbody Bag / Sling Bag Tutorial | Star Stitch | Toh Handmade 💖

Hi everyone, how are you all doing? I hope you're all well, I really hope everything's good with you. And in today's video We're going to make this bag here, a beautiful bag. I really liked the result. I hope you like it too. It's really quick to make, guys, very simple. Here I don't I put on the lining, but you can be putting the lining on it, you can be putting a button here, pressure button, the button you have at home, which will also look very chic. Here I made it with this wide strap here. It also turned out very beautiful. Let me measure it here. Hi there. Here, at the length, just right here at the base, I ended up with 29 centimeters in height, by 29 Centimeters also here in the width, right? 29 centimeters in height, 29 centimeters in width. With the handle here, The handle height came out to 60 centimeters, right? Up to the top of the handle. Its weight came out to 260. Just grams, right, my friends? 260 grams is what the bag ended up weighing. So there you go, with a bit of barroco 400 is enough for you to do it and still have some left over. And to make this bag, I used natural barroco, barroco Natural number 6. This is the 100% cotton thread. I used a size 3.5 soft needle, right? And a small pair of scissors. needle for our upholstery. So that's it, let's get started with our step-by-step guide. If You're not yet subscribed here, I invite you to subscribe and turn on the notification bell, YouTube will notify you when I post more videos here. If you liked this video lesson, don't Forget about leaving your like or comment; your opinion will be greatly welcomed. And I'll be Thank you so much to each one of you who shares this video, so that more people can reach it. Here is my work. And that's it, let's get started with our step-by-step process. I'll begin here by doing A loop, I make my initial slip stitch here and I'll make a chain of 40 plus one chain stitch, Sure? I'm doing my 41 little chains here, and I'll be back. So, I've done my 40th chain and one chain. Now I hold here at number 41, which is this little chain that's located right behind here chain and I'll go up here with three more chains. Three chains, loop, I'll go back here into the chain Chain 41 and make a double crochet. I'll go into the next chain, make a double crochet. I'm coming. Next time, I'll make a row of double crochets. I'll work here the entire length of my chain, making a double crochet for each one. This little stitch I have here as a base. I worked the entire length of my cord by making treble crochets. I ended up with a total of 42 high points, counting these chain stitches we made here. So, Here, at this last high point, right next to it, in the same space, I will make three more high points. One, two, three. I added three more high points, so on the return lap we'll have this final one here. The high point that came from here, plus three I made, we have four high points. I'm coming here already, lace. On the side, on top of the first stitch, I will make a double crochet. I will go to the next one, I will make a double crochet. So, I'll work here on my side, making double crochet stitches on top of double crochet stitches, until I reach Right back, okay? When I get to Valdiana, I'll get back to you. I've been working here, stitch upon stitch. All along my side. Coming here to the end, I have these little chains here. And here in this First little chain, I'm going to make a single crochet. I made a single crochet, here I have one stitch left. Fish and one for me. So, I already have two high points. To complete four, to match the lap Here, we make two more double crochets here, on the same chain. I make one, I make two. I made two. High points, now I close with a very low point here, right on top, with a very low point. Remaining In this way. I closed at a very low point; I'll work here, toward the next high point. So, I come in at the next stitch, pull the thread, and here I already make a single crochet. When we come back, We're going to work on this point here, right? Because here we've already made a low point. next. Here, I make one more chain stitch, which is to maintain the height of a treble crochet. Loop, and here I will work my entire edge, making double crochet stitches over double crochet stitches. When I reach Here, on the return, I come back so we can continue. I've worked here, all my life. lateral, high point over high point. I got here at the very end, right here at the curve, we have four high points. For each of them, I'll put two high points. And then, we end up with eight high points here on the lap. I put two points in the first one, now I'm putting two points in Second, two points in the third, two points here in the fourth. So, here we ended up with eight High points. Two points for each of the four we had here on the lap. Now, here at Lateral, we keep working stitch upon stitch. I'll be working on my entire lateral side here, When you get here on the way back, at the four high points, you'll do it the same way we do. I did it from this side. Two points for each of them, and then right here at the very end, I'll come back. So, I worked Here all around, she stays turned like this anyway. Here is where she's supposed to go up. So, I made this part here for her. Eight double crochets here on this round as well, in the way we did on the first side. Two double crochets For each of the four we have here. I've arrived here at the very end; I'll wrap it up with a point. Very low. Here I have a low stitch and the chain. I go into the chain and close with a stitch. Very low. Now, I start the next round. I come in at the next point here, pull the thread, and immediately make a stitch. low and another chain, which is the height of my first treble crochet. I'll come back next, I'll make a stitch High. And hey, I'm going to work my entire side, the whole circumference. You're going to work the whole circumference, doing Stitch on top of stitch. There's no increase here on the round, right? It's just stitch on top of stitch. So, I'll do it Here, stitch on top of stitch all around, without adding any increases here on the curve, on the round. And then, I turn. When I get here at the very end. So, I worked here, look, one more round. This round here was points High stitches on top of high point, okay. There's no increase here on the curve, on the return. So it was just stitch on top of stitch. No total, here around the entire circumference, we have 96 high points, right? 96 we have all around here. our base. So, I conclude here with my 96 points. Now, I finish with a very low note here, look, in the first small stitch at the beginning. I close with a very short stitch, here, look, to the next one. Pull the thread, make a single stitch here, and one more Current, which is my first high point. Loop, I'm coming to the same point, the same point that I did this one, I'll do it again Two high points. So it becomes three. I make one and another high point. So here, look, I have three points. tall stitches on the same point. No chain, no space chain, I'm going to skip one, two. See? On the third, I'm going to make three more stitches highs, all at the same point, oh. Two, three. I made three high points, I loop, didn't make a space chain, loop, jump two points, there Third, I will make three more double crochets. I do one, I do two, and my third one. I've made three, I loop, again, I skip two stitches, I come to the next one, I will make three double crochets. So, in this way, we'll work the entire length of our circuit, both on the sides and here on the oval section, like this. I worked here, look, throughout my entire journey exactly as I told you. Coming in here toward the very end, I was left with two high points, look, one, two. Here it is, we started here next, right? So, one, two remain. Then, I come directly here, okay. We're skipping two, so skip, and I come straight to the first point, and I close it here with a very low point. So, for each little dot, I'm making a single crochet stitch. I worked here, look, all around in single crochet stitches, and we end up like this. When we get to the very end, I made my last single crochet, and now we come here, look, into this chain we made at the beginning, and close it with a slip stitch. I closed it with a very low point here; we'll always make our three-point motives at the high points, always at this middle point, right here, always at the little midpoint. So, I come here, oh, at this next point, which is already right here at the midpoint, and I insert the needle, pull the thread, and here I make a single crochet and one chain stitch, which is my first double crochet. Chain, in the same place, at the same point, I will make two more double crochets, so it will be like this, look, with three double crochets. Chain, skip two stitches, one, two, then I come in on the third, notice it lands right on top of this middle stitch here, and I make three double crochets. One, two, three, slip knot, double crochet, I'll come in the next, I'll do three double crochets. In this way, we work all around us. I worked here, look, and with this turn, we end up like this, arriving here at the very end, notice that all the motifs are always at the midpoint, here, look, at the lower dot of the midpoint of the motif below. I'm closing with a very low point here, look, at the first starting point. So, our repetition will be like this: one high three-point block, one low point, another high three-point block, another low point. We're going to keep doing this repetition until I have twelve rows of three high dots each, right? I keep doing the same repetition—one chain stitch and one single crochet—until I have only twelve rows left, made up entirely of double crochet stitches. So, I'll do it this way, and then I'll come back so we can continue. Alright, everyone, check it out, I've just completed the twelve rows in the high points, as I told you all, check it out. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, twelve careers at high points. I got here at the very end, I've already done this, look, a little chain of single crochet, just as we've been doing, and here, I'll finish with a double-treble crochet, right here on my first stitch, look, on my first single crochet. Close with a very low stitch, and here I will work three more rows in low stitches, okay, stitch on top of stitch, and thus I will finish this one and make two more rounds. No total, up here, we'll just have four laps at low speed, right? I'll finish here my four laps; I've already started the second one, I'll do two more, complete this one, and then I'll return so we can continue. So, I take the tapestry needle, oh, thread the yarn through, and then I come here, oh, there's a chain stitch, right, that's my first single crochet, and I come here, oh, through this top loop, from back to front. I'm at the little dot, where we are here, previously, oh, and I'm going to bring this thread back here, and then, here, you adjust it to match the size of your stitch, oh. I've already adjusted it? Now, I hide this little tip here, in these lower points at the back, becoming like this, see. Now, here, you put three legs on each side, three legs on each side, pass one of these legs through another thread, there, so that you can tie a knot here. So, I take a small portion of this, pass it through one more thread, and here, I make three little knots. The first one I don't pull tight, so it won't stretch, and then I make two more, nice and tight. And here, you can now cut off these little ends, look, that's what's left. So, here, this part of our bag is finished. My people, now, here, okay, you're going to position your bag right here, nice and neat, okay, nice and neat, the way you want it to be, then, here, you're going to take a marker and mark it. I marked these little blocks here, see, I counted these little blocks here; I marked six little blocks—three of them on this side and three, see, on the back side. So, here six little blocks, each with three high points, and I made a marker, look, right here on top of the last point, look, I put a marker, also behind, look, here too, on top of the last point, I put a marker, look. And it fits perfectly, one on top of the other, on the back side. So now, since it's already marked here, right where we're going to start, I'll take the thread, remove my marker here, and begin working on it. So, I come here, oh, where was my marker, I insert the thread and start crocheting single crochet stitches, oh, I make a single crochet, I move to the next stitch, I make a single crochet, At the next chain space, at the next chain space, I will work single crochet until I reach my other marker here. So, counting here, oh, three, six, nine, twelve, fifteen, eighteen. I have eighteen points here that we marked, so I'm going to make eighteen low points. I worked here, look, arriving here where my marker is, I'm going to remove it and make my last low point here. So, here I complete my eighteen low points. Now, I'm going to turn my work, I'm going to turn it, and I'm not going to make a chain here at this first point, why? Because we're going to decrease, so I'll come directly here at the second stitch and make a low point, come to the next one, make a low point. And here I'll keep going, making low points until I reach the end. So, I worked here, look, my low points, I got here at the end, I have two points, look, I have this one and I have the last one here. For me, not leaving a little step here, I'm going to close these two together, why? Because we're removing one point from each side, so I come here and I also come to the last point. I pull the loop and close both together. So, I reduced it by one point. Now, I turn my work again, I turn, I've been coming straight to the next point from the front, oh, I don't make a chain here to make a single crochet. I work a single crochet into the next stitch, I come up into the next, I work a single crochet, I come up into the next, I work a single crochet. You'll do this round trip repetition, always ending up here; you'll close both together, the last two together, right? Until you have only six dots left, when you have six dots remaining, I will return. So, I worked here, see, I have six stitches, now we're not going to decrease, we're going to make our loop with six stitches. You made six points here, there are six points left; I made six points on this side, oh, there are also six points here. I did the same thing that I did over here with you; I've already done it over here as well. So, you do the same on the other side and leave six points as well. Now, here we're not going to cut the wire, because we're going to keep going, right? I only have six points here, so I'll keep working on my strap and finish by sewing it right here, look. Amending, making the amendment. So, here I'm going to turn my work around. I'll turn around and work here now, yes, we're going to make a low point here at the first point. I'm coming next, I'll make a low point. Next, low point. So, we're going to end up with six points again, okay. I make a chain, I turn my work. Check my work. I've already made a chain here, which is my first single crochet; I'll come in the next one, and make a stitch. Next, a dot. I'm coming in last and I'm making a point. Here, we're no longer reducing it anymore, you see, it's always making six points. A little chain, I turn again and go back, making six single crochet stitches. So, we'll work with the size you want there, right? You make a size that you like there, that you see looks good. I'll do mine here and come back to show you the size I made, the size I thought turned out good. Hey, let's keep going. Right away, my people, oh, I worked here, oh, my strap. I did mine; let me measure it here with you. Mine stayed here, look, from the beginning, where we started the six stitches low, it ended up being 60 centimeters, right? 60 centimeters. Here, where we started with six points. Hey, I kept going until it reached 60 centimeters. Now, let's make our amendment here. I come here, oh, I check if my strap isn't twisted, right? I check if it's all on the same side. Is it all neatly arranged on the same side already? So, we come here, look, and here I have the first loop. So, I come here, oh, at the first point, at the first point, I make a very low stitch. I come in the next point and in the next point there, look, I do it with a very low point. I'm coming in the next point, in the next very low point. So, I do the six high points, oh, very low point, very low point. I'm coming in the next one and I'm doing, here in the last one, a very low note. Here, I give a little tug, and then I can cut this thread and secure it right away. Oh, with the tapestry needle, here, how it ends up here, oh. With the tailor's needle, I'm going to bring this thread back here, see? I've got him, I'll bring him around here, he'll be well secured. And here I go hiding, you see, behind these low dots I have here. It's already here, look, a bit, so here I put three legs on each side, the way we did the other finish. Three stitches on each side, I pass one of them here onto another thread or another point, and here I make three little knots. One, two, three. Now, I can cut off this tip here, and in the same way, I'll do it with my other ends that need to be finished. There's another little part here that I'm going to do as well, like this. So, we end up like this, our bag is complete. I'll go; that's up to you. If you want to put a button here, like this, to close it, I'll use it to carry something over there for a bath. So, I'm just going to leave it like this, but here you can line it up. You can line it and you can also place a button here, those push buttons or any other type you have. It's right there at your place, right? So, that's it. I hope you liked our bag. 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