Rose Tattoo Bag Crochet Pattern Reveal

Hey everyone, it's Deja with Knit and Crochet Ever After and today I have a new pattern reveal, one of my forever paid patterns. So I have some forever free patterns, some limited time free patterns, and then paid patterns. This is one of the paid patterns. Like and subscribe, hit the notification bell because I do give away some of my paid patterns for free for a limited time only. I talk about that a lot in a bunch of other videos, so I'll just get straight to this pattern so you can learn a little bit more about it. So this is the rose tattoo bag. It's based off of flash art that you would find in a tattoo shop. It is intarsia crochet. If you've never done intarsia, it's not difficult. I have a video that I will link so you can go learn how to do it. The only difficult part, because this is just really all single crochet, this whole bag pretty much is made with single crochet, the only The only difficult part is kind of just changing colors. you know working the color chart that's it but my tutorial will walk you through it this comes with a full chart for this guy and you can make it reversible so on this bag i did a black background my polyfill is popping out here So I did a black background but you could do a reversible bag by making two of these. So you can do that as an option. There is plenty of yarn left over from what I use. This was made with Red Heart Super Saver. Super affordable, super perfect for bags. It gives it good structure Because it is that kind of... Not soft. Acrylic. You know what I'm talking about. It was made with a four millimeter crochet hook and then the joining and the handles were made with a six millimeter so you need two hooks to finish it but one skein each of each color. Plenty of leftover except for the black. The black you almost use all the way up so unless you go reversible then you'll have a lot of black leftover but one skein each of Red Heart and you're good to go. There includes photo tutorials on the joining and the handles so don't feel intimidated that they're kind of a little different. You can kind of see the decorative edge on this and the handles are crocheted right into the project so there's no sewing. My polyfill is. Wanting to come out. So you can see it's got a very good size. It's 13 inches by 8 inches tall, 4 inches wide, so it's got plenty of room for all your stuff. Nice and sturdy, like I said. The link to the pattern is in the description, so you can go check out some more information on it. And that's about it. I really enjoyed making this. I might be doing maybe a whole series on these, so if you guys like these, I might do a few more, so we'll see how that goes. But I'm Deja with Knit and Crochet Ever After, and thank you for watching.