sábado, 28 de fevereiro de 2009

BOLSA DE CROCHE C/GRÁFICO



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Bolsa customizada em tecido...



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quinta-feira, 19 de fevereiro de 2009

BOLSA CINZA EM CROCHET




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Olá!!
A bolsa que estou fazendo ainda não está pronta,
vou deixar para vocês esta sugestão.Esta bolsa é linda,vou tentar
faze-la,quem sabe!!!!!!
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domingo, 15 de fevereiro de 2009

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  ESTA BOLSA EU FIZ REDONDA   AGORA EM VERSÃO QUADRADA.....CRYSTAL

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Reduction Tote Bag

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by Anne Frost

Reduction Tote Bag

Introduction

Reduction ToteWhen I was in high school, a push for environmental awareness was sparked by concern over the ozone layer. The US government managed to ban CFCs during this time and recycling programs sprouted up in towns all over the country. And then, well, some other crisis caught the media's attention and it seems like over the last 15 years, the nation took the proverbial "one step back" after its "two steps forward."

As attention turns once more en masse to the protection of the environment, it's important to remember that arguably the most important of the "3 Rs" is not "recycle," but "reduce." When we keep resources out of the consumption cycle all together, we don't have to worry about reusing or recycling them.

It's with that in mind that I created this mesh tote, suitable for getting groceries home from the store and reducing the need to use store-provided bags. Reusable for years to come, you will prevent the need to recycle many shopping bags over the lifespan of the tote. And, in case you are somewhat of a shopaholic, the base of the bag is a filet-crochet rendering of the Reduction symbol to remind you to consider whether you really need something before you put it in the bag. (If you don't want to lecture yourself while shopping, I've included a blank graph, too, so you can design your own bag bottom.)

The bag has a pocket on the front that can hold your keys and wallet while you shop. When you get home, you can fold the bag up and invert the pocket over it to store the bag until you need it again. (It reduces in size, too!) Also, the mesh construction of the bag makes it perfect for trips to the beach. Stow it in another bag and take it out when you are leaving to pack up sandy clothes, towels and seashells.

Want to increase your earth-friendly impact? Poke around in a thrift store for the ever-present wayward balls of crochet cotton and use those instead of buying new. See if you have some buttons lying around the house either on old clothes that are too damaged to be donated or from the replacement buttons that come with some shirts. The sample bag was made entirely out of thrift-store finds and cost less than $2 in materials. I love when good for the earth is good for your pocketbook, too!

Materials List

  • Reduction Tote, folded upCopious amounts of scrap crochet cotton in size 10 (to be used double-stranded throughout), size 3, or size 5. Sample used the following:
    • MC: Coats & Clark South Maid (100% mercerized cotton, 400 yds per ball), White, 2 balls required
    • CC1 Coats & Clark Royale Classic Crochet Cotton (100% mercerized cotton, 350 yards per ball), 401-Orchid Pink, 2 balls required
    • CC2: Small amount of size 10 mercerized cotton in brown (about 30-40 yards)
  • US E / 3.5mm crochet hook
  • Yarn needle
  • 4 split ring stitch markers
  • 4 half-inch buttons
  • Straight pins

Finished Size

18"w x 4.5"d x 15"h (measurements given are taken when the bag is relaxed and exclude the handles)

Gauge

19 dc / 9.5 rows = 4 inches

While gauge is technically unimportant in a bag such as this, it can have an effect on the size of buttons you can use to secure the pocket flap. So, if you don't take time to check your gauge, be aware that you may need slightly larger or smaller buttons. And, of course, be sure to work at a consistent gauge throughout.

Notes

Any time there is a color change noted in the pattern (or, indeed, anywhere you like) you can switch from using double stranded size 10 crochet cotton to a single strand of size 3 or size 5. The bag was designed to use scraps of crochet cotton, so feel free to get creative. The only suggestion is to use one yarn continuously through the mesh portion of the bag, as it is harder to securely weave in ends over the mesh stitches.

Special Stitch Patterns:

dc2tog (decrease): Yo, insert hook in stitch, yo and pull up a loop, yo, pull through 2 loops on hook, yo, insert hook into specified stitch, yo and pull up a loop, yo, pull through 2 loops on hook, yo and pull through all 3 loops on hook.

dc3tog (double decrease): Yo, insert hook in stitch, yo and pull up a loop, yo, pull through 2 loops on hook, yo, insert hook into specified stitch, yo and pull up a loop, yo, pull through 2 loops on hook, yo, insert hook into specified stitch, yo and pull up a loop, yo, pull through 2 loops on hook, yo and pull through all 4 loops on hook.

Note: When working the Motif Pocket, dc2tog and dc3tog are referred to as clusters.

Working a filet crochet chart: Think of each vertical line as one stitch and each block as two stitches. You will always work a dc for a vertical line. A block that is filled in is worked as 1 dc in each of the next 2 stitches. An empty block is worked by chaining two and skipping the next two stitches. To turn, ch 2 (counts as first dc). There's a good tutorial here.

The Pattern

Bag Base

With CC1, ch 87 (counts as ch 85 for foundation chain + ch 2 for first dc).

Follow the filet crochet chart (see Notes, above) to work the bag bottom. When finished, fasten off CC1 and weave in ends.

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Working sides of bag into bottomBegin Sides of Bag

The sides of the bag are worked directly into the edges of the bag bottom. Lay the bag bottom flat and join MC to the top, right corner of the bag bottom through the V of thread on the surface of the top of the stitch (see photo).

Round 1: Ch 3, work 1 dc in the surface of each st across the row as described above, work 2 dc into each ch-2 sp, *rotate work 90 degrees and work 2 dc around each post of the dc along the end of the rows,* rotate work 90 degrees and work 1 dc in each stitch across (see photo), work 2 dc into each ch-2 sp, rep from * to * one more time, sl st in the top of beg ch-3, do not turn.  

Round 2: Ch 7 (counts as dc + ch 4), *sk 4 dc, dc in next dc, ch 4,* rep from * to * around. sl st in 3rd  ch of beg ch-7, work 2 sl st over the next 2 chains, do not turn.

Place split ring stitch markers around the posts of the dc at the corners of the bag. As you work the following rounds, stop periodically to move the stitch markers up your work.

Rounds 3-29: Ch 7 (counts as dc + ch 4), *dc into ch-4 sp, ch 4,* rep from * to * around, sl st in 3rd ch of beg ch-7, work 2 sl st around the next 2 ch, do not turn.

Round 30: Ch 1, sc in same st, *work 4 sc into next ch-4 sp, sc in next dc,* rep from * to * around, sl st in beg ch-1, turn.

Round 31: Ch 1, sc in each st around, sl st in beg ch-1.

Move stitch markers up to this round.  

Fasten off. Weave in all ends.

Motif Pocket

With CC3, ch 4, sl st in first ch to form ring.

Round 1: Ch 1, work 8 sc into ring, sl st in first sc to join round.  (8 sc)

Round 2: [Ch 3, work dc2tog in first st] (counts as dc3tog), *ch3, work dc3tog in next st,* rep from * to * 6 more times, ch 3, sl st in top of first cluster (see Notes).  (8 clusters)

Round 3: [Ch 3, dc into the first st] (counts as dc2tog), *sk ch-3 sp, work [dc2tog, ch 5, dc2tog] in top of next cluster,* rep from * to * 6 more times, work dc2tog into top of first cluster, ch 5, sl st in top of beg ch-3, sl st in top of next cluster.

Round 4: Ch 7 (counts as dc + ch-4), *sc into next ch-5 sp, ch 4, sk 1 cluster, dc into next cluster, ch 4,* rep from * to * 6 more times, sc into next ch-5 space, ch 4, sl st in 3rd ch of beg ch-7.

Round 5: Ch 1, sc in same st, *ch 4, sk ch-4 sp, work [tr, ch 4, tr] in next sc, ch 4, sk ch-4 sp, sc in next dc, ch 4, sk ch-4 sp, hdc in next sc, ch 4, sk ch-4 sp, sc in next dc,* rep from * to * 3 more times, omit final sc of last rep, with CC1, sl st in first sc.

Round 6: Ch 3, work 4 dc into ch-4 sp, *dc in next tr, work [2 dc, ch 3, 2 dc] into next ch-4 sp, dc in next tr, work 4 dc into next ch-4 sp, dc in next sc, work 4 dc into next ch-4 sp, dc in next hdc, work 4 dc into next ch-4 sp, dc in next sc, work 4 dc into next ch-4 sp,* rep from * to * 2 more times, dc in next tr, work [2 dc, ch 3, 2 dc] into next ch-4 sp, dc in next tr, work 4 dc into next ch-4 sp, dc in next sc, work 4 dc into next ch-4 sp, dc in next hdc, work 4 dc into next ch-4 sp, sl st in top of beg ch-3.

Rounds 7-10: Ch 3, *dc in each dc across to ch-3 sp, work [2 dc, ch 3, 2 dc] into ch-3 sp, rep from * to * 2 more times, dc in each dc across, sl st in 3rd ch of beg ch-3.

Fasten off. Weave in ends.

Straps

Lay the bag flat with front facing. With MC, join thread in the 11th stitch from the marker designating the right corner of the bag, ch 1.

Row 1: Sc in same st as join and in each of next 9 sc, ch 2, turn.

Row 2: Sk first sc, sc in each st across, ch 2, turn.

Row 3: Sk first sc, sc in each st across, sc in ch-2 sp, ch 2, turn.

Repeat Row 3 until strap measures 20 inches. (The straps may not seem long enough at this point, but they will stretch when the bag is full, so err on the size of too short.) Finish with a wrong side row. Do not ch 2 at the end of last row.

Connect the strap: Place end of strap against the 11th-20th stitches from the marker designating the left side of the front of the bag with right sides facing. Work a row of sc through the sc at the top row of the bag and the last row of the strap.

Fasten off. Weave in ends.

Pocket Flap

Lay the bag flat with front side up. Join CC1 in the 4th sc from the inner edge of the right side of the strap.  

Row 1: Ch 3 (counts as dc), dc2tog over next 2 sts, dc in each of next 32 sts, dc2tog over next 2 sts, dc in next st, turn.  

Rows 2-5: Ch 3 (counts as dc), sk first dc, dc2tog over next 2 sts, dc in each st across to last 3 sts, dc2tog over next 2 sts, dc in next st, turn.

Fasten off. Weave in ends.

Finishing

Attaching buttonsAttach buttons: Lay pocket flat and find the dc 2 rows above the right tr on the top side of the motif (see photo). Sew a button on the front and back of the pocket by holding them on either side of the post of this double crochet and sewing around the post and into the holes of the button on the other side. Repeat this process above the tr on left.

Attach pocket: Lay the bag flat on a table and adjust it so the mesh spaces are rectangular and not stretched out. Line up the right side of the pocket with the right edge of the pocket flap and pin the pocket to the bag along every other row of the mesh where the edge of the pocket overlaps the dc stitches of the mesh. Repeat on left side. The pocket will be wider than the pocket flap. The pocket needs to be a little baggy so that the bag can be easily folded into it for storage.

Pin the bottom of the pocket along the 15th row of ch-4 spaces down from the top. If necessary, re-pin the sides to evenly distribute any slack along the sides. With CC1, whip stitch along the pocket edges. Along the vertical edges of the pocket, when the edge doesn't match up against a dc in the mesh, then just weave the thread through the pocket until you get to the next dc and resume whip stitching.  As you whip stitch along the bottom, you need to accommodate the extra length of the pocket bottom by making two small, equally spaced tucks in the pocket and whip stitching them in place as you work across the bottom. Fasten off. Weave in ends.

To store the bag: Lay the bag on a flat surface with the pocket side down. Fold the sides of the bag over the pocket and fold the handles down. Fold the bottom half of the bag up over the pocket. Pick up the folded bag and push the bottom of the folded bag up and through the opening of the pocket so the pocket inverts over the stack. Fold the flap down and secure with the buttons.

Folding, Step 1    Folding, Step 2

Folding, Step 3    Folding, Step 4


I have used this bag pattern to make presents for my Aunts. I always make presents for them so to find this pattern was great. I used 4ply cotton to make these which worked well. Jenny

Submitted by jennywinn on 26 September 2007 - 1:36pm.

Do you have any tips regarding Motif Pocket. I am stuck after round 2. By the time I complete round 3, it's not fitting together correctly. Has something to do with ending stitches in both rounds, but i can't figure it out. Have re-done several times.


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Bolsa de sacolinha plástica, muito bonita, fácil e ecologicamente correta.
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