If you "like" my Facebook page, then you know that I have been working on translating a crochet chart for this insanely cute tote/market bag/hand bag....the name is really your choice!
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| Link to original site below. From the picture above, I thought the bag was much larger compared to the picture below. |
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| Link to original site below. |
Either way, I liked the design and thought it would perfect for a summer time market bag, or even a jumbo beach bag, with some tweaking of the pattern.
Unfortunately, when I pinned this cute picture on Pinterest, I didn't realize with was a 'chart only' pattern. *insert sad face*
Thankfully, I know how to translate crochet charts!!! At least the more basic ones anyways......
** This post is just for the size above. Stay tuned for larger sizes!**
The pattern below is translated using US terms.
Materials:
- 100% Cotton Yarn - Lily Sugar'n Cream - Off White or color of choice
- I/9 - 5mm hook
- Stitch markers
- Blunt needle
Pattern:
- Start with a magic circle - ch 2 - 16 dc (Note: if magic circles are not your thing; ch 3 - 16 dc in 1st ch). - join with sl st to first dc
- ch 3 (counts as dc throughout) - dc in same sp - * 2 dc in next st * - repeat from * to * around - join with sl st to top of beginning ch 3
- ch 3 - 2 dc in next st - * dc in next st - 2 dc in next st * around - join
- ch 3 - 2 dc in next st - * dc in next 2 sts - 2 dc in next st * around - join
- ch 3 - dc in next 2 sts * 2 dc in next st - dc in next 3 sts * around - join
- ch 3 - dc in next 2 sts * 2 dc in next st - dc in next 4 sts * around - join
- ch 1 - sc in same st - sc in next 5 sts - sk 2 - * 9 dc in next st - sk 2 - sc in next 11 - sk 2 * around - join to first sc
- ch 3-(dc-ch 1-2 dc) in same sp - sk 5 sc * dc in next dc (ch 1 - dc in next dc) 8 times - sk 5 sc - (2 dc-ch 1-2 dc) in next st. - sk 5 sc * around - join to top of beg. ch 3
- sl st to ch 1 sp - ch 3 (dc- ch 1-2 dc) in same sp * ch 2 - sc in ch 1 sp - (ch 3 - sc in next ch sp) 7 times - ch 2 - (2 dc-ch 1-2 dc) in ch 1 sp * around - join
- sl st to ch 1 sp - ch 3 (dc- ch 1-2 dc) in same sp * ch 2 - sc in ch 3 sp (ch3 - sc in next ch sp) 6 times - ch 2 - (2 dc-ch 1-2 dc) in ch 1 sp * around - join
- sl st to ch sp - ch 3 (dc- ch 1-2 dc) in same sp * ch 2 - sc in ch 3 sp (ch 3 - sc in next ch sp) 5 times - ch 2- (2 dc- ch1-2 dc) in ch 1 sp* around - join
- sl st to ch 1 sp - ch 3 (dc- ch 2- 2 dc- ch 2- 2 dc) in same sp * ch 2 - sc in ch 3 sp (ch 3- sc in next ch sp) 4 times- ch 2 (2 dc- ch 2- 2 dc- ch 2) in ch 1 sp* around- join
- sl st to ch 2 sp- ch 3 (dc- ch 1- 2 dc) in same sp- ch 1- sk 2 dc- (2 dc- ch 1- 2dc) in next ch 2 sp * ch 2- sc in next ch 3 sp (ch 3- sc in next ch sp) 3 times- ch 2- sk ch 2 and 2 dc- (2 dc- ch 1- 2 dc) in ch 2 sp- ch 1 (2 dc- ch 1- 2 dc) in next ch 2 sp* around - join
- sl st to ch 1 sp- ch 3 (dc- ch 1- 2dc) in same sp- ch 3- sc in ch 1 sp- ch 3- (2 dc- ch 1- 2dc) in next ch 1 sp- *ch 2- sc in ch 3 sp- (ch 3- sc in next ch sp) 2 times- ch 2- (2 dc- ch 1- 2dc) in ch 1 sp- ch 3- sc in next ch sp- ch 3- (2 dc- ch 1- 2dc) in next ch sp* around - join
- sl st to ch 1 sp- ch 3- (dc- ch 1- 2dc) in same sp- *ch 2- sc in ch 3 sp- ch 3- sc in next ch 3 sp- ch 2- (2dc- ch 1- 2dc) in next ch 1 sp- ch 2- sc in ch 3 sp- ch 3- sc in next ch sp- ch 2- (2dc- ch 1- 2dc) in ch 1 sp* around- join
- sl st to ch sp- ch 3 (dc- ch1- 2dc) in same sp- *ch 2- sc in ch 2 sp- (ch 3- sc in next ch sp) 2 times- ch 2- (2dc- ch 1- 2dc) in ch 1 sp- ch 2- sc in ch 3 sp- ch 2- (2dc- ch1- 2dc) in ch 1 sp* around- join
- sl st to ch sp- ch 3 (dc- ch1- 2dc) in same sp- *ch 2- sc in ch 2 sp-(ch 3- sc in next ch sp) 3 times- ch 2- (2dc- ch1- 2dc) in ch 1 sp- sk top of pineapple- (2dc- ch1- 2dc) in next ch 1 sp* around- join
- sl st to ch sp- ch 1- sc in same sp- * ch 3- sc in next ch sp* around- ending with, ch 1- dc to first sc to create join
- ch 1- sc in sp made by joining dc- *ch 3- sc in next sp* around- ending with, ch 1- dc to first sc to create join
- repeat row 19 to desired height - do NOT fasten off
Handles - First 1/2: (Tip: use a stitch marker at the beginning and end of row 1.)
- turn-*stitch marker 1* (ch 3- sc in next ch sp) 9 times - ch 1- dc in next ch sp-*stitch marker 2*- turn
- (ch 3- sc in next ch sp) 8 times- ch 1- dc in next ch sp- turn
- (ch 3- sc in next ch sp) 7 times- ch 1- dc in next ch sp- turn
- (ch 3- sc in next ch sp) 6 times- ch 1- dc in next ch sp- turn
- (ch 3- sc in next ch sp) 5 times- ch 1- dc in next ch sp- turn
- (ch 3- sc in next ch sp) 4 times- ch 1- dc in next ch sp- turn
- (ch 3- sc in next ch sp) 3 times- ch 1- dc in next ch sp- turn
- (ch 3- sc in next ch sp) 2 times- ch 1- dc in next ch sp- turn
- ch 3- sc in next ch sp- ch 1- dc in next ch sp- turn
- ch 1- sc in same st- ch 3- sc in next sp- turn
- ch 3- sc in ch 3 sp- ch 1- dc in sc of previous row- turn
- ch 1- sc in same st- ch 3- sc in next ch sp- turn
- - 24. repeat rows 11 & 12; 6 times Note: For a longer strap, continue with pattern, always ending with row 11
Handles - Second 1/2:
* Join yarn with a sl st 10 ch sps from the beginning row of the first half of the handles. (stitch marker 1; see how the stitch marker came in handy?!)
1 - 24. Continue the same as the first half of handle (above)
25. Joining row; ch 2- sl st to dc of row 25 on first strap- ch 1- sc in ch 3 sp- ch 1- sl st to ch sp on first strap- ch 2- sl st to sc to join- fasten off- weave in ends
You have just completed your first handle!! Well, almost ;)
For your next handle & strap combo, you are going to do exactly the same as the others.
* Join yarn with a sl st 10 ch sps from the end of your beginning row 1 (stitch marker 2) and continue the handle pattern, First and Second 1/2, as above.
To finish, evenly sc around the inside and outside of the straps, weave in the ends and enjoy your new bag!!
Note: the chart shows specific placing for the finishing sc edge, but I just eye balled it to make it easier :)
So far, I have made a bag with the original pattern size and a jumbo version. I say jumbo (x-large size in pattern), because the thing is huge when I start piling in all my goodies!!!
Here is my completed version of the pattern above:
Here is my completed version of the pattern above:
~~*~~ NOTE: This pattern is NOT my own. I have only translated the original chart to the best of my knowledge. If you come across any errors, or anything that sounds confusing, please let me know so I may make the proper adjustment(s). You can find the link to the original site, along with the diagram above. ~~*~~
Have a great weekend!!!
** Edited 7/7/2014 to add pictures of my completed version **
Have a great weekend!!!
** Edited 7/7/2014 to add pictures of my completed version **
Thank you.........Thank you........Thank you.......(smile) Have looked at this pattern on the original site, many times, but could not figure it out................Can't wait to see the larger sizes!!!........(smile)
ReplyDeleteDarla
You are very welcome! Hope it helps!
Delete~ Amber
I've tried two times to follow this pattern, but by the time I am on rows 8 & 9, either I am not following your directions, or the pattern is off a bit. Have you updated this?
DeleteZoey (email: vjudo@hotmail.com)
I changed row 4,so it has "1dc in next stitch" at the end before the slipstitch. I haven't reached row 9 yet ��
DeleteThere are a couple of mistakes. Row 12 is missing a step.
DeleteThere are a couple of mistakes. Row 12 is missing a step.
DeleteThere are a couple of mistakes. Row 12 is missing a step.
DeleteAmber, I am making this bag too (I just found your site - thank you!!!!!) and want to make a bigger one. I am trying to do the math and think if I double the base/circle I should have enough stitched to fit twice as many pineapples. Is that what you did when you made a bigger bag?
ReplyDeleteThanks in advance! :)
Amy
I actually left the starting circle at 16 dc to keep the hole in the middle small and added 3 more rounds to the base before starting the pineapples.
DeleteSo, instead of doing rds 7-9 as above, I did them as follows:
Rd. 7) ch 3 - dc next 2 sts *2dc - dc next 5 sts.* repeat around - join
Rd. 8) ch 3- dc next 3 sts *2dc - dc next 6 sts.* repeat around - join
Rd. 9) ch 3 - dc next 3 sts *2dc - dc next 7 sts. * repeat around - join
(this gave me 9 pineapples)
From here, you would continue the pattern as above, starting with rd 7, and crocheting to the desired height.
I also increased the straps by adding a few more rows to each half before joining.
I am sure you could double the starting the circle and still get a big bag, I just preferred the smaller hole to keep all the beach toys in :)
I hope this helps and please let me know if you run in to any problems! I just grabbed my big bag to write this out....lost my notes :/
~ Amber
Amber, this is exactly what I needed to know! I was worried if I tried to fudge it on my own I would end up having to do a lot of frogging. Not normally a problem but I'm working with jute twine which is a bear to frog (who am I kidding -- it's a bear to stitch, too!) :) THANK YOU so much!!!!!!!!!
DeleteAmy
Hey!
DeleteI've done the above version with the three extra rows. When trying to start the original row 7 I appear to be be short of 5 stitches to make the 11 sc space. Any advice?
Thanks!
Lovely! I crocheted some Mochilabags but I'll make this one soon. Thanks for sharing the pattern. I'm also follower of your blog now ;)
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Thank you so much :)
DeleteI'm currently working on this patter- and have a few questions. Im on row 5 and coming up with and odd number and i cant tell if its bc im doing it wrong or not. I was wondering if you have the stitch count for each row?
ReplyDeleteGinny
Are you counting your starting ch 3 as a st? That is the only way I am an getting an odd number :/
DeleteMake sure to join to the first dc, not the ch 3 - hope this helps!
My stitches are also off... And I'm confused. The pattern says ch 3's count as a dc and to join at top of ch 3. So your saying join at first dc? I love this pattern but this should be clarified and I agree a stitch count for each row would help. I hate having to rip out 2-3 rows after I realize I'm off... I'm so excited to finish this bag though! Love It!
Delete"2. ch 3 (counts as dc throughout) - dc in same sp - * 2 dc in next st * - repeat from * to * around - join with sl st to top of beginning ch 3"
If you go to the original site it gives the number of stitches that you should have for each of the first 6 rows. I also got off track somehow and was glad to have the stitch count.
DeleteHow do you find the original site? I’m trying to find ONE pineapple market bag that has decent written patterns. None have stitch counts and ALL should have to avoid confusion. So frustrating. And no idea why anyone would use a repeat from when it’s just 2 dc all the way around. It just adds to the confusion.
DeleteThanks a lot for translating and forwarding
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for the hard work translating the chart! I have not tried it yet, so I may figure it out without needing your help, but I thought I would let you know:
ReplyDeleteThe instruction numbers are confusing. Under the main pattern it seems to go to 20, then one is told to repeat row 22 to desired height?
Thank you so much for pointing that out! I believe it should be 'repeat row 19'.
DeleteHow can I get the chart only pattern. Thanks Lynda
ReplyDeleteUnder the 2nd picture, there is a link in bold to the original site with the chart pattern.
DeleteHope this helps!
Click on the original site link. The charts are there but you will need to know how to read a crochet chart since the abbreviations and symbols are not in English.
DeleteThanks a million! I had big fun crocheting the pineapples. So much fun that I plan to make another pineapple market bag!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
DeleteDo you have the bigger size pattern and how much yarn did you use for both
ReplyDeleteI'm new to crochet and LOVE this market bag ! My bag is getting very wide but I'm hoping the handles will bring it all together. Thanks kindly for translating the chart !! You're very clever !! Will be following your blog for sure !! Thank you and happy new year !! Suzanne
ReplyDeleteNice, thank you so much for all the work! I understand most of the original diagram, but it is a great help to have your pattern next to it to make sure I'm doing the right thing! I was wondering how big the big bag turned out, do you have measurements? And could you say how many (meters or yards) of yarn you've used? I want to make sure I buy enough, but on a small budget I rather not buy too much:)
ReplyDeleteI followed your written directions and had to frog 2 hours worth of crocheting because it was not working for me... I looked at the chart provided, it starts with ch 3, then 15 double crochet- not 16. Just thought you should know.
ReplyDeleteIs there something missing on row 12 in the written pattern? It seems like the (2 dc- ch 2- 2 dc- ch 2) should have two more DC's after the last chain two.
ReplyDeleteyes ! you are right : 2 more DC :)
DeleteHow much yarn is needed for this?
ReplyDeleteHeaven help me...I am left handed...but I HAVE to try this. It's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI made this bag and used the written directions, and the chart. I also did the three extra rows7,8,and 9. Which gave me a 10 in bottom. I had 70 chain 3 spaces. I did some extra rounds and a decease round. This left me with 46, chain 3 spaces. I did 3 more rows and then I followed the pattern. , but added 7 rows of hdc on each part of the handle, before joining. You can see my post on
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Thank you so much for this pattern! Your instructions were very clear and easy to follow. I made the bag and though I ran into some difficulty with the round bottom doing the "potato chip wave", the bag looks gorgeous.
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ReplyDeleteHow much cotton yarn should I get for the small bag? Yo never mentioned that. Also, when I click on the link for the original bag, I get only comments no pattern. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteBelieve it or not there are about 5 very pale boxes in the middle of that box name Siatka ( it's the word Mesh in Polish). when you click on those boxes and scroll down you will find the chart pattern. it took me a while to find it but it's there! I believe there's an error still in Line 7 (the last few stitches) which makes it hard to get to line 8. The chart pattern really helped me understand what I needed to do....
DeleteDo you by any chance have a copy of the original chart? The link has been taken down, and I'd really like to get my hands on the chart.
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|I love this pattern but I have never once had success with it. I've done quite a lot of intricate lace work and for whatever reason, this pattern just doesn't work for me. I'll have to give it another go- its so darn cute.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I am going to give this a try! Love the way it looks, I love everything pineapple, lol. Thank you for the time invested in writing it out.
ReplyDeleteFor whatever reason I'm having a horrible time getting this to work correctly. Anyone know what the stitch count is supposed to be? I'm getting an odd number and I'm following the directions.
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Hi !! I love your bag and it's chart translation. I have a small glitch. My bag seems to be ' spreading'& not coming 'up'. Is this OK ? Will it start looking like a bag after a few more rounds ?
ReplyDeleteHave you succeeded in making the larger bag? Is the pattern available some where?
ReplyDeleteThanks.
Hi! Can someone help me with crocheting the handle. I am really confused with the second 1/2 of the first handle. With the joining of yarn and 10 ch sps. Sorry I couldn’t figure that out. Please help. Thank you so much! I really want to finish this project :)
ReplyDeleteHave you figured it out ? I’m working on it now
ReplyDeleteDO you use two strands of yarn? or just one? I've made market bags before using this yarn but double strands. I don't see it stated in the directions. TIA
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ReplyDeleteI am not sure if I messed something up. My chain space count before the handles is 48. When starting the handles it doesnt seem like they will be spaced right. Please help me.
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ReplyDeleteIt seems likes there are some inconsistencies in the pattern. I've redone rows 12-14 and it just isn't working well for me. Also the direction on how to join each row is a bit unclear and confusing.
ReplyDeleteIm also a bit dissapointed that the stitches dont quite work out as they should. My base seems very warply and from row 7 im lost. Will have to look for another pattern.
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