Beginner friendly crochet scrap yarn tote bag tutorial I Kenikse Crochet

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I used DK yarn mainly, all 100% acrylic Women’s Institute or Bonus Hayfield brands and in total it took 200g.
Song used in outro is by Almost Barely - Letting go
Time Stamps
00:00 - 00:25 Intro
00:26 - 00:59 Materials
01:00 - 09:05 Main body
09:06 - 13:42 Handle
13:43 - 17:57 Assembling bag and handles
17:58 - 18:22 Outro
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[@lulumimi]

these are the best projects for using up yarn! thanks for sharing

[@KenikseCrochet]

I agree! Looks so nice too 🫶🏼

[@susanmcquaig2927]

Thank you so much for doing this! I can’t read patterns really well. I’m more a a visual doer, if you will, learner. I appreciate and love your videos. Thanks so much sweet girl! ❤❤❤

[@KenikseCrochet]

You are so welcome!♥️♥️

[@ofeliacordero2525]

Yes !!, I like to much, and you teach very well, so I'm make my own bag already. thanks 👏👏❤️🤎💜🩵💚💛💙🧡🩷

[@KenikseCrochet]

You’re very welcome!🫶🏼

[@lraston26]

Hi Kenikse. I’ve crocheted a horizontal scrap yarn tote and I also lined it. It really turned out good. But, I haven’t seen the vertical stitch row like yours. It’s very lovely, thanks for the tutorial. I will definitely making this soon!

[@KenikseCrochet]

Hey! I hope you’ll enjoy making it!

[@brightgirlkell]

This is perfect

[@KenikseCrochet]

Yaaay!🫶🏼

[@giorgiafranco4186]

Wonderful❤

[@KenikseCrochet]

Thank you!💕

[@user-ev2cg9nc9j]

Can you do stuffed animal and blanket tutorials?

[@KenikseCrochet]

I’ll soon post tutorial on stuffed animal 🫶🏼

[@andreaalbert6825]

Helooooo Cheguei hoje aqui no seu canal e realmente AMEI suas criações Parabéns Sigo desde Brasil 🇧🇷

[@KenikseCrochet]

Hello!! I’m glad you landed here 🫶🏼

[@sevinconur4596]

❤❤❤❤

[@KenikseCrochet]

♥️♥️

[@c.o.gbarbie7442]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@KenikseCrochet]

♥️♥️♥️

[@Lina-fk6dc]

Hi, I am working with slightly thicker yarn and a 12 mm crochet hook, so I'm not sure if 75 chain stitches is the right length as it could be too long. How many cm is the body and handle?

[@coolkidm08]

Hi, thanks for the tutorial. I’ve been having issues with this pattern. After each row I should have 75 stitches including the turning chain?

[@KenikseCrochet]

Hi, turning chain does not count and you will have 74 stitches for each row

[@prmth09]

hello, is it okay if i follow this tutorial without using double yarn? will the size be different? im afraid that i didnt had enough scrap yarns.. thank you!

[@KenikseCrochet]

Hi! You definetely can use single strand but size will be half smaller because of that 🫶🏼

[@chiemelasdiary]

Please I know this is out of context but could you explain what is means to decrease every four stitches for instance when crocheting a dress or decreasing evenly. Could you please reply or make a video on decreasing evenly or decreasing four or five stitches when crocheting a dress

[@sandcarad]

Decreasing every 4 stitches would mean you would normally crochet 4 stitches and then do a decrease (which means crocheting 2 stitches together). You can find tons of videos on KZbin on “how to decrease in crochet”. So a row would look like: crochet 1, crochet 2, crochet 3, crochet 4, crochet 2 stitches together.

[@KenikseCrochet]

Hi! Just like the comment above said, decreasing evenly would mean you place decreases with same amount of regular stitches in between, as an example, for row of 100 stitches, which needs 5 decreases, you would do 18 stitches, then decrease

[@wilma9888]

how many skeins of yarn would you need for this? I'm planning on making a solid color one

[@KenikseCrochet]

Its in the description, I used 200g of yarn all together 🫶🏼