How to Crochet a Daisy Tote Bag | Granny Square Tote Bag

Welcome to my crochet channel! In this step-by-step tutorial, I will guide you through the process of creating a beautiful Crochet Daisy Tote bag, using simple crochet techniques. This adorable and fashionable accessory is perfect for adding a touch of charm to any outfit.
This video will provide clear instructions and helpful tips to ensure your success. I'll cover all the necessary stitches, including, single crochet, double crochet, and slip stitch, as well as techniques for creating the daisy flower petals and assembling the bag.
This detailed Video Tutorial will make it easy for you to follow along and complete this project with confidence. The daisy granny square design adds a delightful twist to the classic tote bag, making it a standout piece that will turn heads wherever you go.
Crocheting your own daisy tote bag not only allows you to showcase your creativity but also gives you a unique accessory that reflects your personal style. Additionally, this handmade item makes for a thoughtful and one-of-a-kind gift for friends and loved ones.
Please join me in this crochet adventure and let's bring some sunshine into our fashion accessories collection! Hit the play button now and start creating your own crochet daisy tote bag. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to my channel for more exciting crochet tutorials and creative projects. Happy crocheting!
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[@kaktied2391]

I have just finished the bag and feel amazing, thank you so much for clear and patient instructions! Took me 17 hours but I am a complete beginner and this motivated me to continue.

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Congratulations on completing the bag! That's a fantastic accomplishment, especially for someone who is a complete beginner. I'm thrilled to hear that the instructions were clear and that you found the motivation to continue your crochet journey. If you ever have more questions, need guidance, or want to share your future projects, feel free to reach out. Happy crocheting, and may your creative journey be filled with joy and success! 🌟🧶❤

[@chloewalker7692]

Thank you so much! Your tutorials help so much and I can’t wait to try and learn more ❤️❤️🙂

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you very much for your comment. I'm really happy to hear that you enjoy my videos and that they teach you a lot.😊 I hope that you will continue to find plenty of inspiration and learning here on this channel. I am very glad to have you here as my viewer❤🌺

[@juliettecolu8936]

Can’t wait to try this out :) the tutorial seems really easy to follow so I’m really exited

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you so much for your comment. I sure can understand that you are looking forward to starting the project. It's a really fun and manageable project that I really enjoyed doing myself. I wish you the best of luck with the project❤😊

[@javikamigaspi]

The best tutorial so far! I Love how you show and explain! Thanks!

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you so much🥰 I'm thrilled to hear that you found the tutorial helpful and that you appreciate the way it's presented! If you have any questions, or if there's anything else you'd like to learn or create, feel free to let me know. Happy crafting, and thank you for your kind words! 🌟🧶✨

[@angmo2227]

1 magic ring+ 1 chain + 2 sc, ch 3P12 dc, 3tc 12 petals, chain 4 , 2 treble 2dc 3treble

[@jjgrammy4794]

Or you can go to “settings”, ⚙️, and tap on cc (closed captioning) then you can see the words on the screen. You can also “cast” KZbin onto your tv after downloading the KZbin app.

[@zoyadolgikh4909]

Or go to description and show transcript.😊

[@ashlee326]

I just finished this purse!! It took me a week but I am so proud of myself (I am new to crocheting) and your video is amazing! Thank you for helping me to make such a beautiful bag❤

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Dear Ashlee, Thank you so much for your comment and a BIG Congratulations on completing your first crocheted purse! It's such an accomplishment, especially for someone new to crocheting. Your dedication and hard work for a week truly paid off. I'm thrilled my video was helpful in guiding you through the process. Keep up the fantastic work and continue exploring your creativity! Have a great day and happy crocheting❤️

[@divinegracecreations]

This was a lovely tutorial. ❤️❤️

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you so much for your kind words 🌸❤️🥰

[@sandrarielly362]

Hi love this bag thank you for showing how to crochet can’t wait to start mine for my next holiday sandra xx

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi Sandra😊, I'm so glad to hear that you love the bag and that the crochet tutorial was helpful for you! It's fantastic that you're planning to make your own for your next holiday. Have a wonderful time working on your project, and I hope your crochet skills bring you a beautiful and personalized bag for your travels. If you have any questions or need further assistance along the way, feel free to reach out. Happy crocheting! Marie xx

[@aminajaved8199]

I have seen so many tutorials on KZbin but they did me no good. Your video is amazing because you make it slowly. I almost grab everything. Thank you 😊. Keep it up.

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you so much for your wonderful feedback! I'm delighted to hear that you found the tutorial helpful and that the pace of the video was just right for you. Making sure my instructions are clear and easy to follow is very important to me 😊 Your kind words truly motivate me to continue creating more content and tutorials. I'll definitely keep up the effort to produce helpful and detailed videos that people can learn from and enjoy.😊 If you ever have more questions or need assistance in the future, feel free to reach out. Happy crocheting and crafting! ❤

[@wisegator9711]

Thank you, good pace and easy to follow. I successfully make my very first square😊

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

That's wonderful to hear! Congratulations on completing your first square. I'm really glad you found the pace and instructions easy to follow. Remember, each square you make will help you improve and grow more confident in your skills. Keep up the great work, and if you have any questions or if there's anything else you'd like to learn, feel free to ask. Happy crafting! 😊🧶

[@marypearl6450]

Thanks for the advice. I increased my hook size. This is an excellent tutorial.

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

You're very welcome! I'm delighted to hear that adjusting your hook size made a positive difference. Isn't it amazing how a small change can lead to such improvements? I'm thrilled that you're finding the tutorial helpful. Remember, crafting is all about learning, adapting, and creating something uniquely yours. If you ever need more tips or guidance, feel free to reach out. Keep up the fantastic work and enjoy your creative journey! ❤😊

[@marypearl6450]

@@AdoreCreaCrochet I do have a collection of knitting books and some crochet pattens, but KZbin tutorials are a recent revelation. I just love being able to ask for advice and get instant feedback. 🌺

[@Smiley-ed3kq]

Im an intermediate in crocheting and i absolutely loved this project. It took me a lot longer than anticipated but i thoroughly enjoyed. It didn't turn out as neat as yours but i'll be adding a lining inside. Thank you so much for this tutorial fav project so far

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

You're very welcome! I'm delighted to hear that you enjoyed the project, even if it took a bit longer than expected. Adding a lining is a great idea, and it will likely give your creation a polished finish. Remember, each piece is unique, and the most important thing is that you enjoyed the process. If you ever have more questions, feel free to reach out. Happy crafting, and keep up the fantastic work! 🧶🥰

[@sarapiburn2523]

New subscriber! Love this bag and plan on making some for Christmas gifts! Thank you 💜💜💜

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Welcome to the channel, and thank you for subscribing! I'm thrilled to hear that you love the bag tutorial and plan on making some for Christmas gifts. Handmade gifts are always so thoughtful and personal, and I'm sure your recipients will appreciate the effort and care you put into creating these special gifts. If you have any questions or need further assistance while making the bags, feel free to reach out. Happy crafting, and I hope your Christmas gifts turn out beautifully! 💜🎁🎄

[@kotkreskowy3475]

The best tutorial ever ❤🌻

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you found the tutorial to be the best ever. Your enthusiasm and appreciation mean a lot, and it's wonderful to know that the tutorial was helpful to you. If you ever have more questions or need assistance with anything else, please don't hesitate to reach out. Keep up the fantastic work, and happy crafting! 🌻😊🧵

[@nathabooks]

Thank you so much for the tutorial! I started learning crochet last week and with a mix of your tutorial and some others I finished my first granny square purse today!! I’m so proud of it it’s kinda insane honestly lmao

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

That's wonderful to hear!🥰 Congratulations on completing your first granny square purse-that's a fantastic accomplishment. Keep up the fantastic work and enjoy the creative process! 🌟👜🧶😊

[@fafafafou9740]

Magnifique ❤❤❤ Merci beaucoup pour le tuto

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Merci🥰. Je suis content de l'entendre. Vous êtes toujours la bienvenue.

[@sandrarielly362]

Thank you sandra❤

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

You are very welcome 😊❤ Marie

[@berra952]

i have just finished making this tote bag. although i must say the handle was a little bit short for my taste. i did 100 chains but it still was not long enough. although this was a very lovely tutorial. it was my first crochet project and i found it very easy to understand and do. thanks. 🤗🥳

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Congratulations on completing your first crochet project! 🎉 That's a fantastic accomplishment, and it's great to hear that you found the tutorial easy to follow. Crocheting can be such a rewarding and creative hobby. Regarding the handle length, it's common for individual preferences to vary. If you'd like a longer handle for your tote bag in the future, you can certainly adjust the number of chains to make it more to your liking. It's all about customizing your projects to suit your style and needs. Keep up the great work, and I'm sure your crochet skills will continue to improve with each new project you take on. 🤗😊🧶 Happy crafting! 🥳

[@jayc8633]

I love how you show what yarn you used at the beginning ❤️. I’ve just ordered some so I can try and make this bag x

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

That's wonderful to hear! I'm glad you appreciate the details, and it's exciting that you've ordered the yarn to give the bag a try. I hope you enjoy the process of making it, and if you have any questions or need assistance along the way, feel free to reach out. Happy crafting, and may your bag turn out beautifully! ❤️🧶

[@thanaasharif8773]

Thanks a lot your tutorials beautiful and I did with you all the squares just I will to join the pieces

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

You're very welcome! I'm thrilled to hear that you found the tutorials helpful and that you've successfully completed all the squares. Joining them together is the final step in creating your project, and it can be quite rewarding to see everything come together. Good luck with your project, and I hope it turns out beautifully!❤😊

[@paoladelbello1299]

Very nice,thank's❤

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank You very much. You are very kind❤😊

[@sitinurindahahmad1672]

hi, i am new subscriber here! i really like your tutorial. its really easy to follow. now i am on my 12th squares. cant wait to finish it!

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hello and welcome! 🌟 Thank you so much for subscribing and for your kind words about the tutorial. I'm thrilled to hear that you're finding it easy to follow along. Congratulations on your progress - completing 12 squares for your daisy tote bag is quite an accomplishment! The anticipation of finishing and seeing the final result is always so exciting. Keep up the fantastic work, and your tote bag is going to be absolutely stunning with those daisy squares. If you ever want to share your finished project or have any questions, feel free to reach out. Happy crafting and enjoy the journey to completion! 🙂❤

[@eskarbarla3640]

I love this i made this bag for my mum and she love it thank you Love from India

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

That's absolutely wonderful to hear!😊 I'm delighted that the bag turned out well and that your mom loves it. Your thoughtful handmade gift must have brought a lot of joy. Sending love right back to you from across the globe, all the way to India! If you have more projects or questions in the future, feel free to reach out. Happy crafting! 💕🇮🇳

[@sarah_.2x]

You're my new best crochet guid girlie 💗💗

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you for your sweet words! I'm delighted to be your go-to crochet guide. If you ever need assistance with your crochet projects or have any questions, feel free to reach out anytime. Happy crocheting! 💖✨

[@naaanci]

Im going to try this. Thank you ❤

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

You're welcome! Best of luck with your crochet bag project. I hope you enjoy the process and end up with a fabulous result. If you have any questions or need assistance along the way, feel free to reach out. Happy crocheting, and may your bag turn out both functional and stylish! ❤👜

[@patriciacarvalho2360]

Thank you ❤

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

You are very welcome, and thank you for commenting😊❤

[@viridianaordaz6450]

All your creations are so beautiful, subscription done

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you so much for your kind words and for subscribing!🥰 I'm thrilled that you find the creations beautiful. If there's anything you'd like to see or learn in future content, feel free to let me know. I appreciate your support, and I'm excited to have you as part of the community. Happy crafting! 🌟😊

[@kapilkabra6733]

Dude it's so amazing and beautiful l made one and it turned out the best❤❤🎉

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

That's absolutely fantastic to hear! I'm thrilled that you found the project amazing and beautiful, and it's even better that your creation turned out to be the best. 🎉 Your enthusiasm is contagious, and it's evident that you put a lot of effort and care into your work. Keep up the great crafting, and may your future projects be just as amazing and beautiful. Happy crafting! ❤️🧶😊

[@rorojata]

Sehr schön 😍👍

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Danke schön! 😊 Ich freue mich, dass es dir gefällt! Wenn Sie weitere Fragen haben oder mehr über das Häkeln erfahren möchten, helfe ich Ihnen gerne weiter. 🧶 Viel Spaß beim Häkeln

[@jms18uga]

I've done a couple of your tutorials now, and as a new crochet-er, I've really admired how you hold your yarn in your left hand. I usually use my first finger to hold tension & after awhile my hand feels tired. Your hold looks so natural & comfortable. How do you keep the tension in your yarn?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm delighted to hear that you've been enjoying my tutorials😊❤ Holding your tension and getting hand cramps is a very common problem for beginners. The more you crochet, the more your hand will get used to holding the yarn and maintaining tension. As you gain experience, your hands will find a more comfortable and efficient position.

[@Momoolein]

​@@AdoreCreaCrochethey! I crochet alot since Years but since i work in Retail normally , my Wrists hurt alot so, would you recommend a Yarn Bowl for tension? ❤😊

[@surekhamainkar9295]

Made this bag according to your instructions . Thank you. How can I put a lining inside ? This will make the bag more strong.

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi, thanks for your comment. Nice to hear that you have benefited from my video tutorial and have used it to create a bag.🙂 I would recommend that you take the inside measurements of the bag and cut some solid fabric according to the measurements with seam allowance included. Sew the parts together, press the top edge down and hand sew the lining to the inside of the bag.

[@montsemanero9553]

Me encanta esta trabajo! Es precioso!! Se tiene que forrar el bolso por dentro?❤❤❤

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Muchas gracias por tu amable comentario.🥰 Lo aprecio mucho. Depende de usted si desea forrar la bolsa. Puede ser una ventaja hacerlo, para fortalecer la bolsa y hacerla más estable. Pero personalmente no he optado por invertir en él.❤

[@montsemanero9553]

Muchas gracias! Me encanta su canal! Y gracias a la traduccion puedo seguir sus trabajos❤❤❤

[@sofie104]

I have a question for you, I've now watched more of your tutorials and the beautiful yarns that you use. And i wanted to ask where do you buy your yarn from?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank You very much for your comment. I'm glad to hear that you've been enjoying my tutorials and the yarns I use in my projects! I often use Yarn from Drops Design. And I buy all of my yarn in online stores here in Denmark where I live. But Drops yarn is also available in many other countries and on Amazon.com.

[@sofie104]

@@AdoreCreaCrochet Thank you so much!😊💖

[@Emilylouloops]

I love this pattern and great work! I have just realised I have been crocheting the sqaures without the ch 1 spaces and I don't want to have to start again. Would it still turn out right if I didn't do the sc into the ch 1 spaces on the top border of the bag and instead the stitches totalled up to 112 instead of 136? Just a little bit unsure. Thank you!

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you so much🥰 It's great to hear that you love the pattern! Don't worry too much if you've made a small adjustment. If you've been crocheting the squares without the chain 1 spaces, it might affect the overall size and shape slightly, but it shouldn't drastically alter the appearance of the finished bag.😊

[@Emilylouloops]

@@AdoreCreaCrochet You're very welcome and okay that's good to know, thank you very much for your help 🙂

[@Bobateaandbooks]

OMG it looks so cute 🥰 ❤❤❤ thanks a million for the pattern. Can you tell me how tall and wide was each square please 😊

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

I'm thrilled to hear that your project turned out cute! The size of each bag can vary depending on factors like your yarn weight, hook size, and tension. If you made your square following my tutorial, it's likely around 4 (10 centimeters) wide and tall. However, to get an accurate measurement for your specific square, you can use a ruler or measuring tape to measure it directly. If you have any other questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!

[@mymusic4714]

beautiful! do you line your bag? also, I have crocheted a bag with double strand, I have not yet crocheted a bag with single yarn but I am sure once lined it would def reinforce, strengthen and prevent the bag from stretching

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you! 🥰Lining your bag is a great idea-it adds stability and durability, especially if you've crocheted with a single strand. It can reinforce the structure and prevent stretching over time. Plus, it offers a polished, finished look. If you decide to line your bag, consider using a sturdy fabric that complements your crochet work. Happy crafting! 😊

[@rosedelacruz2689]

Thank you for sharing your work, it is easy to understand. May i ask what kind of yarn do you used? How many grams to finish the project? Thank you in advance ❤️❤️❤️

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank You very much for your kind words😊 You are very welcome❤ I used Drops Paris approximately 400 grams.

[@rosedelacruz2689]

Thank you very much, Ma'am. Pls. Don't stop sharing your works ❤️❤️❤️

[@veronicag4789]

Hi! Amazing tutorial. I'm at the part where I'm doing the rows on top. I'm brand new at crocheting so maybe I'm confused but looking at the slip stitch you did after completing the first row (24:45) it adds an extra stitch into that row? Does that mean each row will have one extra stitch from the row below it?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi🤗 Thank you so much ❤️ The slip stitches are only to join the rounds. They will never count as a stitch, so do not work into those. Best of luck with your project 🥰

[@renaedonaghue9496]

Do you have a written pattern you could share too? I've watched the video to learn the granny square, but a written pattern would help me too. Beautiful project! Thank you!

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank You very much 🙂 I'm glad to hear you're enjoying the project! am sorry to say that I do not have a written pattern for this project. But if you have any further questions to the project, I will be happy to assist you. Happy crocheting!❤😊

[@elenibiebuyck6814]

I just started today, I hope I finish in time for Christmas so I can give it as a gift! How exactly do you have to assamble the side granny squares to the front and back? Thanks in advance!

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

That's fantastic that you've started your project! To assemble the side granny squares to the front and back, you can follow the steps that are shown in the video 21:04 minutes into the video. Good luck with your project, and I hope you finish it in time for Christmas! If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.😊❤

[@shintaafrn]

Hi, this is lovely! Thank you for sharing this tutorial. May I know what’s the size of the bag and how many grams of yarn did you use?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi there! I'm delighted that you found the tutorial lovely. The size of the bag and the amount of yarn used can vary based on individual preferences and the specific yarn you are using. Happy crafting! ❤😊

[@leannejolly6072]

Nice instructions 2ish u showed how to attach to the back panel

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you for your feedback! I'm glad you liked the instructions. I'll make sure to include a step-by-step guide on how to attach the squares to the back panel in one of my next tutorials. Stay tuned! 😊🧶

[@MlleCyrinn]

Hi, thanks a lot gor this amazing tutorial ! One question : Can you plrase tell me what is the size of your smaller hook ? I did not find the info. Thanks a lot 🤗

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful! The size of the smaller hook used in the tutorial is 4mm. Feel free to experiment with different hook sizes to achieve the look and feel you want. Happy crafting! 🧶✨

[@rosjames2163]

Love the pattern and idea of a bag looks great, I have had several attempts but my wool splits and my square doesn’t look like the tutorial, the stitches seems loose, I’ve tried a smaller book, but there is no way, if I make a bag it would keep its shape, I would have to line with a natural tote bag or similar, any advice would be gratefully received. By the way I am using the same yarn as used in video.

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

I'm glad you like the pattern and concept of the bag! 😊It sounds like you're putting in a lot of effort despite the challenges. Dealing with splitting yarn and loose stitches can be frustrating, but don't worry, there are ways to troubleshoot these issues. Firstly, make sure you're using the appropriate hook size for the yarn you're using. If the hook is too small, it can cause the yarn to split and the stitches to be tight. Conversely, if the hook is too large, it can lead to loose stitches. Secondly, pay attention to your tension while crocheting. Try to maintain a consistent tension throughout your work. This might take some practice, but it can greatly improve the appearance of your stitches. Lastly, if you're concerned about the bag maintaining its shape, lining it with a natural tote bag or similar material is a great idea! Not only will it add stability to the bag, but it can also give it a professional finish. Keep experimenting and don't get discouraged! Crocheting is all about practice and patience. Feel free to reach out if you have any more questions or need further assistance. You're doing great!❤🤗

[@meettte]

Hi! Thank you so much for this tutorial. This is my first crochet project ever so sorry if this is a silly question - but how do you weave in the ends with this specific design? Thank you 🌸

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Congratulations on starting your first crochet project! Weaving in ends is an important step to ensure your work stays secure and looks neat. Here's how you can weave in ends for the daisy granny square tote bag: Thread the yarn tail onto a yarn needle: Cut a length of yarn from your project, leaving a tail of about 4-6 inches. Weave in the tail on the wrong side: Turn your work to the wrong side (the side that won't be visible when you're using the tote bag). Insert the yarn needle under the stitches: Thread the yarn needle through the stitches on the back of your work, going back and forth for a few stitches. Make sure to weave in the tail in different directions to secure it. Trim the excess yarn: Once you're confident that the tail is securely woven in, trim any excess yarn close to your work, being careful not to cut the stitches. Repeat for other ends: Repeat this process for any other yarn ends you have from joining squares or changing colors. By weaving in the ends in this way, you'll ensure that your tote bag looks neat and the ends won't unravel with use. If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask! Happy crocheting and enjoy making your daisy granny square tote bag! 🌼🧶

[@user-dm1qm1js8u]

I would love to know where you bought the threads, thank you very much!

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi there🙂 i live in Denmark so bought the yarn at a local shop. But Drops Paris is available on amazon US and all over Europe and may other places aswell.

[@marypearl6450]

Thanks to you, I’m up to the stage where I’d like to line that bag. Do you have a tutorial ican check out?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

You're very welcome, and I'm delighted to hear that you've made it to the stage where you'd like to line your crochet bag! Adding a lining can not only enhance the bag's durability but also give it a more polished look. While I don't have the capability to provide specific links or URLs, you can find many tutorials on how to line a crochet bag by searching online. To get you started, here are the general steps you would typically follow: Gather Your Materials: Fabric for the lining Sewing machine or needle and thread Pins Scissors Measuring tape Iron and ironing board Measure and Cut the Fabric: Measure the inside of your crochet bag to determine the size of the lining needed. Add some extra fabric for seam allowances. Prepare the Fabric: Iron the fabric to remove any wrinkles. Fold the fabric in half, right sides facing each other. Sew the Sides: Sew the sides of the fabric together, leaving the top open. You can use a sewing machine or hand-sew it. Attach the Lining: Turn the lining right side out. Place it inside your crochet bag to check the fit. Use pins to secure the lining in place, ensuring it's evenly distributed and aligning with the top edge of your crochet bag. Stitch the Lining to the Bag: Carefully hand-sew or machine-sew the top edge of the lining to the top edge of your crochet bag. Finishing Touches: Trim any excess fabric if needed. Make sure all seams are secure. It's always a good idea to check out video tutorials or detailed guides online for a visual demonstration. Many craft websites and video platforms like KZbin offer step-by-step instructions on how to line crochet bags. You can search for "how to line a crochet bag" to find the one that best suits your needs and preferences. Happy lining, and I hope your crochet bag turns out beautifully! 😊🧶

[@marypearl6450]

@@AdoreCreaCrochet 👍😘

[@nurdianaermaadzali657]

Hi, if I want to add cloth lining inside the bag, should I sew the lining first before attaching all the sides and bottom?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Adding a cloth lining to the bag is a great idea! To make it more sturdy. I would make the lining after assembling the pieces, then you can take the exact measurements inside the bag, and ude them to make the pattern for the lining. Bets of luck with your project. Im sure it will turn out great🥰

[@mojeinneimie]

Hi!could you pls tell me how much yarn did you use for this project? Thank you for the tutorial!

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi 😊 Im sorry but i don´t exactly remember, but i do mention it in the beginning of the video. You are very welcome for the tutorial, and thank you for commenting❤

[@lise408]

What kind of yarn is the best for a totebag? I’m afraid of it not being able to hold alot of weight - and it unravelling. I have both acrylic and cotton yarn. And is it safe just to weave in the ends? Or use som kind of knot? Alot of questions, I know 😅 Thank you in advance 🩷✨😊

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Choosing the right yarn for a tote bag is important, especially if you're concerned about its strength and durability. Both acrylic and cotton yarns can be suitable, but they have different characteristics. Acrylic Yarn: Pros: Acrylic yarn is often more budget-friendly, comes in a wide range of colors, and can be quite durable. Cons: It might not have the natural feel of cotton, and it can be less breathable. Cotton Yarn: Pros: Cotton yarn is natural, breathable, and has a softer feel. It's also durable and can hold up well to weight. Cons: Cotton yarn may be a bit heavier than acrylic, and it can sometimes be more expensive. When making a tote bag, consider the purpose and your preferences. If you want a lightweight bag, acrylic might be a good choice. If you prefer a more natural feel and don't mind a bit more weight, cotton is a great option. I recommend that you both tie knots and weave in the end afterwards. Feel free to experiment with small swatches using both yarn types and securing methods to see which combination you prefer for your tote bag. And don't worry about asking questions - that's how we learn! If you have any more, feel free to ask. 😊🧶

[@AnyaArtyushevskaya]

Hi! Thanks a lot for a tutorial. I’ve just bought Alize Bella yarn for it, but it’s thinner than the one in the video. Would it be a problem? It’s my first projects, so I have doubts if I need to buy another yarn 😅

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi🥰You are very welcome. Im glad you enjoyed the tutorial. Ehen using some thinner yarn the bag will be a bit smaller, when using this pattern. You could make the sqaures larger by adding another round, like i did i this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6nbenaKp7GWbrcsi=yBLSm-OdQGXccFuf Best of luck with your project😊

[@AnyaArtyushevskaya]

@@AdoreCreaCrochet thank you so much! The result is great - I'm so happy with this bag :)

[@Michelle-lp7ip]

I made it

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

That's fantastic!🥰 Congratulations on completing your project! Keep up the great work!💪

[@ikrambjm3143]

❤

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

🥰❤️

[@poekinoeni]

Hi - what green do you use? I can't see if it's the '25 moss green' or the '43 forest green?' Many thanks.

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi 🙂 I used 25 Moss Green. Your welcome🥰

[@poekinoeni]

@@AdoreCreaCrochet Thank you so much! Can't wait to get started - Daisies are my most favourite flower - and this bag is just gorgeous with your colour combinations.

[@flyinglongway]

Could you please let me know approximately how long of the yarn do I need to connect the squares using whip stitch? Like double or triple or even more of a square? Thanks!

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

I am sorry to say that i do not remember exactly. Best of luck with your project.

[@xuefensun1117]

What can you put in this bag? I am making it now, and there are lots of holes just from the way the granny squares are (from the corners and gaps between the flower petals). I am hesitant about putting anything in because it could fall out or poke out the holes. I'm worried about the overall sturdiness of it.

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

It's wonderful that you're making a crochet tote bag! I use my bag for a beach bag or for crochet and knitting projects, which the bag is perfect for. To address concerns about the sturdiness and preventing small items from falling out, here are a few suggestions: Lining: Consider adding a fabric lining to the inside of the tote. This can help reinforce the structure, cover the gaps between granny squares, and prevent small items from poking through. Base Material: If you haven't already, you might want to use a dense or sturdy yarn for the base of the bag, as this can provide additional support. Remember, the holes and gaps are inherent to granny square designs, but with some of these adjustments, you can enhance the durability and functionality of your tote bag. Happy crocheting! 🌼👜🧶

[@szaboevi]

Hi, Wonderful work and explanation as always! Is there any chance you will upload a video about a simple tote bag, without granny squares? :)

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you for your kind words! 🥰 I'm glad you've been enjoying the tutorials. While I don't have a video specifically about a simple tote bag without granny squares at the moment, I can certainly consider creating one in the future. It sounds like a great project🤗

[@szaboevi]

@@AdoreCreaCrochet Sounds great, will be checking your channel for videos. Have a nice week :)

[@tipsycakes_]

I'm excited to try this! Can I ask what the size of each granny square is? Is it 4inches x 4inches? Thank you so much 😊

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Of course! I'm glad to hear you're excited to try making the bag. 🌼😊 Yes the square is 4 inches by 4 inches (10 cm by 10 cm) when using the recommended yarn and recommended hook size. However, you can adjust the size by changing the number of rounds you crochet or by using different yarn weights and hook sizes. Feel free to adapt the size to suit your project's needs or personal taste. Happy crocheting, and I hope you enjoy making your granny squares bag! 😊 If you have any more questions or need further assistance, please don't hesitate to ask.

[@karthikav1429]

Hi, will this pattern turn out similar to yours if I use 4 ply cotton yarn?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi there🥰 In this video I use DK worsted weight 8 ply merino wool. So I gues that your sqaure will turn out much smaller than mine when using 4 ply yarn. But the design works great with 4 ply cotton yarn aswell😊 Best of luck with your project❤

[@michelerubin5414]

Hi, I have just finished all 27 squares. I think I would like my bag to be bigger. Will it work if I add more squares (in multiples of 3). Thanks Michele

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi😊 Yes absolutely you can, as long as you add an equal number of new squares to each side of the bag, you can make it exactly the size you want it to be. Best of luck with your project😊❤

[@michelerubin5414]

@@AdoreCreaCrochet one last question. I made the bag for my friend. She is obsessed, but asked me to add button! HOW do I do this? Do you have a step by step to follow? Thank you so much.

[@Floralxxi.]

I’m just started crocheting and is this a project beginners can do? Also how long does this take (btw I’m not super fast😅)

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Absolutely, a granny square tote bag can be a great project for beginners! The granny square itself is a classic and relatively simple crochet motif, making it a wonderful starting point for those new to crocheting. Plus, tote bags are practical and stylish items that you'll enjoy using. As for how long it takes, that can vary widely based on factors like your crochet speed, the size of the squares, and how much time you can dedicate to crocheting each day. Since you mentioned you're not super fast, no worries at all - the joy of crafting is in the process itself. Take your time, enjoy the journey, and celebrate each square you complete. You're building valuable skills with every stitch! If you're uncertain about the time commitment, you might want to start with a smaller tote bag or create a few squares to get a feel for the process. This way, you can gauge how much time it takes you and adjust your expectations accordingly. Remember, the goal is to enjoy the process and create something you're proud of. Don't hesitate to ask for help or guidance if you encounter any challenges along the way. Happy crocheting! 🧶🌼👜❤

[@Floralxxi.]

@@AdoreCreaCrochet Thanks that will definitely help! I went to dollar tree and got a ton of yarn and surprisingly it's pretty good! i started making that bag but i'm slowly getting the hang of it!

[@randomgirl2988]

Hi! Im a beginner at crocheting and I watched your tutorial and it seemed easy and pretty simple how you explained it, however, when it came to attaching the front and back to the tote bag, I didn’t really understand how you did it. You showed that the last 9 pieces should be sewn together and be sewn around the edges on the big front piece. You don’t show a lot at that part, which got me a little confused, but after you sew all the edges around together, how do I sew the middle back part? That’s all I wanted to know, and I really want to try this pattern, but I just don’t understand that part 😭 Thanks for a good tutorial tho! The timestamp of the showing is at around 21:20, so you know that I mean.

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi there, Thank you very much for your comment. You will attach the back side to the bag exactly the same way as the front side. 🙂

[@indradecae5271]

May I ask how many squares you make i didn’t understand in the video en which hook did you used the bigger one and the smaller one Thank you

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi there😊 I used 27 granny suaqres for the bag. I sed the 4,5 mm for the squares and chains. and 3,5 mm. for the sc and handles.

[@indradecae5271]

@@AdoreCreaCrochet thank you

[@indradecae5271]

How did you the back side of the border?

[@cheppuzzz8499]

Which ply yarn is best for bag making..pls reply

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi thanks for your comment😊 When it comes to choosing the best ply yarn for making bags, the ideal choice can vary depending on the style and durability you're aiming for in your project. Here are a few general guidelines: Worsted Weight (4-Ply): Worsted weight yarn is a popular choice for bags. It's durable, relatively thick, and can withstand the wear and tear a bag may experience. It's a great choice for tote bags and larger purses. Aran Weight (8-Ply): Aran weight yarn is even thicker than worsted weight and provides extra sturdiness. This is excellent for bags that need to carry heavy items or for those that will see a lot of use. Bulky or Super Bulky Weight: If you want a very sturdy and quick-to-crochet bag, consider using bulky or super bulky weight yarn. This will result in a thick, dense fabric that can handle a lot of weight and is great for market bags and winter accessories. Cotton Yarn: If you're making a summer or beach bag, consider using cotton yarn. It's breathable and holds up well in humid conditions. Nylon or Acrylic Blends: For bags that need to be water-resistant or are exposed to the elements, consider using yarn blends with nylon or acrylic, which can provide added durability and water-repellent properties. Ultimately, the best ply yarn for your bag-making project depends on your specific design, the purpose of the bag, and your personal preferences. You can also consider combining different yarn weights for interesting textures and color patterns in your bag. Make sure to check the yarn label for care instructions and durability before making your choice.

[@cheppuzzz8499]

@@AdoreCreaCrochet awhh ..thanks dear 🫂

[@TheNunu121]

How would you go about doing a daisy with different color petals??

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

I have not tried this myself, but I gues you would just have to change color every time you make a new petal.

[@TheNunu121]

@@AdoreCreaCrochet thank you for your reply! I’ll have to try it and see!

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

@@TheNunu121 You are welcome🥰

[@Vizagkutti]

May i Know which yarn you used for crochet bag and which ply you used

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi there. Yes of course😊 I use Drops Paris: weight 4 or medium/ Aran /Worsted /10 ply

[@Vizagkutti]

@@AdoreCreaCrochet thank you so much for the reply

[@typicalmagic1551]

Hi how long did this take to make also could i make this with a 5.5mm hook and yarn that recommends a 5.5mm hook? thanks a lot!

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi there! 😊The time it takes to make a granny square tote bag can vary depending on your crochet speed. Generally, making a large tote bag with multiple granny squares can take several hours to a few days, depending on how much time you can dedicate to crocheting each day. Regarding your hook and yarn choice, using a 5.5mm hook with yarn that recommends a 5.5mm hook should work well for your project. This hook size should give you the desired tension and stitch definition for a sturdy tote bag. Make sure to check your gauge as you go along to ensure the bag turns out as expected. Happy crocheting, and enjoy making your tote bag! If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. 🌼🧶

[@typicalmagic1551]

@@AdoreCreaCrochet thank you so much for your help!

[@rafahabeeb9609]

how much yarn in total did this take you? like how much white yarn, yellow yarn, green yarn?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi there, I the beginning of the video I go through all the materials and how much I need of each your color. Each skein weigh 50 grams😊

[@radka_sarka]

Hello, can you please tell me, what colors do you use? There are few green and yellow available from drips :)

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hello there😊 Yes sure! I used these three colors: off white uni colour 17, mustard uni colour 41, moss green uni colour 25.

[@michelerubin5414]

HELLO, love your tutorial. I really want to make it, but can it be crocheted in double knit wool? Please will you get back to me ASAP. Thank you Michele

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hello Michele! 😊Thank you for your kind words about the tutorial. Yes, you can absolutely crochet the project using double knit (DK) weight wool. However, keep in mind that using a different weight of yarn might affect the size and drape of the finished piece. You may need to adjust your hook size accordingly to achieve the desired result. It's always a good idea to make a gauge swatch before starting the project. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. Happy crocheting!❤

[@michelerubin5414]

@@AdoreCreaCrochet thank you. I will go get my wool soon. I was told 4mm hook for DK. So irritated that I cant get the wool you recommend in South Africa xx

[@ellivogel1641]

Did you just do a knot after u finished the yellow circle? Any tips for that.. i always fear the knot doesn’t hold

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Yes I tie a knot with each color change, and I weave in the yarntails in the end to secure the yarn 🙂

[@maryarguedas7289]

How do make your squares so.. square? And how do you clean up all the left over yarn tails?

[@mominashah3151]

You can try blocking your granny squares, by pinning them into a square shape and slightly dampen them, leave them to dry overnight 💕

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Here are a few tips: Consistent Tension: Maintain a consistent tension while crocheting. This means that your stitches should be neither too tight nor too loose. Experiment with how you hold your yarn and how tightly you pull it to find what works best for you. Count Stitches: Count your stitches regularly to ensure you're maintaining the correct stitch count in each row. Mistakes in stitch count can lead to wonky shapes. Blocking: After crocheting, block your squares by gently wetting them, shaping them into a square, and allowing them to dry flat. This can help even out any unevenness and make your squares more uniform. As for cleaning up leftover yarn tails, here's a simple method: Weaving in: Thread the yarn tail onto a yarn needle. Carefully weave the needle under the stitches on the wrong side of your work, going back and forth for a short distance. Make sure the tail is securely hidden and won't come loose. Trimming: Once you're confident that the yarn tail is woven in securely, you can trim the excess yarn close to the fabric. Be careful not to cut the working yarn or any nearby stitches. Remember, practice makes perfect! Over time, you'll develop your own techniques and find what works best for you in creating tidy squares and finishing off your projects neatly. Happy crocheting! 🧶😊

[@cuddlehaven576]

Thank you for all the wonderful tips @@AdoreCreaCrochet

[@sheranlanger247]

Great tutorial, thanks. I especially love that you're not a left-index-finger-sticking-straight-up-in-the-air crocheter 😂😁. I find it very distracting and almost makes my own finger ache watching it😅

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you very much for your comment. So nice to hear that you liked my video and the way I crochet. Yes, we all have our own special ways of doing things and it's great to find ways to crochet that you find the most comfortable and natural. I think it's something that comes with experience 😊❤

[@deborahoyeleye1215]

Im having problem with the second assembling part, how is it supposed to look after assembling the ends

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

In general, when assembling crochet pieces, you want to make sure that the edges align properly, and the stitches match up. I recommend going back to the tutorial and carefully reviewing the assembly instructions.

[@CourtneyWintle]

What kind of yarn is it? I’m using dk yarn and it looks nice but very messy xx

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi😊 I used Drops Paris: 10 ply / aran / worsted. It helps to block the squares to make them look nice and even. Best of luck with your project.

[@CourtneyWintle]

Thank you for quick reply. Love watching your videos I finished my cardigan yesterday for my daughter I’m expecting in July ❤ what do you mean by block the squares, sorry for the questions I’m new to crochet xx

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

@@CourtneyWintle That's wonderful to hear about your finished cardigan! Congratulations on your soon-to-arrive little one as well. 🥰Blocking squares in crochet involves gently shaping them into their intended dimensions and allowing them to dry flat. It helps even out stitches and makes joining them easier for a neat finish. Don't worry about asking questions-that's how we learn and grow in our craft! Happy crocheting! 🧶💕

[@lxfimia]

hi! could u please let me know approximately how many grams I need of each colour? thanks!

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi there, I mention this in the beginning of the video each skein weigh 50 grams 😊

[@lxfimia]

@@AdoreCreaCrochet oh sorry I didn't see that...thank you!!

[@monoto777]

what kind of yarn did you use?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi😊 I used Drops Paris

[@albertebachmann8513]

What is the reason why my corners doesn't make a perfect square? I'm a total beginner and the two first parts are fairly easy to make, but as soon as I begin the last part and get around the corners, I do not get a beautiful square...

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi 😊 There are a few common reasons this might be happening: Tension Issues: One of the most common reasons for irregular shapes in crochet is inconsistent tension. If your stitches are too tight or too loose, especially around the corners, it can cause the square to warp. Try to maintain a consistent tension throughout your work. Stitch Count: Make sure you're counting your stitches correctly. Each corner of a granny square typically has a specific stitch pattern (like 3 double crochets, chain 2, 3 double crochets in the same space). Missing or adding extra stitches can throw off the shape. Hook Size and Yarn Weight: Using a hook size that doesn't match your yarn weight can also lead to problems. If the hook is too large or too small for your yarn, it can affect the tension and overall look of the square. Blocking: Sometimes, granny squares just need a little bit of shaping. Blocking your squares (wetting them and pinning them in the correct shape as they dry) can help even out any irregularities and make your squares more uniform. Practice: Since you mentioned you're a beginner, keep in mind that practice is key. Your technique and tension will naturally become more consistent with experience. Keep practicing, and don't hesitate to reach out if you have more questions or need further assistance! 🧶🌟

[@bellinathebalinesedog2777]

Is it cotton yarn?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Yes it is 😊

[@henna1327]

How can you stop the handle from curling in slightly?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi🙂 It might help to make your chains a little looser. Good luck with your project❤

[@henna1327]

Made one for myself and my sister as she loved mine so much. Thank you!

[@prajaktashankar2499]

Can you confirm which thread and hook you’ve used

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

I used Drops Paris and a 4.5 mm hook

[@ritaqueponds1446]

Sorry bother you, but I noticed that you changed the number of the hook to made the border of the bag right before finished the round #4 and then you come back to 4.5 hook to made the straps. What size it’s that hook please? Thank you, beautiful tote bag.

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi 😊 I only used the larger hook to do the chain stitches, to avoid them beeing too tight. Then I changed again to the smaller hook to make the handles strong and firm. Best of luck with your project❤️

[@ritaqueponds1446]

@@AdoreCreaCrochet i love this tutorial, I was looking something similar. Do you give permission to sell the bag? Thank you so much.

[@zoyadolgikh4909]

I just made my first square and it doesn't add up.😢 I have 12 petals and in green two clusters between each corner. What am I doing wrong?

[@flitigaliza5161]

There is another film for this pattern for beginners. Perhaps thats easier to follow in the beginning? Was for me! 😊 I have just made my first two squares. Good luck! 🥰

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi😊It sounds like you did it just right. Try making it again. And please and follow this easy video tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/envVi5aIgbVjn9ksi=tDaQGMlwGj5xSMU7

[@anushkabharti4124]

Total how many yarn was used of each colour ?? Approx??

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

I am sorry to say that I do not remember exactly. Very little yellow, 3 times as much white and 5 times as much green.

[@christytan8254]

How much yarn in grams you are using? What type of yarn? 😊

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi 🙂I used just about 400 grams of Drops Paris #4 worsted aran.

[@agnieszkakrawczyk476]

What yarn do you use?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

I used drops paris 🙂

[@aparnakoppikar3925]

What is the gauge of the skeins?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

I use Drops Paris. Knitting tension: 10 x 10 cm = 17 sts x 22 rows

[@user-rq9mj2ws4b]

Can I know how tall and wide the bag is?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi😊 It is approx 38 cm wide and 40 cm tall.

[@ashleyvezina2750]

Is there an Etsy link to read pattern please

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

No sorry there is not

[@FiekeSM]

Hey, do you have a written pattern for this?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi there🥰 Im sorry I do not have a written pattern for this at the moment, but I do plan to make one.

[@alihamza9128]

Hi can u show how to put lining in tote bag...Thanks

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Sure! Adding lining to a tote bag can give it a more finished look and add durability. Here’s a basic guide to help you: Prepare Your Materials: Fabric for the lining (cotton or polyester blends work well) Sewing machine or needle and thread Scissors Iron and ironing board Pins or clips Measure and Cut the Fabric: Measure the inside dimensions of your tote bag. Cut two pieces of fabric for the lining, making sure they are slightly smaller than the dimensions of the tote bag to allow for seams. Prepare and Sew the Lining: Fold and press a small hem along the top edge of each piece of lining fabric. Place the two pieces of lining fabric right sides together. Sew along the sides and bottom edge of the lining, leaving the top (hemmed) edge open. Use a seam allowance of about 1/2 inch (1.27 cm). Leave a small opening along one side or bottom edge for turning the lining right side out later. Box the Corners (Optional): To create a flat bottom in your tote bag, pinch each corner of the lining where it meets the side seam. Measure and mark a line across the corner perpendicular to the seam, typically about 2 inches (5 cm) from the point. Sew along this line and trim off the excess fabric. Repeat for the other corner. Attach the Lining: Turn the tote bag right side out. Insert the lining into the tote bag with the wrong side of the lining facing out. Align the top edges of the lining with the top edges of the tote bag. Pin or clip the lining to the tote bag along the top edge, ensuring it is evenly distributed and fits snugly. Sew the Lining to the Tote Bag: Sew along the top edge of the tote bag, securing the lining in place. You can sew by hand or use a sewing machine. Be careful to sew close to the top edge and remove pins or clips as you sew. Finish Up: Pull the lining through the opening you left earlier to turn it right side out. Press the top edge of the tote bag and the lining with an iron to create a crisp finish. Sew the opening closed by hand using a slip stitch or sew it closed with a sewing machine. Final Touches: Push the lining down into the tote bag and adjust as needed. Your lined tote bag is now ready to use! Adding a lining can be a bit tricky, but with practice, you'll master it. If you have any specific questions or run into issues along the way, feel free to ask for more guidance. Happy sewing! 🧵👜

[@alihamza9128]

MANY THANKS 😊

[@alihamza9128]

I alwys watch your tutorial I really like u explain very nicely and can understand very quickly 😊

[@yosiefayuli]

Hi, may I know the size of the yarn?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Yes sure🙂 It is #4 worsted Aran.

[@simona.gloria]

how many centimeters is one square?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

It is about 4x4 inches

[@miel7297]

I have a question. The holes on my granny squares are always big and visible. How can I fix it?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi there😊 In this type of grannysquare, there will always be gaps, it is part of the design. You can possibly try changing to a smaller crochet hook, to make the work tighter, then the holes will appear a little smaller. Good luck with your project.

[@simona.gloria]

what are the color number exactly? thank you

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

uni colour 41, uni colour 17, uni colour 25. You are welcome🥰

[@alihamza9128]

Can u tell green colour number plz drop paris

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Yes sure🥰 It is mossgreen uni colour 25.

[@alihamza9128]

Thanks so much😊

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

@@alihamza9128 You are welcome🥰

[@alihamza9128]

I send u link of crochet bag please please can u make that bag little bigger I really love this bag but small can u make little bigger please...kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3LVhYlnmb6Znrc

[@alihamza9128]

And with your tutorial I easily understand 😊

[@sepalikahndawala2285]

What is the yarn name?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

It is Drops Paris 😊