How to Crochet a Perfect Oval Shape | Oval Bag Bottom Tutorial | Double Crochet Oval for Tote Bag

[@viviberrycrochet]

Thank you so much for watching the video. Hope it's helpful. let's crochet together.☺ Another Crochet Bag Tutorial: kzbin.info/aero/PLgq8NY2cCkbC8dK9CumkIohoUB0af6y7S Can join us and share your works facebook.com/viviberrycrochet99

[@lasuperchica59]

Is it possible for you, or someone in this thread, to tell me how I would continue this? The oval came out perfectly but it is not a big enough base for the purse I am making. Thank you in advance for any help offered.

[@lasuperchica59]

Is there some kind of formula? I can't seem to discern a pattern. Thanks again!

[@monicadizon438]

Also need to know😢

[@puanleny2039]

​@@lasuperchica59 up

[@reginagawanas8260]

Q❤

[@Vkaur696]

Wow. Got this just in time. I am making a rainbow bag. Will make this base in cream color. Thanks a lot.

[@serapugurlugil9214]

WOW !!❤❤❤❤ LOVE YOUR WAY OF TEACHING. I HAVE JUST MADE IT TO CROCHET LITTLE JUTE PURSE ❤❤❤❤ 15.08.2023. THANK YOU 🙏🏽 SO MUCH.

[@tinacahoon9819]

The way you close your rounds looks amazing!

[@viviberrycrochet]

Thank you☺

[@annepakrasi8994]

Thank you for the written instructions as well

[@TheRisingStar9]

Very neat and perfect. I also learnt how to slip stitch this new way. Thank you❤

[@nadeausaunderson-barber4801]

Wow. This is such a well-done video. Clearly seen movements and I have now been converted to doing the closing slip stitch like how you showed. It is so hard to tell it's there

[@EmojiFan]

Written out pattern for anyone who needs it! Chain 44 Row 1 Chain 2 Dc in 3rd stitch Place stitch marker Dc I’m each stitch 1dc in next stitch Place stitch marker 4dc in same stitch Dc in each stitch 1 dc in last stitch Place stitch marker 2dc in same stitch Slip stitch into 5th stitch from stitch marker Row 2 Ch 2 Dc in same stitch 2dc in next stitch Dc in each stitch 1dc in last stitch Place stitch marker 1dc in same stitch Dc inc in next 4 stitches Place stitch marker Dc in each stitch 1dc in last stitch Place stitch marker 1dc in same stitch Dc inc in next 2 stitches Sl st in to the next stitch (NOT into the chain! 10:25 ) Row 3 Ch 2 2dc in next stitch 1 dc in next stitch 2 dc in next stitch Dc in each stitch 1dc, 2 dc 5x Dc in each stitch 1dc 2dc 3x Slip stitch into next stitch (NOT the chain 15:06 ) Fasten off, and you’re done!💜

[@viviberrycrochet]

Wow appreciated. Thank you so much🥰

[@meidianasuryati6888]

What about next row, do we use the same pattern with row 3?

[@HOKUINHI]

You are FABULOUS!!!

[@43scorpione]

grazie cara amica, finalmente ho capito come fare un ovale perfetto! dopo tanti tutorials e tante chiacchiere......ti auguro un'estate serena !

[@jacqueline8432]

Thank you so much for helping me. I wanted to know how to make a bottom to a bag. Thank you so much have a good day.

[@viviberrycrochet]

Thank you☺

[@kimberlypatton205]

This my newest favorite channel! Thank you SO much for this! A friend makes plarn mats for the homeless and she gave me one for my new apartment to use as a rug in my kitchen… It is soft, very durable and so easy to wash and hangs to dry in no time! What a great way to reuse worthless plastic bags! So I have decided to start on an oval one for my bathroom and maybe a little larger oval one for my small loving room! I am so impressed with how they have so many great applications! You could even crochet two together for a thicker padded rug!

[@citygirlstuff]

Thank you! This was very helpful and clear.

[@veerpalkaurbrar1324]

Thank u its very useful M goingvto start my second bag

[@viviberrycrochet]

Thank you so much ☺

[@TanasaElenaRamona-c5s]

❤ Grazie mille per video🎉

[@viviberrycrochet]

Thank you😊

[@valerievo9543]

Wondetful! Thank u

[@b-islami6669]

hi vivi. i always watch your video. it's really helpfull for me. 😊

[@viviberrycrochet]

That's my pleasure. Thank you😊

[@loplipe]

Excellent! Tq so much for the tutorial. I made it and i’m so much more than happy! 🥹

[@roqaiawaleed1164]

Thank you so much!!!! The video was so helpful, I followed you and it turned out beautiful,ma sha' allah❤❤❤❤❤.

[@viviberrycrochet]

You're welcome☺

[@susanbaker902]

Beautiful work.

[@viviberrycrochet]

Thank you.☺

[@oliviamartin9745]

Super the most wanted video

[@viviberrycrochet]

Thanks much, Olivia🥰

[@Sasta_Gaming157]

Always appreciative projects 😊🙂👏

[@viviberrycrochet]

Thanks a lot☺

[@slipknotandallcrocheter]

I always love your creations. 💕❤ I am really inspired doing your artworks. ❤✨

[@viviberrycrochet]

Thanks a lot🥰🥰

[@29quijonjoanna18]

Thank you😊 your tutorial was so clear...it's easy to follow😊

[@viviberrycrochet]

You're welcome😊

[@rubyannechico6492]

I find your videos are so easy to follow, i hope you make an airpods crochet tutorial🥺I’ve been searching all over on YT but I find them so hard to understand. I hope you notice my comment❤

[@viviberrycrochet]

Thank you so much, I will try it on my other channel

[@mannauntylive6539]

Thank you dear

[@cynthiahoggatt6911]

For increasing you still use last row the same I am doing HDC

[@shahidabano481]

Very good give narration also please thanks God bless you dear

[@Tatita-ns6tu]

Excelente 👏 muy linda melodía saludos desde Lima Perú 🇵🇪❤️👏

[@viviberrycrochet]

Thank you very much😊

[@salmallon7189]

Can this technique be applied for thicker yarn and a larger hook ? Thank you

[@viviberrycrochet]

Yes, You can use them. Thank you

[@samtachaudhary6854]

Very nice 🥰

[@viviberrycrochet]

Thank you😊

[@PeachesCream-hh8mz]

I made what I needed, but how do I figure out the length and width? I need to make a mat for my kitchenaid stand mixer in 🇺🇸 Thank you.

[@rebeccagoodrich124]

Thank you so much for this! I am trying to crochet one of your bag patterns, and my ovals are a mess!

[@viviberrycrochet]

Enjoy😊

[@fionagriffiths-y5z]

I’m following a tote bag pattern with a diamond crocheted pattern on the sides . The pattern for the base ends with 120 stitches. I want to make the base like your video shows ( as it is better and nearer than the pattern I bought )..how many chain stitches do I need to finish with a total of 120.

[@remziyekayak4111]

Çok harikasın açık renk iplik kullanma belirgin❤

[@marionisavic5878]

Hey, great video!! Just have one question - when you make your foundation chain and chain additional 2 chains and make the first DC, is that chain 2 considered a DC in those 5 that go into the end? Thank you.

[@kendafarid9565]

If i am using a hdc stitch what should i do at the oval part should i do 5 dc or 5 hdc

[@butikmuslimsaladina]

How Many Multiple Chain if I want to decrease or Increase foundation chains ??

[@isabellelim2573]

Are dcs strong enough to hold the items that are placed in the bag compared to scs?

[@estherndidi9593]

Thanks for sharing

[@viviberrycrochet]

You're welcome😊

[@nicoletavare4122]

Sooo cute!! How much yarn was used in total?

[@FRNAZMEHRBAN]

Is it 1 dc in each stitch after that until you reach you desired height ?? No more increases???

[@Sufryi-w9n]

Yes

[@phuongvo3447]

Hello there, I love your videos. I'm new here. I just want to know, after the Oval bottom, how can I make the body of the handbag and the shape of the bottom still lie down as Oval. Thanks in advance for your support.

[@reannedg]

How do i do row 4? How do i know when to increase?

[@YoelaOlson]

The pattern is simple, you just have to keep adding an extra dc before the inc. So, row 3's corner was 1 dc 1 dc 2dc (or 2dc, inc, if you read patterns that way), and row 4's corner should be 1 dc 1dc 1dc 2dc (3dc, inc)

[@YoelaOlson]

The pattern is simple, you just have to add a DC before you increase. So, row 3 was 1dc 1dc 2dc and row 4 should be 1dc 1dc 1dc 2 dc. R1 - (inc) *5 R2 - (1dc, inc) *5 R3 - (2dc, inc) *5 R4 - (3dc, inc) *5 R5 - (4dc, inc) *5 R6 - (5dc, inc) *5 R7 - (6dc, inc) *5 Etc etc etc

[@abdallahaly2730]

شكرا لك

[@viviberrycrochet]

My pleasure

[@MK-me1jt]

Thank so much your tutorial help me alot. Would you please tell me if I want to do upto row 8,what will be the corner size?

[@thryssinstitches9655]

Ok i hope this helps, let me break it down. So 2nd row was 2dc in first and 2 DC in second stitch then you DC to the next corner and it's 2dc in each of the next five ok? Then when u get back to the first corner you do 2dc in rhe next 3 stitches making it also have DC in 5 stitches. Make sense? Then row three instead of 2dc then 2 DC. It's now 1dc then 2 then 1 then 2. Then 1dc in each stitch til you get to the other corner. It's 1dc 2dc, 5 times. Then you DC each stitch to the first corner and finish it up with 1dc 2dc, 3 times. Ok every row moving forward you're going to add one more 1dc. So the next row for example will be 1dc in the next 2 stitches then 2dc then 1 DC in next 2 stitches then 2dc. 1dc to next corner. Then 5 times you'll do 1dc 1dc 2dc. Finish the first corner up wirh 1dc 1dc 2dc three times. Next row will be 1dc 1dc 1dc 2dc twice, then other corner will be the same 5 times then you'll finish the original corner with 3 sets. Next row 1dc 1dc 1dc 1dc 2dc twice, other corner 5 times, finish up first corner 3 times. I hope that helps.

[@Sayuritds]

@@thryssinstitches9655 Thank you!! I was looking for this comment

[@mygardenlove4009]

Which thread is best for this bag

[@viviberrycrochet]

depends on your desire, pick which one you like

[@__yussra]

How do I make different measurements of this?

[@annebarton5947]

Can you tell me the length and breadth of this please? 😊

[@struberichizkek]

helloooo. what will be the increasing pattern if i make it to row 5?

[@struberichizkek]

@Mlxx25 X thank u so much

[@thryssinstitches9655]

Ok i hope this helps, let me break it down. So 2nd row was 2dc in first and 2 DC in second stitch then you DC to the next corner and it's 2dc in each of the next five ok? Then when u get back to the first corner you do 2dc in rhe next 3 stitches making it also have DC in 5 stitches. Make sense? Then row three instead of 2dc then 2 DC. It's now 1dc then 2 then 1 then 2. Then 1dc in each stitch til you get to the other corner. It's 1dc 2dc, 5 times. Then you DC each stitch to the first corner and finish it up with 1dc 2dc, 3 times. Ok every row moving forward you're going to add one more 1dc. So the next row for example will be 1dc in the next 2 stitches then 2dc then 1 DC in next 2 stitches then 2dc. 1dc to next corner. Then 5 times you'll do 1dc 1dc 2dc. Finish the first corner up wirh 1dc 1dc 2dc three times. Next row will be 1dc 1dc 1dc 2dc twice, then other corner will be the same 5 times then you'll finish the original corner with 3 sets. Next row 1dc 1dc 1dc 1dc 2dc twice, other corner 5 times, finish up first corner 3 times. I hope that helps.

[@huyentran8991]

I want to make bigger size so i crease 5dc, total 49 stich , right? After i will use chart bigger size you write in detail

[@mimifarina832]

Can i use milkcotton yarn?

[@viviberrycrochet]

Yes, you can.

[@mimifarina832]

@@viviberrycrochet ok noted.. tq 😊

[@anneblankinship4464]

Good video, wish it had verbal instructions though.

[@HOKUINHI]

Same!

[@Geeguess]

Me too the music drives me crazy

[@scareolTwitch]

Hi, love the tutorial, insanely helpful!!! 💌 A question though - I wanted to use this tutorial for a rounded scarf - can the initial number (44) of chains be bigger, or will it mess up the pattern? (I want to make the scarf longer) Cheers ❤

[@bettyhelmany9227]

Merci de votre aide précieuse

[@viviberrycrochet]

Merci😊

[@Thitruong-8x]

🥰🌹🌼

[@MabiFrimpong-uf2oq]

👌

[@tanyaknipe7174]

That's for the instructions. My only problem is it would of been nice to hear your voice and explaining everything. Sorry but that's my opinion

[@annebarton5947]

Sorry, just noticed measurements 😂