i’m not sure why for the longest time this kind of bag base would confuse me, but my brain just finally understood & im soo happy 😂🎉 currently making this bag on my trip! ☺️
THANK YOU MS. CORAL J. FOR THE BAG TUTORIAL. ONE QUESTION DID YOU USE 1 SKEIN ON THE CARON COTTON RIPPLE CAKE FOR THE BAG? THANKS AGAIN & HAPPY CROCHETING. 🎉🎉🎉🎉
OMG TYSM FOR RE-UPLOADING THIS VIDEO. I was so sad when it was gone and I was half way done. I LOVE this bag! TY!!!! Edit: also I have a question. Why did you get rid of the pictures with the graph stuff and numbers? Like the rounds of increases or the math that was like totals stitches/ 6.8 stuff like that. Was it confusing for some people? Sorry if this is confusing.
Idk if you're still interested in advice but literally LET IT HAPPEN. Once you finish the piece you can block your work and that should help it stay in place.
@@jamiesanchez3722after you finish the piece, you soak it in water (and conditioner/softener if you want softer yarn for the finish) and then thoroughly (but gently) roll out excess water in a towel. Then lay the work flat and let it dry. If you can see the piece still curling as it’s drying, pin the edges down into place and then let it dry. This process loosens up the fibers and lets the piece relax and sit properly. Lots of tutorials on it if you are confused along the way! Hope this helps 😊
using the same yarn (the brand and everything) and hook size but ur dc's look bigger than mine. i'm wondering if they changed the yarn bc even your strands look a lil thicker. idgi. 😭
i did five rows and the sides are curled a little.. scared to keep going cus i don’t want to undo my work if i end up finding out it’s not supposed to b like that. is curling on the edges normal for 5 rows?? pls lmk queen
For you round 5-6 to start crocheting the size of the bag, after you chain 2 do you insert the dc in that same stitch or go to the next chain? Need help please 😊
sorry if you already told this but how big is the bag if i did the bag exactly the same way that in this video? like same amount of stiches and same yarn. can it fit my laptop or
@@zainabb-skevery ball of yarn (like brands and material) has a different amount of yards so is easier and more universal to measure in yards or meters , every ball of yarn should come with the amount of yards that is has
when i start doing my repeat rounds, it is going flat instead of up and now is shaped like a fortune cookie. is this supposed to happen? Do I keep going or did I do something wrong?
And I have some curling. I saw another comment saying that if I keep going the curling will go away but my bag is getting bigger horizontally and not taller.
Hey:) make sure that your stitch count stays the same every row, it does tend to go outwards for the first few rows but should even out and go upwards if you’re making sure the stitch count is the same.
Because increases beyond row 4 of the base will result in curvature that cannot be flattened (possibly row 5 works if you block it). I personally think that stopping at row 4 and only doing DCs is best because it'll elevate shortly. If you want a bigger bag, then increase the number of starting chains.
