Granny square tote

Create your own charming Granny Square Tote Bag with this step-by-step crochet tutorial. Unleash your creativity and craft a practical and colorful tote using simple granny squares. Perfect for beginners and experienced crafters alike. Start your DIY journey now!

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Crochet this gorgeous daisy bag using 13 granny squares and 24/7 Cotton! Free pattern, tutorial and video available!

Catherine Neil on Instagram: "A simple method of assembling a granny square bag 🧶 I’ve included a photo of the layout at the end of the video so that you can pause it and take note! This is my favourite way to assemble granny square bags as there’s little chance of messing up the layout! Pattern is the Daisy granny square tote bag by me and it’s also available as a kit on my Etsy shop ✨ #crochet #crochetpattern #crochetgrannysquare #daisygrannysquare #daisy #crochetbag #crochettotebag…

Whip up a fashionable shoulder bag in just 2 hours with this easy crochet pattern. Quick bag for beginners. Made with 3 granny squares.

This funky bag is crocheted by hand with love. Made with 10 individual granny squares sewn together, this tote is perfect for a trip to target, a night on the town and everything in between. Every bag is carefully crafted with each customer in mind, to provide a high quality, gorgeous product. The bag is roughly 11 by 6 inches. Visit my storefront for more color options.

Looking for the best granny square bag patterns? This collection of free crochet patterns will inspire you to transform those stacks of grannies into practical and stylish bags you’ll love to use.

Have some granny squares lying around? See how to transform a plain canvas bag with beautiful granny squares with this easy canvas bag DIY.

Omigoodness! How cute is this! And, how glad am I that I had enough for TWO totebags. One for me (natch!) and one for my lovely customer in Australia. I even have enough blanket leftover to make some messenger bags. Here's the process. The first step is cutting the afghan up into totebag sizes. Here's a picture of the pieces as I cut them. I had enough for two of these cross-shaped pieces. The narrow strips going out each side become the sides of the bag. The most boring part was to very…