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How to Crochet a Bag: 15 Modern Bags Designs to Stitch (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781837836581)
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xDiscover the art of crocheting stylish, handmade bags for every occasion
This book features 15 exclusive patterns by da-Mira, offering a variety of textures, stitches, and designs to inspire your creativity. Learn the essential building blocks of bag-making: Base, Body, and Strap, and explore different foundations, techniques, and styles to create durable and fashionable accessories. From shoulder bags to coin purses, each project guides you step-by-step, starting with simple stitches and progressing to playful, unique designs such as checkered, striped, or floral patterns. Master various crochet techniques with confidence and create your collection of crochet bags. The projects include:- Shoulder bag
- Frilled handbag
- Coin purse
- Bucket bag
- Tote
- Cross body bag
- Granny square bag
- Square bag and more
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced crocheter, this book will help you create timeless, long-lasting bags that reflect your personal style.
Author: Melda Auditia
ISBN-10: 1837836582
ISBN-13: 9781837836581
Publisher: Quadrille Publishing
Language: English
Published: 10/06/2026
Pages: 144
Format: Paperback
Weight: 1.24lbs
By Melda Auditia
xMelda Auditia, with a background in Fashion Design, focused on designing garments. She first collaborated with her sister Mira, who crafted fabrics, at Bunka Fashion College, Tokyo. Inspired by their mother, a skilled bagmaker, Melda developed a deep understanding of bag construction. During the 2020 pandemic, Melda co-founded da-Mira, a crochet business offering unique yarns and supplies from Japanese and Korean stores, guiding enthusiasts worldwide.
Mira Alissa, with a background in Fashion Textiles, specialized in crafting intricate fabrics. She first collaborated with her sister Melda, who designed garments, at Bunka Fashion College, Tokyo. Inspired by their mother, a skilled bagmaker, Mira developed a deep understanding of bag construction. During the 2020 pandemic, Mira co-founded da-Mira, a crochet business offering unique yarns and supplies from Japanese and Korean stores, guiding enthusiasts worldwide.Recently Viewed Products
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