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    Bobby Bucket Bag: Finished Size

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    This document provides instructions for making the Bobby Bucket Bag using chunky yarn and a 9mm crochet hook. The bag is approximately 18 inches wide and long with 8 inch long handles. Materials needed include 4 balls of chunky yarn, a crochet hook, and yarn needle. The pattern is worked continuously in rounds from the bottom up, increasing stitches in early rounds before continuing in pattern to form the bag. Handles are added in round 27 by chaining and skipping stitches. The final round closes the bag with single crochet.

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    This document provides instructions for making the Bobby Bucket Bag using chunky yarn and a 9mm crochet hook. The bag is approximately 18 inches wide and long with 8 inch long handles. Materials needed include 4 balls of chunky yarn, a crochet hook, and yarn needle. The pattern is worked continuously in rounds from the bottom up, increasing stitches in early rounds before continuing in pattern to form the bag. Handles are added in round 27 by chaining and skipping stitches. The final round closes the bag with single crochet.

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    This document provides instructions for making the Bobby Bucket Bag using chunky yarn and a 9mm crochet hook. The bag is approximately 18 inches wide and long with 8 inch long handles. Materials needed include 4 balls of chunky yarn, a crochet hook, and yarn needle. The pattern is worked continuously in rounds from the bottom up, increasing stitches in early rounds before continuing in pattern to form the bag. Handles are added in round 27 by chaining and skipping stitches. The final round closes the bag with single crochet.

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    This document provides instructions for making the Bobby Bucket Bag using chunky yarn and a 9mm crochet hook. The bag is approximately 18 inches wide and long with 8 inch long handles. Materials needed include 4 balls of chunky yarn, a crochet hook, and yarn needle. The pattern is worked continuously in rounds from the bottom up, increasing stitches in early rounds before continuing in pattern to form the bag. Handles are added in round 27 by chaining and skipping stitches. The final round closes the bag with single crochet.

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    Bobby Bucket Bag 

    Finished size:
    ● Width 45 cm (18 inches)
    ● Length 45 cm including the handles (18 inches)
    ● Handles 20 cm long x 3 cm wide (8 x 1 inch)

    Materials:
    ● 4 x 100 g balls of Panda Soft Cotton Chunky (or other chunky yarn with recommended
    hook size = 10 mm). I used 375 g of the french blue, colour #2.
    ● 9 mm crochet hook
    ● Yarn needle

    Designer: Mother Bunch (Pauline Pearson) Version 2 - 28 February 2018

    ravelry @craftymotherbunch Etsy @motherbunch instagram @FrankstonHooker


    Bobby Bucket Bag

    Notes
    ● This pattern is written in US crochet terms
    ● The pattern is worked in a continuous round, ​with tight tension to minimise holes
    ● Don't join the ends of rows with a slip stitch unless noted

    Stitches
    ● Magic ring ​tutorial here
    ● SC = single crochet (UK double crochet)
    ● HDC = half double crochet (UK half treble)
    ● Ch = chain
    ● Sl st = slip stitch

    Gauge:
    Although gauge is not that critical for a bag, ​please note that I used a tight tension for this
    pattern in order to minimise the holes/gaps.​ If your tension is a lot looser, your bag will end
    up larger, and you may not finish the pattern with only 4 balls of yarn.
    ● 8 HDC x 6 rows = 10×10 cm

    Designer: Mother Bunch (Pauline Pearson) version 2 - 28 February 2018

    ravelry @craftymotherbunch Etsy @motherbunch instagram @FrankstonHooker


    Bobby Bucket Bag

    Pattern
    ***Work in continuous round, crochet tightly***
    **Use a stitch marker to keep track of the start of your rows*”

    Start with a magic ring


    1. ch 1, 10 x HDC into the magic ring and pul ringl tight
    2. SC in the 1st st of previous row, HDC into the same stitch, 2x HDC in each of the
    remaining 9 stitches (20 stitches)
    3. *HDC in the 1st st of previous row, 2x HDC in the next stitch* repeat x 9
    (30 HDC)
    4. *HDC in the 1st and 2nd st of previous row, 2x HDC in the 3rd stitch* repeat x 9
    (40 HDC)
    5. *HDC in the 1st three st of previous row, 2x HDC in the 4th stitch* repeat x 9
    (50 HDC)
    6. *HDC in the 1st four st of previous row, 2x HDC in the 5th stitch* repeat x 9
    (60 HDC)
    7. *HDC in the 1st five st of previous row, 2x HDC in the 6th stitch* repeat x 9
    (70 HDC)
    8- 26. HDC in each stitch around (70 HDC)
    27. HDC in the first 12 st, ch 12 and skip 10 st, HDC in the next 25 st, ch 12 and skip
    10 st, HDC in the next 13 st (50 HDC, 2x12 ch spaces)

    ***At the point you should check your tension compared to my gauge (above)****
    If your tension is a lot looser, you won't finish the bag with only 4 balls.
    SOLUTION: unpick one row and start forming the handles on row 27 instead of 28

    28. HDC in the first 12 st, 20 HDC in the ch 12 space, HDC in the next 25 st, 20 HDC
    in the ch 12 space, HDC in the next 11 st, SC in the next st, sl st in the next st^
    (88 HDC, 1 SC, 1 sl st)
    29. Sl st into the first st of previous round, ch 1, SC in the same st, SC in each st
    around, join at end with slip st and finish off. (90 SC).

    ^Note: this is to create a level base for the start and end of the final row. In the final row, the last
    SC will be into the sl st at the end of row 28.

    Designer: Mother Bunch (Pauline Pearson) version 2 - 28 February 2018

    ravelry @craftymotherbunch Etsy @motherbunch instagram @FrankstonHooker

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