Simple Dinner Bag

This simple dinner bag is made using a 4 mm hook and a 3 mm polypropylene yarn. These type of yarn is suitable for bags. As for the bag accessories, there are plenty to choose from. It is big enough to place your handphone and stuffs but not too big.

I started with chain 20, chain 1 more, sl stitch onto the 2nd chain from hook, do a half double crochet and a slip stitch and a half double crochet and a slip stitch - continue this pattern till the end of the line.

Will always start with a slip stitch and end with a half double crochet at the end of the line. Once I get my desired length, do single crochet all around the sides. At each corner do 2 single crochet in one.

As for the sides, I chain 6, chain 1 more, slip stitch to the 2nd chain from hook and repeat the above pattern. Do single crochet all around the side and remember to put 2 single crochet at the corners.

Here is the tutorial video :

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