Showing posts with label hexagon bag. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hexagon bag. Show all posts

Thursday, September 6, 2012

My Mega Project

bag paradise

These are the bags (and beanie) that kept me busy this past 2 weeks. Real busy.
Alhamdulillah, everything is now finished and I can go back to campus with ease.

Let's have a look one by one

Lots of LOVES
This plus size bag is for my dear sister. She designed the bag herself. This is actually my WIP which have been started about a year ago. Thank God it's finished now

3 words to describe: Simple-pretty-cute! 
I'm loving it

Ripple bag
The evergreen ripple bag. 
My sister asked, 'why don't you create a new bag with new design?' 
she was getting bored with this design due to the fact that I've made loads of them since this past 2 years. 
I could only reply, ' I won't stop making this bag because the demand is high!' 

tapestry sling bag

I love this pink bag so much. However, this picture didn't do justice to the real bag, the actual one is way more beautiful than this. I'm secretly hoping that the bag owner doesn't want it so that I can own this bag! (it's not a secret anymore:-)

candy bag
 'whoaa...why so cute??', asked my sister, referring to the sling bag above 
This small sling bag is very very very cute. The bag is lined with cotton fabric with 2 zipper pockets inside. For the shoulder strap, I use Clover Wonder Knitter (available to purchase). It creates a sturdy knit-like strap with hole in the middle. Cuteness overload!

African Flower bag
 This is an african flower bag with 26 hexagon motifs. I've written down the tutorial in here

B&W bag
This zigzag tote bag is inspired by Sarawak vase. My mum loves Sarawak vase so much, so I made this bag for her. It has an ethnic element in it, would you agree with me?

3 words: elegant-exotic-extraordinary


last but not least...a baby beanie. 

Thanks for reading~
Happy crafting

Wednesday, August 29, 2012

Tutorial: African Flower Bag

This is a tutorial on how to crochet an African Flower bag. There are 3 crucial steps to follow, 1-making flowers using flower loom, 2- making hexagon motifs with flower loom centre, and the final part is; 3- joining the hexagons together. This tutorial do not include tutorials for making bag handles. Feel free to use your own prefered style and share with us, We'd love to see the outcomes~

African Flower Bag with Flower Loom Centre

1- How to Make Simple Flower using Flower Loom
Visit this link for step by step tutorial 

2- How to Crochet African Flower with Flower Loom Centre
visit this link for video tutorial (I do not own this video)


3- How to Join African Flower Hexagon

African Flower Bag Pattern

Let pictures do the talking
(click to enlarge)






 if you find this tutorial helpful, kindly share with others. Lets spread the FUN of Crocheting to the world~


 psst..kindly drop the link of your projects in the comment form, if you make any :-)


Happy crocheting everyone!

African Flower Bag


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