Free Crochet Pattern: Tassel Camisole-Style Tote

This is a crocheted piece.

A thin and lightweight crocheted flat bag.
It's shaped like a camisole, so I named it a cami bag.

I thought it would be nice to have one bag that I could play around with and add various decorations to, so I decided to knit it simply using double stitches!
I love bags, so I can't help but notice beautiful bags, and I once saw a bag with an interesting concept: a plain, plain bag that you can attach a pin badge to.
Adding a touch of your choice will make you feel even more attached to it.

For this bag, I decided to start by decorating it with tassels.
I chose a bag in a subdued color, thinking it would go with any color, and I also chose a chic color for the tassel.
It would also look really cute and pop if you changed all the tassels to different colors.
You can knit and sew multiple round motifs together, or make the knitted fabric into stripes...all sorts of different arrangements come to mind.

I knitted this with thin yarn because I wanted to be able to fold the thin knitted fabric and carry it around as an eco bag.
It would be fun to knit it in cute colors and make a shopping bag for children.
In such cases,Rabbit and bear motifsI added things like that... and the images started to form.
Please come up with some nice arrangements and have fun.

Yarn and Crochet Hook Size

Medium-fine linen thread (flax color)
30g balls, approximately 105m, 3 pieces each
Extra-fine linen thread (navy) as needed
No. 3 Crochet Hook
Thin lace needles, if available
cardboard

Finished Size

Height 44cm (including handle) Width 27cm
Total weight: 80g

Crochet Pattern

Body knitting pattern、Handle knitting pattern

Instructions

Please refer to the knitting pattern along with the instructions for how to make it.

①Start knitting from the bottom of the bag.
Cast on a chain of 60 stitches, then in rows 1 and 2, work one round in double crochets, increasing stitches on both ends. In rows 3 to 25, work 140 double crochets in one round without increasing or decreasing the number of stitches.

②From the 26th row, knit the part that will become the handle.
Attach yarn to the triangular part at the base of the handle in all places except for one (see the knitting pattern for the attachment points).
For the handle, work a double crochet back and forth. After you have worked up to row 51, bring the ends of the handle together on the same side (the ends of the stitches) and secure with an overlock.
Make the handle on the other side in the same way and your bag is complete.

③ Prepare six tassels for decoration. There is an explanation on a separate page about tassels, so please refer to "How to make a tasselPlease refer to the " page.

④ Attach the six tassels you made earlier to the bag. Adjust the placement to your liking while checking the balance.