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Crochet Bags
Totes, market bags, clutches and shoulder bags built to carry weight without losing their shape.
- Difficulty
- Intermediate
- Category
- Products
- Common fibres
- Cotton, Linen, Jute & Raffia, Hemp
Definition
A crochet bag combines a firm base, a fabric structure chosen for its stretch behaviour, a lining, and reinforced handle attachments.
Overview
Fibre choice is structural: cotton, linen, jute and raffia hold shape, while wool and acrylic sag under load.
Every bag we make is lined and every handle tab is hand-stitched through the lining, because attachment points are where bags fail.
Characteristics
- Firm base
- Inelastic fibres
- Lined interior
- Reinforced handles
Typical uses
- Everyday totes
- Market and beach bags
- Evening clutches
- Gift bags
Questions
Will a crochet bag stretch out of shape?
Not when it is made in an inelastic fibre with a lining and reinforced handles — the three things that prevent sag.
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