Single Stitch Bicolor Pouch
Finished Size
Width Approx. 14 cm x Length Approx. 15 cm
Tools
Materials
• Super Bulky Weight Yarn {35 m/70 g)
Acolor40 g
B color 30 g
• Sewing thread or embroidery thread
Abbreviation
eh (chain stitch)
sc (single crochet)
sl st (slip stitch)
Making
Using color A, make 8 chains plus one.
Crochet a single stitch, using the hook and insert it through the first row.
Complete one single crochet.
Turn, change to Color B and begin row 2. Chain one, then single crochet in each chain of the previous row.
* Things are easier if you wrap the outer yarn whilst stitching.
Repeat for row 3
After 2 rows or so, change color before continuing. Every so often, check that the amount of stitches remains the same, and is not increasing or decreasing. If you make a mistake, untangle and stitch again.
From row 20,use color A for five rows. Slip stitch the next row.
Fold the bottom section of your pouch towards about the halfway point from the top, to leave room for the flap. Using color A stitch the two pieces together with the darning needle, finishing off the pouch.
Finish off both edges and fasten the threads by tucking them into the weave to prevent them from being noticed.
Turn the pouch back around to the front. Ready a button and a square of felt (2 cm). Make sure the button easily passes through the hole.
Stick the felt firmly to the back, and then attach the button. For a cuter finish, use
matching embroidery thread.
Cut off any excess pieces of felt.
Fasten the button. Complete!