Queen B Fringe Bag

By: Kristin Omdahl from kristinomdahl.com

Queen B Fringe Bag

By: Kristin Omdahl from kristinomdahl.com

"Decadent, chic and wildly bohemian, this super fun and easy bag pattern is sure to please! Make one for yourself and the fashion divas on your gift list this holiday season. Begin at the base with narrow rows of single crochet, then wrap the body with rounds of double crochet through the back loop only to make adding the fringe incredibly simple. Adding a pre-made bag, inside-out, for lining takes all the fuss out of lining a bag. Handles are sewn on with yarn in a couple of minutes."

Click here for free crochet pattern

Beginner

Crochet HookH/8 or 5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

Crochet Gauge3 sts = 1"

Finished SizeBag is 9" high x 12" wide before handles or fringe. The finished bag is 12" wide x 14" tall

Materials List

3 balls Be So Tender Yarn
1 Kristin Omdahl organic cotton project bag for EASY lining
2 wooden purse handles

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Hippie Chick

Sep 21, 2017

Now that is a totally retro looking fringe bag. Love it. The downside is that most everything she uses in this free pattern are things you can only get by buying them from her site. She also from what I understand does not want you to use her patterns to make things you want to sell in your own online stores. The yarns are very expensive as we all know it is hard to compete with the major chains.

princess6860504

Sep 20, 2017

I noticed that she uses her own drawstring bag with her name on it, as the lining to the super cute fringe bag. I was wondering how are WE supposed to get one of those?! But if you look along the side of the page, she sells them as a "project bag" for $2.99. This bag is a perfect example of something that looks like a million bucks but no one would ever know you made it yourself. Cool!