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Jolly Bag in Scheepjeswol Stonewashed XL

Hi guys!

Two special friends of mine (Kay and Jo) have made me this gorgeous Jolly Chunky Bag with Scheepjeswol Stonewashed XL.  The pattern is available for free HERE on Attic24.  It is simply gorgeous and gorgeously simple!

Attic 24 Crochet Bag in Scheepjewol Stonewashed XL

The lining was chosen on my very first visit to the new Fabric Warehouse (in Uxbridge, London), right after I had first started making Sophie in the Stonewashed XL.  At first glance we thought the animals on the fabric were little scheep, making them perfect for the Scheepjes (Sheep) bag.  On closer inspection we realized that they were hedgehogs and Jo promptly dubbed them “Scheepjeshogs”.

I cannot begin to tell you how many special memories and nostalgic “nonsenses” are intertwined in this bag.  It represents all of my Sophie journey, as well as 4 wonderful crochet friends:  Jenny, Lynnette, Kay, and Jo.

*shakes herself*

Back to my beautiful bag!

Kay crocheted the bag…

Attic 24 Crochet Bag in Scheepjewol Stonewashed XL

..and Jo added the lining.

Attic 24 Crochet Bag in Scheepjewol Stonewashed XL

She also added some personalized bits and bobs like this super cute hedgehog button…

Attic 24 Crochet Bag in Scheepjewol Stonewashed XL

…and this “Handmade With Love” label.

Attic 24 Crochet Bag in Scheepjewol Stonewashed XL

If you look at the photo above, you will see that Jo actually stitched the lining to the handles instead of hand-sewing it like the rest of the bag.  She says that she learnt by trial and error.  And the stitches are hardly visible on the outside of the handles.  In fact, most of them aren’t visible at all.

Attic 24 Crochet Bag in Scheepjewol Stonewashed XL

My first glimpse of the bag-in-progress was when Kay came to help me with Part 13 of Sophie’s Universe.

Attic 24 Crochet Bag in Scheepjewol Stonewashed XL

I was amazed at how much more vibrant the Stonewashed colours looked on the bag.  In my large Sophie the colours are deceptively muted.

Attic 24 Crochet Bag in Scheepjewol Stonewashed XL

My next glimpse of the Jolly Crochet Bag was when I went to visit Fabric Warehouse at the end of April.  I got to look at the flowers…

Attic 24 Crochet Bag in Scheepjewol Stonewashed XL

…and I got to fool around with the bag.

Attic 24 Crochet Bag in Scheepjewol Stonewashed XL

Kay has kindly recorded the nitty-gritty of making Lucy’s Jolly Chunky Bag in Stonewashed XL, so if you want to make a similar bag, here are all the details:

Lucy’s Jolly Chunky Bag in Stonewashed XL

Pattern

You can find the pattern HERE.

Hook

Kay used a 5 mm Clover Amour Crochet Hook (US 8/H  UK 6).  You can find the whole set of Clover Amour Crochet Hooks HERE on Amazon (currently $43 – discounted from $72).

Attic 24 Crochet Bag in Scheepjewol Stonewashed XL

Yarn

I chose Scheepjeswol Stonewashed XL (available HERE from Deramores) in the following  9 colours:  Moonstone, Deep Amethyst, Corundum Ruby, Lemon Quartz, Canada Jade, Blue Apatite, Green Agate, Amazonite, and Yellow Jasper.  Deramores ships worldwide above a certain amount, by the way.

Kay used approximately 35 g of each colour, so I have a little bit left over to play with.

Pattern Adaptations (to allow for difference in yarn weight)

The first 3 adaptations were personal choice.

  1. Magic ring to start.
  2. Standing dc at the start of each round.
  3. Invisible join at the end of each round.
  4. 10 rounds of increases (necessary to obtain diameter of 23cm).  {110 st’s}
  5. Rounds 11-29:  No increases.  {110 st’s}
  6. Round 30:  Increase 1 dc at the end of the round.  This was necessary to make the scallop pattern fit correctly, due to the extra round of increases for the base).  {111 st’s}
  7. Straps: 110 foundation sc’s plus 7 rows of single crochet.

Yarn Used Per Round

Bag

  1. Blue Apatite – 1 g
  2. Yellow Jasper – 1 g
  3. Canada Jade – 2 g
  4. Deep Amethyst – 3 g
  5. Green Agate – 4 g
  6. Lemon Quartz – 4 g
  7. Blue Apatite – 5 g
  8. Corundum Ruby – 6 g
  9. Amazonite – 6 g
  10. Yellow Jasper – 7 g
  11. Green Agate (and all the following rounds) – 7 g
  12. Canada jade
  13. Moonstone
  14. Deep Amethyst
  15. Amazonite
  16. Lemon Quartz
  17. Corundum Ruby
  18. Canada Jade
  19. Blue Apatite
  20. Moonstone
  21. Yellow Jasper
  22. Deep Amethyst
  23. Green Agate
  24. Corundum ruby
  25. Lemon Quartz
  26. Moonstone
  27. Amazonite
  28. Blue Apatite
  29. Deep Amethyst
  30. Lemon Quartz

Scallop Edge

Green Agate – 10 g

Attic 24 Crochet Bag in Scheepjewol Stonewashed XL

Straps

  1. Blue Apatite and Yellow Jasper (foundation rows) – 10 g each.
  2. Lemon Quartz and Canada Jade – 8 g each.
  3. Amazonite and Moonstone – 8 g each.
  4. Corundum Ruby and Deep Amethyst – 8 g each.

Flowers

One in each colour except Canada Jade – 3 g each.

Leaves

8 in Canada Jade – 10 g for 8 leaves.

Attic 24 Crochet Bag in Scheepjewol Stonewashed XL

I absolutely LOVE my bag and I would like to say thank you to Lucy for this simple pattern.  Also a massive thank you to Kay and Jo for making me feel special beyond words with their generous gift.

My Jolly Chunky Crochet Bag is just big enough to fit my small Sophie in (up to Part 18 in the photo below).  I am almost too scared to use it in case it gets grubby.  I say “almost”, because there is no way in the world that I would NOT use it.

Attic 24 Crochet Bag in Scheepjewol Stonewashed XL

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Happy Hooking!

Dedri

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13 Comments May 14, 2015

Comments

  1. Christine Nott says

    April 13, 2020 at 11:30 pm

    Hi I love your bag colours I have just made one of Lucy’s jolly bags could you please let me know how you measured to line the bag. Mine would look so much better lined. I look forward to hearing from you
    Best wishes
    Christine

    Reply
    • Dedri Uys says

      April 25, 2020 at 7:08 pm

      Hi Christine. I wish I could help you, but my bag was lined for me by a very dear friend. I will ask her if she can remember how she did it.

  2. Simone says

    June 20, 2015 at 3:30 am

    Love the bag in Scheepjeswol!

    Reply
    • Dedri Uys says

      June 21, 2015 at 4:32 pm

      Thank you, Simone :)

  3. Maggie Lewin says

    May 26, 2015 at 2:24 pm

    What a gorgeous bag. Thank you for sharing. Just curious is there any stiffening in the bottom or sides? Had the idea of doing a smaller one with hook sized pockets all round for all my hooking tools.

    Reply
  4. Kathy says

    May 19, 2015 at 12:18 am

    I have had this pattern since you first put it “out there” Such talent you have and such a wonderful heart being so willing to share all of it. I certainly appreciate you.

    Kathy

    Reply
    • Jenny says

      May 22, 2015 at 7:21 am

      Thank you Kathy :)

  5. RUsini Mohd Yusoff says

    May 16, 2015 at 10:53 pm

    I love the bag! Made one for a friend’s bityhday…

    Reply
  6. Dedri Uys says

    May 16, 2015 at 10:29 am

    Happy memories indeed! When you see Lucy next time, please tell her I love the pattern x

    Reply
  7. kathleen mcgraw says

    May 15, 2015 at 5:17 am

    I love this bag! And the Stone Washed yarn. Thank you for the pictures and the pattern. As soon as I’m done with Sophie, this will be my sister’s birthday gift.

    Reply
    • Dedri Uys says

      May 16, 2015 at 10:21 am

      Thank you, Kathleen. Attic 24’s patterns are always so simple and delightful. I think it takes a lot of skill to design less that looks like more, if that makes sense.

  8. Debi Nattier says

    May 14, 2015 at 11:54 pm

    I like the idea of lining the bag, I just finished mine. I have to sew on the flowers, but I think I will line it first. Where did you get the cute buttons? They really set it off.

    Reply
    • Dedri Uys says

      May 16, 2015 at 10:30 am

      Debi, do you mean the flower buttons or the hedgehog button?

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