This free video tutorial in English subtitles covers how to make a crochet pineapple net bag, a unique stitch that I challenge all beginners to try!! You will learn that crocheting this charming accessory is not only simple, but also a lot of fun!
WHAT IS THE BEST WAY TO CROCHET PINEAPPLE NET BAG?
You must follow along with the video to learn how to change size when crocheting this pineapple net bag!You will need macrame yarn which is composed of 80% cotton and 20% polyester. You also need a size 6/0 or 3.50mm. I suggest using light and vibrant colors to make the pineapple net pattern stand out. Though, pineapple net is so amazing that it will look lovely in any color.
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What makes the pineapple net bag special is that you cannot find something this unique at any department store or at the mall or even online! The crochet pineapple bag has an exotic and new feel to it that you cannot find anywhere else.
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Uses of Crochet Pineapple Net Bag
The beautiful crochet pineapple net bag is a stylish accessory that can compliment any summer outfit. You can choose to crochet the base of the net bag with a navy colored yarn and the rest of the bag with altering shades of lighter blues. I call this “Inspired by the sea” design.
If you are looking for a more tropical feel to your pineapple net bag, or a pineapple bag that contains the colors of the pineapple, consider stitching it with colors such as oranges, yellows, and a hint of green.
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Tutorial and photos of this net bag by: Adel handmade. You can find the part 2 of the tutorial here: Part 2.
Jan Booth
This is super cute! I can’t help but thing how great it would be if the handles and the bottom were reinforced with metal hoops stitched in. Is there any way to get the diameter of the handles and the bottom rounds?