#ANINEBAG is a bold and textured crochet tote that plays with the look of both stripes and squares. Worked from the bottom up, the bag begins with a flat base crocheted in clusters of double crochet stitches, shaped through strategic increases. The sides are then built up in the round using the same cluster stitch pattern, creating a structured yet flexible fabric with striking visual rhythm.

Finally, the piece is divided and shaped into sturdy straps, which are crocheted seamlessly as a continuation of the body. The finished result is a soft, statement-making accessory that’s perfect for adding color and character to your everyday look.

INFO

Size: Anine Bag (Anine Big)

Gauge: 10 (7) double crochet using a 8 (12) mm hook = approx. 10 cm

Hook: 8 (12) mm

MATERIALS

ANINE BAG: COLOR A 250 g Ribbon XL from Hoooked (250 g = 120 m) or Ribbon Lux from LindeHobby (250 g = 130 m) or Ribbon Lurex from LindeHobby (250 g = 120 m) or Ribbon from Hobbii (250 g = 125 m) or Friends Ribbon from Hobbii (250 g = 125 m) or Friends Ribbon Gold from Hobbii (250 g = 125 m) or Daily Stitch Recycled Ribbon from Hobbii (250 g = 130)

ANINE BAG: COLOR B 250 g Ribbon XL from Hoooked (250 g = 120 m) or Ribbon Lux from LindeHobby (250 g = 130 m) or Ribbon Lurex from LindeHobby (250 g = 120 m) or Ribbon from Hobbii (250 g = 125 m) or Friends Ribbon from Hobbii (250 g = 125 m) or Friends Ribbon Gold from Hobbii (250 g = 125 m) or Daily Stitch Recycled Ribbon from Hobbii (250 g = 130)

ANINE BIG: COLOR A 1 skein Zpagetti from Hoooked (1 skein = 120 m)

ANINE BIG: COLOR B 1 skein Zpagetti from Hoooked (1 skein = 120 m)

TECHNIQUES 

Chain (ch): Yarn over and pull through the loop on the hook.

Slip stitch (sl st): Insert the hook into the stitch. Yarn over and pull through both the stitch and the loop on the hook.

Single crochet (sc): Insert the hook into the stitch and yarn over, pulling up a loop. Yarn over again and pull through both loops on the hook.

Double crochet (dc): Yarn over, insert the hook into the stitch, yarn over and pull up a loop. Yarn over and pull through the first 2 loops on the hook. Yarn over again and pull through the remaining 2 loops.