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Fanny pack with plush yarn
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Product Description
This crochet pattern contains instruction with step-by-step on how to make fanny pack with plush.
This pattern includes written pattern with instructions for each rows with foto and link to video(1 h 10 min).
All the instructions are made in English (US).
To create such bag you shall know how to make: ✔ chains ✔ single crochet ✔ slip stitch ✔ double crochet ✔ Increase ✔ Decrease ✔ bobble stitch ✔ Sew with a needle
Fanny Pack with Plush Yarn by Anna Kuznietsova
What is Being Made
This downloadable crochet pattern creates a banana-shaped fanny pack designed by Anna Kuznietsova. The finished accessory measures approximately 10 inches in width (26–27 cm), 8 inches in height (20 cm), and 4 inches in depth (9–10 cm), making it a compact and playful wearable bag perfect for carrying small essentials.
Craft and Primary Technique
This project is created entirely using crochet, a fiber arts technique that uses a single hooked tool to loop yarn into interconnected stitches. Crochet is ideal for creating textured, dimensional pieces and is particularly well-suited to working with specialty yarns like plush varieties. The pattern is classified as beginner level, making it accessible to those new to crochet who want to create a functional and visually striking accessory.
Stitches and Construction Methods
While specific stitch names are not detailed in the pattern materials list, the construction relies on fundamental crochet techniques appropriate for beginners. The gauge is specified as 12 stitches and 9–11 rows per 4 inches (10 cm), which helps ensure proper sizing and drape. The pattern incorporates the use of markers to track stitch placement and pattern progression, a common practice in crochet to prevent mistakes and maintain consistency throughout the work.
Materials and Tools Required
- Yarn: Super chunky plush yarn, 120 meters per 100 grams, 1 skein. Suggested brands include Himalaya Dolphin Baby or YarnArt Dolce, both known for their soft, velvety texture
- Hook: Size N4 (4 mm) crochet hook, appropriately sized for super chunky yarn
- Hardware and Notions: Corsage tape measuring 43 inches (1 meter 10 centimeters) with a 1-inch (3 cm) width, a 1-inch (3 cm) wide plastic buckle, and a 10-inch (25 cm) zipper for the opening
- Construction Materials: Adhesive material (12 by 12 inches or 30 by 30 cm), sewing thread, sewing needle, pins, and a lighter for finishing yarn edges
- Finishing Tools: An iron and damp cloth for blocking and shaping, plus scissors for trimming
- Lining: Fabric for lining the interior (lining construction is not included in this tutorial)
Yarn Weight and Texture
The pattern uses super chunky plush yarn, which creates a soft, tactile surface and works up quickly due to its thick weight. Plush yarn, also known as velvet or chenille yarn, produces a luxurious, velvety finish that adds visual interest and comfort to the finished fanny pack. This yarn weight is forgiving for beginners, as stitches are large and easy to see, reducing the likelihood of mistakes.
Pattern Format and Usage
This is a downloadable PDF pattern created by independent designer Anna Kuznietsova. The pattern is provided for personal use only and may not be translated, sold, or distributed without the designer's permission. However, finished products made from this pattern may be sold, allowing crafters to create handmade items for commercial purposes.
```Specifications
| Brand: | Independent Designer |
| Yarn Weight: | Super Chunky |
| Featured Products: | Bernat Baby Velvet |
| Pages: | 15 |
| Designer: | Anna Kuznietsova |
| Craft: | Crochet |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Notes: | Corsage tape, 43 3/8 inches (1m 10 cm), width: 11/4 inches (3сm), Plastic buckle, width: 11/4 inches (3cm), Adhesive material, Lighter |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Skill Level: | Beginner |
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