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Easy Unique Crochet Farmer’s Market Bag

by Brandy Burke
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I’ve recently become obsessed with this new crochet farmer’s market bag pattern that I stumbled across. So much in fact that I’ve made many for my daughters and my mother. I like that it’s a repetitive stitch that I can utilize while sitting and watching television and that the handle portion is well thought out – something I find isn’t so on many reusable grocery bag patterns.

We had a family farmer’s market day a couple of weeks ago – both my daughters and their husbands, my husband, and my parents joined me in downtown OKC at Scissortail Park for a bit of shopping followed by brunch. I was really disappointed that I hadn’t thought at the time to make them these bags, but they do at least have them now.

I did not create this pattern, but I love it so much that I’m happy to share it:

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For this bag, I use a lot of scrap yarn, mostly from ILTY – I like softer cotton and hate the hand fatigue I get from cotton that is marketed as dishcloth cotton.

I love a good farmers market bag and this one works up so quickly - grab the pattern!

When Farmer’s Market Season is over, the cotton washes up nicely until next season – or they work great for groceries, dance bags, diaper bags, and can be easily resized.

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Modern Market Bag June 27, 2023 - 1:05 pm

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