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Modern Market Bag

by Brandy Burke
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I’ve been working hard to clear out my bucket of cotton yarn scraps for the last two weeks. I call anything partially used a scrap, meaning I have remnants that are nearly full loaves of yarn and some that are but a yard or two.

I ran across this modern market bag pattern and thought it would use a few scraps – I didn’t realize that the bag is actually rather large and would really hit my scrap bin, I’m grateful because as soon as I run out of these scraps I get to have a field day replacing cotton yarn. Shopping is always fun.

I’ve really been into crochet farmer’s market bags this summer – though we’ve only gone to the Farmer’s Market once this season, we typically go a few times and I never want to be the gal at a sustainable farmer’s market event with a single-use plastic bag. I also just like making bags. Especially since I took my own personal crochet rule pledge recently to only crochet useful items.

You can grab the bag at the link below and scroll a little further to grab a free handmade care instructions printable, too!

This bag is definitely a top 3 on my favorite farmer’s market bags to make – it’s a mindless activity – and comes together really cute.


Get the Farmer’s Market Bag Pattern

You can get the Modern Market Bag pattern here from Salena Baca Patterns

And to go along with your bag and all of your crochet projects, grab my free Handmade with Love care instructions printable when you subscribe to my crafty newsletter below:

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