Girl's handbag, crocheted, based on the healer of the forest.

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Today I want to show through a tutorial how to make a cute little girl's crochet bag, inspired by the healer of the forest, the colors: light green and dark green match nature, the beautiful green of the plants, especially clovers.
Girls will be happy to use this cute bag.

Materials needed for the realization of the cute little girl's bag , based on the forest healer, are the following:

• Knitting yarn , colors: light green and dark green .
• Needle or crochet hook.
• Wool needle.
• Scissors.
• Beige and green beads.

Steps for the realization of the bag:

• The `first thing we will do is take the needle and the light green yarn , make a magic ring, inside the ring , put 6 low stitches and close the round with a slip stitch.
• For the 3rd row make an increase in each stitch for a total of 12 stitches, finish the row with a slip stitch.
• Row 4: pick up a stitch, cast on a single crochet, cast on a single slip stitch and cast on a double slip stitch, this way you will make the sequence, at the end of the row, you will have 18 stitches.
• Row 5: cast on two single crochets and cast on the next stitch, continue with the sequence until you finish the row (24 stitches).
• 6 row: knit three single crochets, one in each stitch and in the fourth stitch an increase, we continue with the sequence, at the end of the row we would have 30 stitches.
• 7 rows: knit 4 single crochets and an increase, continue the sequence until the end of the row (36 stitches), we must remember to finish the row with a slip stitch.
• 8 rows: 5 single crochets, in each of the stitches and an increase, in total 42 stitches.
• To avoid getting lost in the stitches, you must place the pin at the beginning of each row.

• Now we have the first part of the bag ready, in the same way we make the other top.

• Then we glue the two parts or lids of the bag, we cut the threads of one lid , we leave the thread of the other lid , we lift 8 chains and place both lids on the right side, we glue the other one in the same place where the other one is. Right there in those 8 chains, when we turn, we make a slip stitch, another slip stitch in the other stitch, and in the next stitch we make a single crochet, 3 more slip stitches in the different stitches, there are 2 left to complete the 8, we make two slip stitches, we take a stitch of the cover, you can be guided by the image, and we will do it until we close the whole bag, leaving an opening.

• To make the front cover of the bag, we do the following, raise a chain of 12, make 4 low stitches, at the end of the 10 in the same stitch put four low stitches and go around and make 10 more low stitches, when we arrive, the fabric should be turning.
• Make 10 single crochet stitches, until you get to the edge, where we made increases in the previous row, make 10 double crochet stitches again, where you made the increases in the previous row, make increases, and do the same for all the rows.

• To make the clovers: make a magic ring, raise two chains, inside the ring put a high stitch, a half high stitch, a high stitch and two chains and finish inside the ring with a slipped stitch, with this we make the first petal of the clover, so we will do until we have 4 petals and finally we make a chain of 5, to each one we make slipped stitches and the excess we cut it with scissors.
• For the string where the bag is going to be hanged, we make 70 chain stitches, then we glue it to both sides of the bag. With the wool needle.

• To finish, we sew the cover, the clovers and the beads.

Here we can see the final result of the beautiful crochet knitted bag for girls, inspired by the healer of the forest.

Thank you for reading my post, I hope you like it.
The photos are mine, taken with my Infinix phone, edited with incollage and translated with DEEPL.