How cute is this chalk bag?! The bobbles make the project entertaining and quick and you can use left over red and green yarn to complete it. Have a climber in mind who needs a Christmas gift? Give them one of these! Or make one for yourself and show it off on the wall.
I am loving designing these giant food shaped chalk bags. I think I am on a roll! This one is especially adorable and I love the texture of the bobble stitches and the contrast of the green leaves. As soon as the snow melts up here we will be back out on the rock and I am sure to grab this chalk bag first.
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DESCRIPTION
This chalk bag is made with category 4, acrylic yarn and can be made in a couple of hours. It is the perfect size for your hand plus a chalk ball and is lightweight enough to be comfortable while climbing. Don’t sacrifice cuteness while climbing! Get out there with your fun and fearless makes!
MATERIALS
- Lion Brand’s Vanna’s Choice Yarn (~100 g total of red yarn and scraps of green yarn) (Weight: 4/medium)
- Size K (6.5) mm) crochet hook (bobbles form best with a larger hook)
- Finishing needle
- ~1 yard of paracord for belt
Chalk Bag Fabric Liner and Pull Cord Materials (Click here to receive your free PDF tutorial on how to add a fabric liner and pull cord to your chalk bag):
- 14 inches of paracord
- Toggle stopper
- Lightweight fabric liner (<1 square yard)
- Refillable chalk ball
- Eyelet or grommet
ABBREVIATIONS
ch: chain
st: stitch
sl st: slip stitch
sc: single crochet
sc2tog: single crochet two stitches together
dc: double crochet
Bobble st: (yarn over, insert your hook, pull up a loop, yarn over, pull through just 2 loops), repeat sequence 4 more times (5 total started double crochet) until you have 6 loops on your hook, yarn over, pull through all 6 loops on your hook
DIRECTIONS
This bag is worked in the round. Join each row by slip stitching into the first stitch at the end of each row.
Begin with red yarn. Bobble stitches form on the wrong side of your work, take this into account as you create your chalk bag.
Magic Circle
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Switch to green yarn.
Fasten off and weave in ends.
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RASPBERRY LEAVES (MAKE 6)
You will now finish off the chalk bag with the raspberry leaves.
Ch 5.
Do not fasten off yet. Single crochet around the perimeter of entire leaf, working 3sc in each corner.
Fasten off and leave ends long for sewing.
ASSEMBLY
Remember you can click here to get a free PDF guide to adding your own fabric liner and pull cord to your chalk bag!
Use the long tails from the six leaves to sew them around the mouth of your chalk bag along the green row.
Loop the yard of paracord through the weave of your chalk bag, at the back, and tie it around your waist. Cut down to the proper length.
Your chalk bag is complete! Get out and climb!
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