Deliciousness awaits you in this pattern! I love the artful presentation a big bowl of ramen has: the curly noodles, the colorful toppings, and all that tasty broth are picture perfect and guaranteed to make me hungry. I had SO much fun crafting each topping for this pattern. I went with a shoyu ramen, but there are endless opportunities for customization. Change the broth color or toppings to create your own custom dish!

Yarns:
Worsted cotton yarn (I used Dishie by KnitPicks, their color names are in parentheses)

• Blue (Azure, 100g, 190 yds)
• White (White, 100g, 190 yds)
• Noodles (Creme Brulee, 50g, 8 yds)
• Broth (Butterscotch, 100g, 190 yds)
• Pork Brown (Sunbaked, 10 yds)
• Pork Beige (Linen, 10 yds)
• Pork Dusty Pink (Colonial Rose, 10 yds)
• Nori Dark Green (Kenai, 60 yds)
• Bok Choy Green (Jade, 20 yds)
• Yolk Yellow (Bumblebee, 5 yds)
• Naruto Hot Pink (Begonia, 3 yd)

A note about yarns: You are welcome to use whatever sturdy yarn you desire. I highly suggest a cotton worsted weight as it will result in a durable and structured bag.

Stitches used:
Ch: Chain stitch
SC: Single crochet
DC: Double crochet
HDC: Half double crochet
BRO: Work in the back ridge of a ch
FLO: Front loop only
BLO: Back loop only
SLST: Slip stitch
FO: Finish off
WE: Work even
Inc: Increase
Dec: Decrease
MR: Magic ring method of starting a crochet piece in the round
Rnd: Round

Tools & Other Materials:

• Size G/ 4.25 mm Hook
• Scissors
• Measuring tape
• 24” long or longer zipper
• Stuffing (or yarn scraps, fabric scraps)
• Sewing needle and thread
• Large sewing needle for stitching with yarn
• ¼ yard of cotton fabric for the lining
• Sewing machine (optional, you can create this bag by handsewing only)
• 12”x12” plastic embroidery canvas