Hot Air Balloon Bag by Heather Noble

Hot Air Balloon Bag

Crochet
August 2023
DK (11 wpi) ?
5 stitches and 5 rows = 1 inch
3.75 mm (F)
535 yards (489 m)
One size
US
English
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Level 2-Advanced (angle stitches)

Looking for a fun and unique crochet pattern? This hot air balloon bag crochet pattern is made using the mosaic crochet technique. It is worked in the round, so there are no ends to weave in.

This mosaic crochet pattern is an advanced skill level and is recommended for crocheters with experience in mosaic overlay crochet. Detailed instructions, photos, and video tutorials will guide you through each step of the project. With a little bit of patience and practice, you’ll be a pro in no time!

If you are new to angle stitches, I highly recommend trying them first with this free Heart Mug Rug pattern. https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/heart-mug-rug-2 This small 7”x 7” project is a great introduction to my angle notation system and includes my full stitch key.

This bag is perfect for carrying your crochet projects, or for using as a market bag or gifting to the hot air balloon enthusiast in your life!

Written for Mosaic Overlay Crochet, this pattern includes:
• Charts
• Written Pattern
• Detailed Instructions packet
• Stitch Key
• Photo tutorials
• Video tutorials for each type of stitch used in the pattern

Size: 12”x 12”
Size will vary depending on yarn weight and hook.
This calculation is based on weight 3 DK yarn and hook size of 3.75mm. Gauge: 5 stitched and 5 rows=1 inch

Yarn:
Color A (Design) – 183 yds
Color B (Background) – 352 yds

Check out all my bag designs! https://www.ravelry.com/bundles/bags-38037

This pattern is divided into 4 sections. I would suggest using the Knit Companion app (my personal preference as it is brilliant and saves on printer ink and paper), but I have also included layout instructions for the charts if you prefer to print out your pages. The written pattern sections correlate with the charts so they can be used together.

Special thanks to Kathy Gleich and Anita Schadeck for testing this pattern.

The instructions packet and video tutorials should answer any questions you may have. I also have a Facebook group dedicated to answering questions and building community around my patterns. Please join us! https://linktr.ee/heathernobledesigns