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Royal Antler Bag
⚔️ Mock cables fit for royalty, no cable needle required
The Royal Antler Bag is a crochet mimic of knit cables, but not tricky! Working split single crochet and back loop single crochet with increases and decreases creates that knit look, with a beautiful fabric and no extra bulk.
Make the optional yarn handle or add a store bought one for a different vibe. It started in my Magical Stitches course and is now available on its own too.
★ See the whole Magical Stitches Course
✨ What makes it work
- Knit-look cables. Created with ssc and blo sc, no cable needle in sight.
- No bulk. A smooth, beautiful fabric that isn’t stiff or heavy.
- Simple construction. Continuous rounds for the handle and body, then a base worked in rows and stitched on.
- Handle your way. Crochet the yarn handle or attach store bought hardware.
✂️ What you’ll need
- Yarn: Hue + Me, Lion Brand (bulky, 137 yds/125g), 2 balls (about 225 yds). Colors shown: Salt, Arrowwood or Bellini
- Hook: J (6.0mm), or size to obtain gauge
- Tools: Removable Stitch Markers · Yarn Needle · Scissors
- Handle ideas: Bamboo Handles · Rattan Woven Bag Handles · Twist Handles
✿ Sizes
- With yarn handle: 11.25” tall by 12” wide
- Without yarn handle: 10” tall by 12” wide
⭐ Good to know
- Skill level: Intermediate
- Special stitch: Split single crochet
- Gauge: 9 sts and 10 rows = 4” x 4” in ssc · gauge help
- Terms: US crochet
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Briana
© 2026 Briana Kepner (Briana K Designs). All rights reserved. For personal use; you’re welcome to sell finished items, and credit is always appreciated. Please don’t share, copy or resell the pattern. Changes to yarn or sizing are your call, and we can’t support modifications. Privacy · GPSR Representative: Ciara Doyle, C15 Y5F9, Ireland, Ciara@thefairythorn.ie
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