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One of my favorite things to crochet for spring, and to have on my craft fair tables, is my mesh soap saver bags! They are so quick and easy to make. And with all of the Lily Sugar N'Cream 100% Cotton Yarn colors available, there are so many pretty color combinations.
These soap savers come in very handy. They work just like washcloths except they save every last bit of your soap. No more wasting the last little bit of a bar that always ended up falling apart and being lost down the drain. These soap savers collect every little bit. And the mesh pattern feels super soft and is great for scrubbing in the shower. Now, I'm sharing my pattern for these easy and fun crochet mesh soap savers! They only take an hour to whip up and make perfect presents, especially when paired with my crochet bath poufs! Try them out and let me know what you think in the comments below. Mesh Soap Saver Pattern Materials:
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Steps: Ch. 8 + 1 Row 1: Sc in next 7 sts, 3 sc in last st, turn and sc in same 7 sts, sc 2 in last st, do not join, work in the round Row 2: Sc around (18) Row 3-5: Repeat row 2 Row 6: *Ch. 3, sc in 2nd sc,* repeat from * to * 7 times, ch. 3, sc into beg. ch. 3 Row 7: *Ch. 3, sc in ch. 3 sp.,* repeat from * to * 7 times Row 8-16: Repeat row 7 Row 17: Sc 3 in each ch 3 sp., sl st into beg. sc Row 18: Ch. 1, sc around, sl st into beg. ch. 1, cut yarn and hide tails. Row 19: With same yarn, ch. 50, work into the top of of the bag through every other mesh hole, sl st through the ends of the ch. to create a loop, tie a knot, cut yarn and hide tails Related Posts:
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AuthorHi, I’m Jennifer. I make crochet things and occasionally my life choices are yarn-based. I share free crochet patterns, handmade designs, and yarn projects. You can find more of my crochet patterns and designs on Etsy. Jennifer Bridgers is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.
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