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Edifice Tote Bag Crochet Pattern: a creative motif design for a roomy tote


Edifice Tote Bag made of a lilac, cream and grey hexagon motif with the appearance of 3-d blocks stacked. The base is shaped to the angles of the hexagons. short doubled strap and tassel in same colours
Double handle: for shoulder or handbag

I am really pleased to be able to let you know that my Edifice Tote Bag crochet pattern is now available in my Ravelry or Etsy stores, and for the first time is available in both UK and US crochet terminology with 20% off until the 13th October or 50% with a code in my October Newsletter sent on the 1st October. If you aren't signed up when the October Newsletter is sent, you can sign up for the mailing list here and click through on the "Oct News" button in the confirmation email to get the code.


Edifice Tote Bag made of a lilac, cream and grey hexagon motif with the appearance of 3-d blocks stacked. The base is shaped to the angles of the hexagons. Shown close-up
Base shaping

Inspired by images of the traditional patchwork motif, Tumbling Blocks seemed a perfect fit for a summery crocheted bag. Edifice's design is made up of a three-colour hexagon motif which, when repeated and joined together, gives the appearance of three-dimensional blocks stacked together. The bottom of the bag is worked in a single colour and shaped to fit perfectly into the angles of the hexagons.

Edifice Tote Bag made of a lilac, cream and grey hexagon motif with the appearance of 3-d blocks stacked. The base is shaped to the angles of the hexagons. long single strap and tassel in same colours
a long single strap works as a cross body or shoulder bag

Why make Edifice Tote Bag Crochet Pattern?

The resulting tote bag is very sturdy and roomy and will easily become a staple in your summer wardrobe. The way the strap is attached, conveniently allows it to work as a long shoulder or cross-body bag and also as doubled as a hand carried bag.


A lilac, cream and grey hexagon motif with the appearance of a 3-d block in progress

The hexagons are very simple and relaxing to make and create a fabric with a fascinating three-dimensional look. The modular construction makes it a perfect travel project and also offers a great chance to use up yarn scraps for those considering ecology or economy in their crafting. The bag is completed with a large tassel with a crocheted head.


Edifice Tote Bag made of a lilac, cream and grey hexagon motif with the appearance of 3-d blocks stacked. The base is shaped to the angles of the hexagons. long strap and tassel in same colours

My inspiration for this project comes from the popular patchwork design tumbling blocks. I tried my hand at patchwork and quilting in my teens but in the end dressmaking won out as my main hobby until I learnt to knit and crochet!


Crochet hexagonal block with a design that makes it appear like a 3d cube.

I really enjoyed working with the lovely shades of the Nurturing Fibres Eco Cotton DK yarn and seeing the block design work up gradually as a flat block that looks three dimensional. I was excited to make a small project with the leftover scrap yarn too. You can see my Intertitle Granny Square pattern in this blog post


Pattern: Edifice Bag



How to get Edifice Tote Bag Crochet Pattern


Get your copy in my Ravelry or Etsy stores, with 20% off until the 13th October or 50% with a code in my October Newsletter sent on the 1st October. If you aren't signed up when the October Newsletter is sent, you can sign up for the mailing list here and click through on the "Oct News" button in the confirmation email to get the code.


Do let me know if you make the bag or maybe something else using the motif). I'm always so excited when I see that someone has used one of my patterns! I love to get comments on my blog too, so let me know your thoughts on the design or ask any questions you have below.

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