how to crochet a tote bag from plastic grocery bags

You don\'t need to make a grocery tote bag with yarn.
Instead, knit with a crochet in a plastic shopping bag you use to take home.
Without consuming extra resources, you provide yourself with what you need.
In addition, you store plastic bags made of petroleum products outside the landfill.
The tote bag is strong and strong, especially when you hook the bag of two lengths with a crochet.
Each shopping bag should be smooth and smooth.
Cut off each top and bottom to remove the closed end and handle.
Cut each bag to make each part about 2 inch wide.
Open all the rings and connect them with a square knot.
Continue to join the ring until you have enough time to roll into a volleyball-sized ball.
Crochet to weave a chain, add an extra twist chain as needed at the bottom of your tote bag.
Make at least 25 chains.
For the first line, place the hook from the hook on the second chain and start making a single crochet (sc)
Stitches on each chain.
Three SC for Last Chain crochet.
Repeat the instructions for the first line for the second and third lines.
When you start making a rectangular bottom for the bag, you start putting three SC at each end.
Keep doing this until the bottom of the bag is as big as you need.
Start making a SC in each shot and start building the sides of the tote bag.
Continue to hook the sides until the bag reaches the height you need.
Buckle down the last circle and cut off the end of the plastic bag.
Turn the bag over because the stitching inside is more neat.
Make sure the point you want the handle to end.
Pick up some bags--
Cut out the ones from before you. -
And 50 to 60 chains.
By sliding the end of the bag strip into the bag and hooking the SC stitching, attach the handle to one side of the bag, one for each chain.
The crochet weaves another line of the SC and connects the other end of the handle to the bag by hooking the end of the handle to the top of the bag with the SC needle.
Fix the bag plastic and cut it near the last shot.