My basket of bazaar items is getting fuller by the day. Here's what was on my crochet hook last night--soap sacks. I thought this would be another nice bazaar item. After looking at the free patterns on the web, I decided to create my own. Four of them flew off my hook very quickly. I certainly couldn't knit them that fast! Have fun!Soap Sacks
This soap sack makes a great skin scrubber. When you’re done with it, hang it up by the cord to dry. All you need is 18 yards of worsted weight cotton yarn, a crochet hook, and less than 30 minutes. Slip in your favorite bar of soap and enjoy!
Finished size: 3" x 5" (It should fit a standard size bar of soap.)
Size H (5 mm) crochet hook
Large eye tapestry needle
Worsted weight cotton yarn (I used Sugar & Cream.)
16 yards for sack
2 yards for cord
7 comments:
What a clever idea for soap! I'm also envious that you have so many yarn shops to visit in your vicinity...I have just one.
Thanks for sharing this pattern! I just finished making one, it was very fast and so easy! =)
these are super cute, but i have a question. Do you know how to make the frog soap holders? My husbands' family has only 3 remaning from their grandmother who has passed away and one of hs sisters has put claim on them, I would love to know how to make them for the future generation.
After each round, do you slip stitch it closed?
Yes, slip stitch to join each round.
Can I make some of these soap sacks to sell?
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