This beginner-friendly pattern includes instructions on how to create two versions of this bag: using granny squares and sunflower squares. I will guide you on how to make both of these, sew them together, and turn them into a bag! For this design, you can use any yarn and any hook that fits the gauge but to avoid the bag stretching out, I would say cotton yarn is the best option.

If you are worried this pattern may be too confusing, do not fret, I have added many pictures to guide you through the process. But if you still have any questions, you can send them to my email!

You will need:

200 grams of cotton yarn (I've used Paris by Drops: worsted/10-ply). You can use any similar yarn, but I'd recommend using cotton;
Scissors;
A 3.5 and 5.00 mm hooks.
Other yarn suggestions:
DK weight milk cotton;
DMC baby cotton yarn;
Morris & Sons Avalon 10 ply.

Stitches:
sc - single crochet;
ss/sl st - slip stitch;
hdc - half double crochet;
dc - double crochet;
tc - triple crochet.

The gauge of one square: 12 x 12 cm
Dimensions: 30 x 30 cm

P.S. If you want to sell finished bags created using my pattern, please always tag me as the product designer!