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Learn how to crochet this beautiful Flower Ripple Bag! This tutorial covers everything from the rectangular base to the decorative popcorn stitch flowers. We use a "stacked single crochet" method for clean edges and show you exactly how to change colors invisibly to make your floral pattern pop.

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Flower Ripple Bag Crochet Tutorial
Part 1: The Base (Rows 1–5)
• Row 1: Start with a slip knot and Ch 44. Turn and work into the back bumps (bottom loops) of the chain. Starting from the 2nd ch from hook, Sc 43. (43 sts)
• Row 2: Ch 1, turn. Sc 43 (one sc in each stitch across).
• Rows 3–5: Repeat Row 2. You should now have a rectangular base consisting of 5 rows of 43 sc each.
Part 2: Body Foundation (Rounds 1–2)
• Round 1 (Establishing the perimeter): * Side 1 (Long): Ch 1, turn. In the first st, work a stacked Sc (sc, then another sc into the side of the first) to act as your first Dc. Dc 42 more along the long edge (Total: 43 Dc).
• Side 2 (Short): Work 5 Dc along the raw edge of the 5 rows.
• Side 3 (Long): Work 43 Dc along the opposite side of the foundation chain.
• Side 4 (Short): Work 5 Dc along the final raw edge.
• Join: Sl st to the first Dc. (Total: 96 sts)
• Round 2: Work 1 Dc in each st around. Use the "stacked sc" method for the first Dc of every round. Sl st to join. (96 sts)
Part 3: Flower Pattern - Group A (Rounds 3–5)
Note: One pattern repeat is 12 stitches wide.
• Round 3: * With Red (Main Color), Dc 8. On the last pull-through of the 8th Dc, change to White.
• In the 9th st, work a 6-Dc Popcorn Stitch (PC) using White (carry the Red yarn inside). On the last pull-through of the 6th Dc, change to Red.
• In the 10th st, Dc 1 with Red (carry White). Change to White on the last pull-through.
• In the 11th st, work another 6-Dc PC with White. Change to Red on the last pull-through.
• In the 12th st, Dc 1 with Red.
• Repeat this 12-stitch sequence around. Sl st to join.
• Round 4 (Adding the second color): * With Red, Dc 7 (carry White). Change to White on the 7th Dc.
• In the 8th st, work a 6-Dc PC with White.
• In the 9th st, Dc 1. On the last pull-through, change to Blue (or your chosen flower center color).
• In the 10th st, work a 6-Dc PC with Blue (carry Red and White). Change to Red on the last pull-through.
• In the 11th st (above previous white PC), Dc 1 with Red. Change to White.
• In the 12th st, work a 6-Dc PC with White. Change to Red.
• Repeat around. Sl st to join.
• Round 5: * With Red, Dc 9 (carry White; drop Blue). Change to White on the 9th Dc.
• Centered Popcorn: To keep the popcorn centered, work 5 Dc in the next st, and 1 Dc in the following st. Close these 6 stitches together as a PC. Change to Red.
• Crucial: Do not skip the stitch used for the end of the popcorn; Dc 2 with Red to complete the 12-stitch repeat. Sl st to join.
Part 4: Offset Flower Pattern (Rounds 6–10)
• Rounds 6–7: Work 96 Dc in each round using the Main Color.
• Round 8: This round offsets the flowers.
• With Red, Dc 2 (carry White). Change to White.
• In the 3rd st, work a 6-Dc PC with White. Change to Red.
• In the 4th st, Dc 1. Change to White.
• In the 5th st, work a 6-Dc PC with White. Change to Red.
• Dc 7 with Red.
• Repeat this 12-stitch sequence around.
• Rounds 9–10: Follow the logic of Rounds 4 and 5, but aligned with the new offset positions established in Round 8.