Agda the Chicken bag | Crochet PDF pattern

Crochet your own adorable blue chicken cross-body bum bag (also called a messenger bag or fanny pack) with this downloadable PDF crochet pattern. Agda is a practical chicken with happy eyes, a cute purple lining and a handy zipper. The main bag is 20 cm (7.75") wide and 12 cm (4.75") deep (not including the head and the legs), and the bag strap measures approximately 70 cm (27.5" ) but can be made to a custom length. Agda the Chicken bag is perfect when you're out and about wearing dresses without pockets. It's big enough to fit your phone, wallet, keys and other trinkets that you like to bring with you on adventures. Make it for yourself or gift it to someone you know who loves chickens and fun goofy bags! And yes, this blue version is very much inspired by my favorite game, Stardew Valley. 💙 LEVEL: Intermediate First crochet project in a while? No worries! This pattern includes video tutorials for all the crochet stitches that you need to know to make this bag! This pattern also includes a coloring page and color examples! YARN Bio Shetland by BC Garn (50 g = 280 m) Blue (<80 g), Bio Shetland by BC Garn nr 14 Purple (<130 g), Bio Shetland by BC Garn nr 68 Orange (<20 g), Bio Shetland by BC Garn nr 37 White (<10 g), Bio Shetland by BC Garn nr 39 Black (<5 g), Bio Shetland by BC Garn nr 46 MATERIALS - Fingering- or sport-weight yarn (50 g = 280 m / 50 = 160 g) I've used Bio Shetland for this project! Buy the yarn here! - Crochet hook size 4.00 mm - Needles (blunt & sharp) - Sewing thread or thinner cotton yarn - Scissors - Pins - 15 cm (6") zipper in blue (A) - 2x Carabiner hooks (60 mm / 2.35") - Stitch marker (optional) Searching for a new fun project? This is it! All Garnknuten patterns are easy to follow and have a pedagogical, beginner-friendly design. This pattern is a downloadable PDF with step-by-step instructions and helpful pictures that will smoothly guide you through the making process. Leaving you creative and inspired for your next amigurumi project! This pattern is written in English [US terms].