This is something I’ve been working on for a couple of weeks now, and I have tested the pattern using both super chunky chenille yarn and aran weight yarn. I decided to call it the ‘create your own’ basket as I have given various options for sizes and patterns for the sides so it is a truly customisable project. It means you can make a unique set of nesting baskets really easily, and there are enough options to make them all different if you wish.
The patterns for the sides include two sizes of basketweave and a ribbed effect, and I have included three base sizes. Because it is intended to be used with any type of yarn, i haven’t included exact dimensions as there are so many variables. Hopefully, by adjusting yarn type and hook size, you will be able to achieve your desired size. When made with super chunky chenille yarn, the largest size can accommodate several 100g balls of yarn.
I’ve saved it as a PDF so that you can download and print it easily; if you have any problems following it please leave a comment and I’ll do my best to help.
create your own basket pattern
I hope this pattern is useful to you, if you use it please tag me so I can see your makes, I’m @craftandothercrazyplans on Instagram or you can link back to me through your blog.
Thank you for sharing such a nice pattern. I love it!
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You’re welcome, it’s very basic but I enjoyed writing it (and testing it!)
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Thank you so much for the pattern! I’m excited to make one…as soon as I have a few WIP’s finished up. I am assuming these are UK terms? I say that; however didn’t want to assume π
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Thank you, it’s UK terms. π
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Good to know, I would not have thought to ask!
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I did write it in the pattern but not the blog post, whoops! Think I’ll go back and edit my post π
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Thank you so much for this awesome pattern. I”m going to have to make another yarn trip now…
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You’re welcome, good excuse for yarn shopping!
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I love your Baskets!!
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I might give these a try. I need a couple of baskets for my livingroom to keep my current projects neat and tidy when I’m not working on it. Thanks for sharing the Pattern!
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You’re welcome, they do make good yarn storage baskets π
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I am beyond excited to give this a try! I may have to use some of my leftover stash and see what kind of colorful baskets I can come up with! If I do make them I will definitely let you know and see if I can get a picture for you.
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Thank you, it’s a good chance to use up stash if you double up some thinner yarns too to make the chunky baskets. π
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that is a great idea!
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Thank you for sharing your pattern. I will put it aside to make when I have finished other WIPs.
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Thank you, I hope it is useful to you. π
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Thank you for sharing your lovely pattern. Some ideas appear on my head right now π
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Yaaaay thank you!
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Hope it’s useful! π
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Thank you very much for the pattern! Would love to try this sometime π
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I hope you get to try it π
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The baskets you made are so awesome! Thank you for sharing the pattern. It is so sweet of you β€
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Thank you for the lovely comment, hoping someone finds it useful. π
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Thanks for the pattern, they are so cute!
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You’re welcome π
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Thank you Mrs C for sharing that.. I so admired those baskets when I first saw them See you upon my return from Scotland.. Hugs.. π
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Thank you, have a wonderful time x
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Thanks for this! I have some t-shirt yarn on order so will deffo give it a try when it comes π
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I bet that’ll work brilliantly π
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I love these. Iβll definitely give these a try π
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Thank you π
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I definitely need to make this! π
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Thank you, it really is a super simple pattern π
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I will give it a go when I have finished a few WIPs x
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