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**Updating 2/3/2012** I have posted the directions Trish asked for on pg 2 of this post. I hope they are clear enough.

 

Do you remember these from the good ole days? They were made either as sachet bags with sweet-scented soap for the lingerie drawer or to put scraps of soap in to use up the last of the soap bars. I'm dating myself here.

 

I do enjoy crocheting in thread.

 

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I love those. I have made a few different kinds. I need to make one for myself, for all those little pieces of soap that I can't throw away. :P Your soap saver is pretty. :hook

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Thanks, everyone......I'm going to make some more. I really like crocheting with thread now and then. A nice change from yarn. Making a baby blanket in bulky yarn right now and it's quite a different feel!

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Trish, I made it up as I went. All I did was ch about how wide I thought it should be to double it (fold it over), then dc in each chain. Of course turn and ch 3 at the beg of each row. Then dc in each dc, and kept on like that till I thought it was big enough to hold a bar of soap though it's made for scraps. Then I slip stitched down the one side to close the 2 sides, also sl st across the bottom to close, and also sl st along the other side which was not open (to give it a uniform look). Then sc around the top opening, *next ch 2, two hdc, skip next sc, sl st in the next sc* repeat around, join. Then I threaded a narrow ribbon piece in and out of the bag just under the trim.

 

I used either size 5 or 10 thread, I'm not sure which it is because the label is gone and I haven't compared it to other thread I have. I am almost sure it is size 5. Used a size 1 steel hook.

 

Hope this helps. If you have a question, feel free to ask. My directions might not be so clear to someone else. :)

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