Four Corners Tote - New Mexico

<strong>Suggested yarn: </strong>Mimi DK,_x000D_ <strong>Yarn weight: </strong>DK (3)_x000D_ <strong>Gauge: </strong>not relevant to pattern_x000D_ <strong>Hook size: </strong>3.5 mm (E)_x000D_ <strong>Yardage: </strong>Approximately 600 yards in each of 3 chosen colors (2400 yards combined)_x000D_ <strong>Crochet terminology: </strong>US_x000D_ _x000D_ <hr />_x000D_ _x000D_ The second in a series, this tote design is an homage to the Ancestral Pueblo peoples (formerly referred to as Anasazi) and their Black on White pottery. Sherds of this lovely and unique pottery have been found in the Four Corners area of the United States._x000D_ _x000D_ You can read more about it <a href=" _x000D_ 20% of all profits from the patterns in this series will be donated to the <a href=" Pueblo Cultural Center</a> and other organizations that support the Pueblo peoples._x000D_ _x000D_ This tote is made using tapestry crochet and Romanian point lace (drawstring). It includes written instruction as well as charts for all items except the drawstring. A picture tutorial is included for the drawstring done in Romanian point lace._x000D_ _x000D_ Bag is approximately 13’ wide x 11’tall when laid flat, and 11” tall excluding base. Strap drop is approximately 14 inches._x000D_ _x000D_ 1.5” grommets may be used to reinforce the drawstring holes, but are not required.