Round jute and cotton stacking baskets. The long-awaited pattern has arrived! The twenty-page PDF file contains detailed instructions, illustrative photos, helpful tips, photo tutorials, and a summary of crochet skills needed for this project. Get it on jakigu.com or on Etsy.
I really enjoy working with jute and figuring out how it could best work for a basket that is meant to be used. Jute is an interesting material; stiff yet pliable at the same time – perfect for a base that won’t get soiled or fray easily.
The most rewarding part of creating this pattern, however, was the invention of a special stitch. It is vital to creating a decorative seam at a perfectly right angle right where basket sides attach to the base. How to successfully crochet this stitch is explained in great detail in a 7-page photo tutorial.
Pssst! Get a 50% off coupon code at the bottom of the post!
Blog Post Update / Addendum
I am so thrilled about the continued interest in baskets from my Jute and Cotton Series. I heard what you had to say, and based on your feedback I came up with additional designs.
A pattern booklet for a matching square set of jute and cotton stacking baskets is now available and can be found here on jakigu.com or can be purchased on Etsy.
In addition to the same decorative seam stitch as its round counterpart, the square basket pattern also features my proud invention: a unique stitch to create nice, sharp corners. I’ll walk you through it step-by-step in a wonderfully detailed photo tutorial.
And if you are as much in love with the neutral look of jute with cotton, you might like this geometric/lacey crochet basket set. It’s made in coiled crochet technique – a technique I am passionately trying to get to as many people as possible because it is hands down the best way to make sturdy, durable baskets. Pattern for this basket can be found here on jakigu.com or purchased on Etsy.
You can read more about the coiled crochet technique here. I adore both the simplicity and durability coiled crochet lends to baskets.
This coiled crochet bowl offers a wonderfully practical introduction to the concept. Make a set of lovely stackable bowls while you learn and master this helpful technique. Pattern can be found in both jakigu.com and Etsy pattern shops.
When I say “a pattern,” I mean so much more than a couple pages of instructions written in crochet shorthand. My patterns are highly detailed PDFs with beautifully organized pages filled with tips, photo tutorials, detailed step-by-step instructions, explanation of each stitch needed to complete the project, and high quality images. Just take a closer look at the 54-page guide for these bowls:
These adorable coiled baskets with handles take the simple bowl design one step further with the addition of practical handles. Buy the equally detailed pattern here on jakigu.com or in my Etsy shop.
I describe the handle construction in detail in an additional 46-page step-by-step photo tutorial.
And while I have been proudly selling my patterns Etsy shop since 2012, jakigu.com has become my online home and I want you to feel special every time you visit.
That’s why I’d love to offer you a 50% off coupon code for any of the above patterns. Simply use code PINUND20 at checkout on jakigu.com for an instant 50% discount on everything in your cart, including items on sale. You may use the code as many times as you’d like, and you are welcome to share it with a friend.
I hope you like the baskets enough to want to make some for yourself. But even if crochet is not your passion, spread the word about these patterns. Pin, tweet, save, like, share on Facebook – you might help a friend discover a project they would otherwise never come across.
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60 responses to “crochet pattern: round jute and cotton stacking baskets, and more”
I love the mix of natural materials – your baskets will fit in most interiors.
Would I be able to get the 50% off code please!!:) I love this!! Beautiful pattern!!
I love the idea of using jute with yarn! Have you thought of making square or rectangular baskets? I’d love to have a pattern for that as well. Thanks for your inspiration.
Thanks, Laura! I love the combination of the two materials as well. By popular demand, I am working on a set of square baskets right now. Patterns will be available in about a month. I’ll post the announcement when they’re ready here on the blog, on Facebook, on Pinterest, and on Twitter. Are you following JaKiGu yet?
Achei lindo e eficiente, ótima idéia.
These look so pretty; absolutely fabulous. Thank you :-))
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Hola, alguien me podria decir que punto se utiliza, las canastas estan muy lindas, muchas gracias..!!!
Gracias – soy muy feliz que te las cestas gustan. Mi patrón es muy detallado y contiene información sobre materiales, puntos, y técnicas. El patrón se puede comprar aquÃ: http://www.etsy.com/shop/jakigu
Would you be willing to give some more info regarding the materials you are using for this pattern? I’m especially interested in knowing about the cotton yarn you are using. I am looking for a basket project that would use worsted weight yarn.
The pattern calls for medium weight (such as worsted) yarn. I used Sugar ‘n Cream cotton.
Wow! I’m so glad I found your blog 🙂 Thanks for sharing these! This is ingenious!
What a beautiful baskets! So, I’ve used jute to make a bag, then my finger got really hurt and had to stop making, can’t imagine making three big baskets like those! Do you have any good advice on either material (softer jute brand? good crochet hook?) or technique, like wearing some protective finger sack?
I know… Jute is not silk, that’s for sure! Honestly, I got used to the roughness quite quickly, and it doesn’t bother me at all now. One adjustment I made to make it easier on my fingers is that I do not wind the working jute around my index finger like I normally do with softer yarns but only hold it between my left thumb and index finger. I know some people hold any yarn like this, so it’s not a novel invention by any means, but it does prevent a possible cord burn 🙂 Someone also suggested wearing cotton gloves – I haven’t tried it, but I imagine it might work, too. Thank you so much for the compliment on the baskets!
These are lovely baskets! What type of jute is required for your pattern? I’ve seen several different thicknesses at the craft store.
It requires a 3-ply jute, 3 mm thick (8.5 wraps per inch). I used the Hobby Lobby brand, but in the pattern I included tips on how to find a suitable substitute. I’m so happy you like the baskets! Contact me via Etsy and I’ll be happy to send you a 50% off coupon code for the pattern 😉
I love the baskets!!! I wonder, how hard is it on the hands crocheting jute? My hands are super sensitive with arthritis.
I get asked this question often – though not in connection to arthritis. I used to suffer from juvenile arthritis as a child, and I know it’s not fun!
I’ll be blunt: jute is tough. It’s not soft, and it doesn’t glide up and down a finger. It *can* be unpleasant to work with. Its roughness doesn’t bother me, but I can see how jute might not be the most popular material to work with.
Whenever I work with jute, I hold the cord between my left thumb and index finger instead of winding it around my fingers. Someone also suggested wearing cotton gloves when crocheting with jute. I haven’t tried it, but I can see how they might be helpful, too.
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how do i go about getting the free directions for these very pretty baskets???
Hi, Marj: Pattern for these baskets is not available for free. It can be purchased at jakigu.etsy.com. I *can,* however, offer you a 30% off coupon, if you’d like 😉
Love it … just what I needed for the jute and cotton yarn I have on hand. Thanks for sharing 🙂
Please send me the coupon code! I absolutely love these baskets!!
Hi there, I really like your baskets and would love the coupon code so I could get the pattern. Also I am just starting this whole crocheting thingy so in you tutorial, do you elaborate on yarn thickness and needle size? Cause I’ll definitely need very basic instructions 😉 thanks and greetings from Berlin (Germany)
I’d love the coupon code for these baskets! Can’t wait to try them!
These are beautiful! May I have the coupon? I can’t wait to get started on these.
Can I please get the coupon code?
Love these! they would be a great pattern for any home and all natural materials which makes them that much better!
I love these baskets!
I’d like to have the coupon code as well but I’m confused by all the different posts: one says 50% off, one says 25% off, another says buy one get one half off, and then there’s an offer of 30% off in the comments… I suppose I’ll be happy with whatever you offer but I thought I’d point out how confusing it all is! TIA for the coupon!
Thank you for pointing out “inconsistencies” regarding my coupon codes. I’ve edited the posts to minimize confusion.
As for the various coupon codes offered throughout the comment section – they span over the period of more than a year now. I get excited whenever people comment on my blog, and I love making my readers feel special (because they are to me) by offering them special deals. There is no system to it; they are just personal replies to individual comments, frozen in space and time, however inconsistent they might seem 🙂
Your very special coupon code should be in your inbox!
These are stunning — and exactly what I’m looking for. I now know what I’ll be making for everybody for Christmas, birthdays, Mother’s Day, etc. for a while. Can’t wait to get your pattern!!! Thanks for designing these!
Would love to get both square and round patterns. Please forward coupon!! Love the sturdiness of these baskets.
Good day I struggle with patterns do you include a you tube video with your package? I’m afraid to purchase and I can’t follow, generally with videos I just keep pausing as I work?
Stunning product love your work.
Thankyou
Natasha
Sorry, no; my patterns do not come with videos. I include a lot of step-by-step photos and helpful tips and tricks; and if a customer needs additional help, I am always more than happy to guide them through the process via email.
Thanx with super quick reply, will try purchase pattern, will check out cost because our local South African currency is so weak against the dollar….
I am trying to enter coupn code from other comment…. and this is what site says
Redeem codes have the format XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX.
I guess format is wrong, are you able to assist please….
Hi: I am currently only offering coupon codes for my Etsy shop. I am sending you an email with the code and instructions.
Thank you awaiting email….
Good day Please could you send me a coupon code, would like to purchase….
Awesome baskets, round and square. Would love a coupon code if available. Cheers
The 25% off discounted bundle is already available in my Etsy shop: https://www.etsy.com/listing/267996245/25-off-crochet-pattern-bundle-round-and
As a reader of my blog, you can additionally use coupon code BLOGDVEZA9, which will come to a total of 43.75% off. So happy you like the baskets!
Hi Jana bought your round and square baskets on your Etsy shop. Etsy sent me a link however I have tried twice today and finding I’m unable to open either link. Not sure where to go to from here! Are u able to assist please?
Email sent 🙂
I just came across your beautiful baskets on Pinterest and would love a coupon code if available to purchase the pattern . I am thinking of making Christmas gifts this year and these would be perfect for my best friend 🙂 Thank you
Hi, Debbie: If you only want to buy the pattern for the round jute and cotton set, please use coupon code TRIDSAT for a 30% discount at checkout via my Etsy store: https://www.etsy.com/listing/220769581/stacking-baskets-3-pdf-crochet-patterns
If you’d like to get all three basket sets from my Jute and Cotton Series, you can get the already discounted 3-pattern bundle for 50% off when you use coupon code BLOGTRIZA12: https://www.etsy.com/listing/276535444/375-off-crochet-pattern-bundle-3-sets-of
Happy Crocheting!
Greetings JaKiGu,
I love the baskets very much. My problem is that I’ve never tried crocheting before, do you think I can manage with the patterns or should I search for some basic manuals first? Thank you!
Hi, Antoniya,
Hooray on thinking about learning to crochet! It’s not difficult at all; it’s portable, and you really only need a hook and some yarn.
As far as the Jute and Cotton baskets are concerned – though I never discourage anyone from giving it a go – I do emphasize that this is an intermediate level pattern. Not because the crochet technique is difficult – on the contrary, you only need to know how to work a slip stitch, chain stitch, and single crochet – but because working with jute is unlike working with yarn. It’s stiff, harder on fingers, and much more challenging to start with.
How about looking online for a photo/video tutorial on making a simple basket? A basket that also uses only sc, sl st, and ch st. That way, you’ll get the idea of how a basket is made, while practicing your basic stitches. If you feel confident, then by all means, give jute a try!
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Thanx will try that now! Cheers Natasha
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I would like to make these unique baskets for a Christmas gift for my mom. What is the coupon code to use for the etsy order? Thanks!
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Love it, so cute. Interesting to read your tips on reducing cord burn from the jute.
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Love your baskets! I especially like the contrasting colors and textures! Would love to give them a try. May I get the coupon code? Thanks
would love the coupon code as well please and thanks 🙂
May I have the coupon code?
hi
iwould like buy alot of them…how can i get it?
is there shipping to saudi arabia?
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regard
These baskets are amazing! I use cloth napkins and have had the same basket for 15 years. I am ready for a change and have found the perfect basket to make. No sure on which one but I love the jute cotton baskets. Would you please send me a coupon code?