Crossbody Bag
Fanny packs have made a comeback recently! But they’re not called fanny packs anymore! You can call them crossbody bags, belt bags, hip packs or waist packs now! Whatever you call them, they are still a marvelous invention for keeping your hands free… they’re just way cuter and more stylish now! This is simply the crossbody bag crochet pattern to get you back into the trend!
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