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Saturday, February 08, 2014

New Knitting Bag

All my little knitting bags are full of unfinished projects which is probably a sign I should finish something before I start something new. But I really had to start a yellow cardigan so I made a new knitting bag.
I used these quilt-as-you-go panels I made a while ago and lots of left overs from other projects and based it on this one I made for my sister.
 I added a pocket for stitch markers inside in the hope I can find them when I need them.

I think I need to change the size of the panels and make myself a handbag a bit like this.

14 comments:

  1. Brenda8:54 PM

    I love the bag and the fabrics. It would be a great handbag.

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  2. I love that bag!! So delightfully colourful - makes me smile. I want one too!!

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  3. I love your attitude. I don't need to finish things; I need more places to put things! I'm going to try that as a few new projects have been itching at me. :)

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  4. Oh my goodness, that's lovely. Did you use a pattern for it?

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  5. Beautiful! Love The shape of the bag, is it a Pattern or did you make it up as you were sewing?

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  6. tee hee! I love that you needed a new knitting bag to justify a new knit. I am making myself finish stuff off and not cast on anything new until I get my daughters damn poncho off the needles (it has been marinating for 18 months!) Maybe a new knitting bag would speed it along?

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  7. Thanks everyone! I based it on the bag in this book
    http://www.neverenoughhours.blogspot.com.au/2013/12/a-knitting-bag.html

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  8. Love your knitting bag, I have one very similar that I love and always looks bright and cheery, sitting next to my chair :)

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  9. You're too funny -- I love the plan to make a new bag when all the others are occupied. Sort of like -- "all the dishes are dirty, so I'll buy new dishes" LOL. Love the new bag -- so bright and cheery!

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  10. Aw! I love your new knitting bag. So cheerful. Nice job.

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  11. I'm in the market for a new knitting bag and this just tickles me. What do you have in the middle of the quilted bit? is how thick is it? I'm trying to work out if I can get away with scraps and some flannel as wadding because I'm somewhat immobile at present but replete in scraps and flannel.

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  12. It is just left over bits of batting from quilts I think flannel would be fine, its definitely worth a try!

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