This one is Ravelled here
Pattern: Toddler Market Bag by Heather Blum
Needles: size 8 (5.0MM)
Yarn: Sugar 'n Cream in Over the Rainbow
Started: 2/5/18
Finished: 3/10/18
Modifications: none
Comments: I love this pattern and have made several. This one will be put up in the Etsy shop. .
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Wednesday, March 14, 2018
Tuesday, February 14, 2017
FO: Tigers Market Bag
This one is Ravelled here.
Pattern: Toddler Market Bag by Heather Blum
Needles: size 8 (5.0 MM)
Yarn: Lily Sugar 'n Cream in Hot Orange
Started: 7/10/16
Finished: 9/30/16
Modifications: None
Comments: this is one of my very favorite patterns
Wednesday, January 18, 2017
FO: Yellow Market Bag
Still working on those 2016 FOs. This one is Ravelled here.
Pattern: Toddler Market Bag by Heather Blum
Needles: size 8 (5.0MM)
Yarn: Sugar 'n Cream in Sunshine
Started: 5/26/16
Finished: 7/1/16
Modifications: none
Comments: Another easy project headed for the Etsy store one day
Thursday, December 29, 2016
FO: Toddler Market Bag
I am still working on posting my FOs for 2016. This one is Ravelled here.
Pattern: Toddler Market Bag by Heather Blum
Needles: Size 8 (5.0 MM)
Yarn: Sugar 'n Cream in Hot Green
Modifications: none
Comments: I love this pattern. I have made a few more since this one and have yarn to make several more.
Sunday, April 15, 2012
A Sort of FO: Fake-A-Gamo Bag
I am calling this a sort of FO since the knitting is done but not the finishing. However, I am celebrating the fact that the Fake-A-Gamo bag is FINALLY off the needles. I started knitting this in June of 2009. I had many stops and starts because the pattern was not the best. Now the designer did figure the pattern out from simply looking at pictures and put it up for free so I am not going to complain to much however, I did have to rewrite a significant portion of the pattern to make it work out correctly.
Here are the two panels. They do need to be blocked and I am hoping to bock them slightly wider since they are so long.

Here is a close up of the design. You cannot see the wrap stitches very well in the picture but that is my favorite part.

I wanted to use up all of the yarn and I think I succeeded. This is all that was left.

I was sweating out the last few rows and the bind off on the 2nd panel but it all worked out. Now I need to block, sew the panels together, make and sew the lining and find some dowels for the handles and sew them in as well. There is still quite a but of work to be done and it maybe about a month or so before it is finished but the knitting is done! Until next time ....
Here are the two panels. They do need to be blocked and I am hoping to bock them slightly wider since they are so long.
Here is a close up of the design. You cannot see the wrap stitches very well in the picture but that is my favorite part.
I wanted to use up all of the yarn and I think I succeeded. This is all that was left.
I was sweating out the last few rows and the bind off on the 2nd panel but it all worked out. Now I need to block, sew the panels together, make and sew the lining and find some dowels for the handles and sew them in as well. There is still quite a but of work to be done and it maybe about a month or so before it is finished but the knitting is done! Until next time ....
Thursday, August 09, 2007
Up North Knitting Projects
So this week has totally kicked my butt! I am completely exhausted and run down. I guess my body got used to sleeping in and taking naps every day on my vacation. Tonight I created this mosaic of my up north knitting projects. I added the details here the other night.
The top row from left to right are the Sophie Bag, June Mid-Month KAL - Moss Ivy Cloth and the Garterlac Dishcloth. The bottom row from left to right are the May Mid-Month KAL - Stepping Stones, July Mid-Month KAL - Bamboozled and the Mason-Dixon Balland Dishcloth. It is amazing how much I can get done when I do not have to work. I also read tow books while up there.
So I received my Fall Interweave the other day and I will review it in my next post. I will say that I am pretty pleased overall with this issue. Until next time
The top row from left to right are the Sophie Bag, June Mid-Month KAL - Moss Ivy Cloth and the Garterlac Dishcloth. The bottom row from left to right are the May Mid-Month KAL - Stepping Stones, July Mid-Month KAL - Bamboozled and the Mason-Dixon Balland Dishcloth. It is amazing how much I can get done when I do not have to work. I also read tow books while up there. So I received my Fall Interweave the other day and I will review it in my next post. I will say that I am pretty pleased overall with this issue. Until next time
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