This is the first bag I've ever knitted - I'm learning more skills every day! I've learnt how to do an icord (see previous post) on 2 double pointed needles, bit tedious though. I have to do 6 feet (!) of it for the handles for the bag. The bag itself I had to pick up about 75 stitches and I'm very proud of the results so far :-) I'm hoping to have finished it by the weekend (ha!) I'll post more pics then, the before and after of the felting.
Monday, 21 May 2007
Booga Bag Progress
This is the first bag I've ever knitted - I'm learning more skills every day! I've learnt how to do an icord (see previous post) on 2 double pointed needles, bit tedious though. I have to do 6 feet (!) of it for the handles for the bag. The bag itself I had to pick up about 75 stitches and I'm very proud of the results so far :-) I'm hoping to have finished it by the weekend (ha!) I'll post more pics then, the before and after of the felting.
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3 comments:
The bag is looking really good! I love the colour of your wool.
An I-cord, clever as it is, can be a bit soul destroying to make. Especially when you have 6,7,8,9 feet to make!!
When I simply cannot stand making them anymore with dpns, I usually crochet a cord/tube instead.
Can't wait to see the finished bag.
Best wishes..Bernie
That is lovely colours!
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