This is a quick and easy party bag perfect for Halloween! It can be can made in a day using basic knitting skills. It’s knitted on straight needles,sewn at the sides and then machine washed until felted to the required size. One 40 degree C wash will result in the medium size; two washes will result in the small size:

This rucksack is knitted flat, felted and then hand sewn together. There is a back pocket to slip in your phone and carry it securely. The front and back are knitted in a random stripe pattern and the gusset, pocket, flaps and straps are made in the 3 main colours of pink, green and yellow. You can choose your own colours but I have listed the ...

The bag is knitted flat and the pieces assembled before felting.

A stylish way to carry your iPad or tablet computer. This pattern is designed to use up odds and ends of yarn and fabric in your stash in the colour combination of your choice.

The old school satchel has become a fashion item and what better way to carry your books, i-pad or notebook or your knitting magazines!

A medium sized tote knitted in pretty spring colours.

I made this beanie to wear with my favourite cream boiled wool coat. When I wear it I receive so many compliments that I decided to share the pattern.

This organizer has cosy knitted & felted pocket linings in three bright contrast colours ideal for holding credit cards or tickets, phone and Kindle or change purse.

The inspiration for this bag was the lining fabric. I love the combination of these colours and once I started knitting the stripes it reminded me of a vintage china tea cup.

I decided to try my hand at hand-dyeing yarn and wanted to try using plants from my garden. I purchased undyed “Bare” yarn and dyed it in my kitchen (after mordanting) with the wildflower “Celandine”. The resulting colour reminded me of a French straw basket and that was how the pattern was born.

Perfect for a wedding or a spring outfit this bag could be made in a wide variety of colour combinations but I chose cream and black for its dramatic effect.

I love daisies and wanted to capture the sense of warm summer days to this design.

A stylish felted bag in a burnt orange to add warmth to any outfit.

This messenger bag was designed for a birthday gift. It would also make a great laptop bag.

My inspiration for this bag came from the wonderful spring tulips swaying in the breeze. As tulips come in so many wonderful colours there are many options to choose from when selecting the shade for this project.

This clutch is knitted on straight needles with a single strand of Cascade 22 and the colourwork is stranded to thicken the texture of the felt.

The base of the bag is worked on straight needles and the body on a circular needle.

Lots of red roses go to make up the Valentine heart on the front of this tote bag. The back is so often neglected, so I added some interest with two small red hearts.

Measurements after felting:

This pattern is for the felted rose only and not the handbag.

Measurements

Measurements:

Measurements after felting - height: 13” (33 cm) (including handles) Diameter: 10.5” (27cm)

Dimensions are approximately 12”(30cm) wide, 7” (18cm) deep and 7” (18cm) high, plus handles but may vary in felting process.

One 100g skein in each colour of Cascade 220 Wool is required.

This bag is knitted mainly in the round on a circular needle using yarn doubled. The handles are in single yarn on dpns. The petals are crocheted.

Measurements are approximately 10.5 “ wide by 8” high depending on felting process.