Apothecary's Pocket drawstring bag by Alison Hawke

Apothecary's Pocket drawstring bag

Knitting
January 2013
Fingering (14 wpi) ?
28 stitches = 4 inches
US 2 - 2.75 mm
30 - 40 yards (27 - 37 m)
English
This pattern is available as a free Ravelry download

The Apothecary’s Pocket is a small drawstring bag made from about 30yds of leftover sock yarn. The pattern includes two variations, a single drawstring with a toggle, and a double drawstring.

Use it to hold a lip balm and spare key, or vitamin pills, or anything small you want to keep together.

In addition to the yarn, you will need either half a yard of 1/8in woven cord and a toggle for the single drawstring version, or a yard of 1/4in woven cord for the drawstring version, both of which should be available from your local fabric store.

Knit with a needle one size larger than you normally use for socks. Skills required include knitting in the round, provisional crochet cast-on, and m1 by using the bar between stitches.

Also includes instructions for a Kumite version for holding a mouth-guard that includes two air vents at the bottom. I keep one in my karate sparring gear bag to keep my mouth-guard separate and clean.

This pattern is not for commercial use.