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Ezza pouch
Size: one size Lenght: ca 21 cm Depth: ca 7 cm Height: 15 cm
Yarn: Sandnes Tykk Line (60 m.)
Alternative yarn: Rauma Sumatra, Drops Bomull-Lin, Drops Paris
Yarn quantity: 2 skeins
Recommended needles: circular needle 4.5 mm (40 and 100 cm) or the needle size you need to achieve the correct gauge.
Gauge: 18 stitches = 10 cm in stockinette stitch.
Additionally: 5 stitch markers, fabric pieces approximately 24 x 32 cm, zipper 20 cm.
The Ezza pouch is knitted in one piece from top to bottom. First, the walls of the pouch are knitted using a small circular needle. Then, the stitches are divided onto a longer circular needle, and the bottom is knitted using the magic loop technique and sewn together with the Kitchener stitch.
The pouch is lined (either by machine or by hand). The pattern creates a firm and dense pouch, so if you prefer not to sew in a lining, that’s perfectly fine. Finally, the zipper is sewn in with needle and thread
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- First published: August 2024
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- Last updated: August 12, 2024 …
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