Here’s a great design for those of you who like a smaller sized handbag.

I used Galway color #111 turquoise and Galway #88 pale yellow, holding 2 strands together.

The majority of the yarn must be 100% feltable wool. The eyelash yarns that were used were knit along with a strand or two of wool (depending on if you are using worsted or bulky). Use eyelash, mohair, alpaca, variegated or any number of yarns to give a delicious one of a kind bag.

I love these handles!! They make the bag look so elegant! This is a great bag - simple and fun to knit…you can easily complete one in a day. Great gift idea!

This bag will hold a substantial amount of yarn goodies! The side pockets are deep enough for knitting needles, a cell phone, wallet and keys. Its’ sturdy short handles enable you to carry everything easily without having to sling it over your shoulders….much better for your back!!

This bag is so easy and fun to do you’ll want to knit it in several colors!

For those of you who dislike knitting i-cord or other types of knitted handles, here is your solution!!

I have written this bag in two sizes…one for those who like smaller sized bags

With this purse pattern, your imagination can go wild!

I love this bag as it is a bit larger than most I’ve designed, and being an off-white bag,

Here’s a fun version of the Retro that can be knitted to suit your imagination. Add the three rows of eyelash as in the pattern, or add just one row…add three different colors of eyelash, or use a variegated yarn for the main body…have fun!

Here’s a great bag for all your knitting items—a bag that will hold many projects at once! It is knit with a needlepoint yarn that is 100% wool. Any 100% worsted wool may be used, however, as long as you achieve the gauge. Remember: the looser you knit, the better it felts, so if you are a tight knitter, go up a size or two on the needles.

Thank you to my daughter, Courtney, for helping me name this bag-

My daughter, Courtney, decided that she wanted me to knit her a book bag

Here is a great summer bag, even though it is made of wool, because

This is a great pattern for variegated yarns.

This versatile bag has many uses…a knitting bag, a pocketbook, a diaper bag, a school bag, etc.

This pattern was designed as a way to make an otherwise “unsturdy” bag, more substantial.

This bag pattern was adapted from a quilted Japanese version

This bag is fast and easy and the added flowers

You are going to LOVE this bag! It is so easy, it can be done in one

Finally! A shoulder bag!

This bag is “Twice As Nice” because you get two patterns in one!