I did it! The body of the bag I wasn't worried about, it was the handle. It has an applied I-cord. It turns out, I-cords aren't very difficult. Who knew? The kids are fighting over the bag right now and making lists of colors they want them in. It didn't really take very long to do either. We went and got some more yarn, but need to find different colors somewhere else.
I'm sorry that I haven't been writing much lately, life has been getting in the way. I'll be posting more soon. Still working on the garden expansion and lots of other things.
ooo, I love it!! I don't know how to knit or crochet. Not for lack of trying mind you. That's why all my market bags are sewn, LOLOL
ReplyDeleteLooks beautiful! Wish I could do something like that but I don't have enough patience. -Jackie
ReplyDeleteThanks ladies. I can't crochet very well, so I was very happy to find a knit version.
ReplyDeleteThat is a great looking bag! Well done.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to hearing how the garden expansion project is going.
Oooh, Aahhh. Love it! Can't wait to see how the other's turn out with the different colors, but I think I like the cream. Reminds me of Irish Fishermen sweaters. A classic. I bet they're easy to wash when they get dirty, too. I've never knitted, but maybe I can convince you to do some tutoring? Another class perhaps?....Terrie
ReplyDeleteOh I really like the pattern! Did u get it from an online source...am wondering if you could post a link for it, if that's possible!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to make that for my Kgal for Christmas this year....
Annie
Annie, the link is here.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.purlbee.com/elisa-nest-tote/