I finished this a couple of months back. I had shown a friend of mine from work this pattern and so she and I had a knit along. This bag wasn't too difficult to make, but it's been (so far) the most technical thing I've made. The strap, pockets and flap are all done in Seed Stitch, and the main body of the bag is Stockinette Stitch. and 4 I cords for the closures. I will probably make another here shortly, but this particular project only cost me 15 dollars, including the needles.
Oh yeah, forgot to add the the yarn I used was Sugar n Cream. it was cheap (1$ a ball). Though for being a cheaply priced yarn, it had kind of a waxy feel to it, and it resists water fairly decently.
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Aaron
Wisdom is knowing what to do. Skill is how to do it. Virtue is getting it done.
That which does not kill you, isn't trying hard enough.
yeah, especially the strap, there's 7 feet of nothing but seed stitch there, though there were a few um, unplanned knit design features in there, but that was primarily due to me not paying attention, but rather than go back and fix 'em, I figured that since it was going to be my bag, I'd just leave 'em in and learn for the next time :D
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Aaron
Wisdom is knowing what to do. Skill is how to do it. Virtue is getting it done.
That which does not kill you, isn't trying hard enough.
Year of the Sweater KAL: Pinwheel Top {Skacel Yarn Ad Sweater} in two strands of Sirdar Denim Chunky {just needs seaming}
Current UFO Extermination Project: Homespun sweater coat {frogged and being reknit}
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