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Knitting A Bag
Knitting A Bag
Materials:
1 skein Louet Euroflax Sport 100g/270yd (more for larger bag)
24 circular needles, sizes 4 and 6 US
Gauge:
20 sts over 4 on in Stockinette stitch on larger needles
Mesh Pattern:
Round 1 *YO, K2tog. Repeat from * around.
Round 2 Knit.
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Base:
On larger needles, CO 40
sts.
Work back and forth in St
st for 25 rows (about 4),
ending with a RS row.
Body:
With RS facing you, pick
up and knit 28 sts along
left (short) edge of
rectangle, 40 sts along
bottom (long) edge of
rectangle, and 28 sts
along right (short) edge
of rectangle. (136 sts)
Place marker, and join for
working in the round.
Knit 3 rounds.
Beginning with the next round, work Mesh Pattern for 50 rounds (25
repeats - about 8 unstretched), ending with Round 2.
Knit 2 rounds.
Next Round (switch to smaller needles) - *K1, P1. Repeat from * around.
Work 6 more rounds in ribbing as established (about 1).
Handle:
Work 10 sts in ribbing as established.
Note: Mesh Pattern creates a fabric which spirals, so that the beginning
of each round no longer lines up neatly with the corner of the base of the
bag. Working these ten stitches before binding off for the long edges of
the bag will help to straighten this out.
BO 43 sts loosely in rib, work 25 sts in ribbing as established, BO 43
more sts loosely in rib, and work 25 more sts in ribbing as established.
HannahIngalls2008
HannahIngalls2008