Awhile ago I made this bag made out of granny squares. It was a quick and easy pattern to make and it pieced together very quickly. You can find the pattern here, it's called Inga's crocheted bag.
- Crafty Gardener
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January 05, 2010
Some "Purse"onality
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bags,
carry it,
crochet,
granny squares,
purseonality,
The Crafty Side
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That is adorable! Great craftmanship(-: I think the lining is a great idea too(-:
ReplyDeleteI am going to try these! I am not very crafty, but you always inspire me, Linda. And besides, the ground is frozen and I can't go play in my perennial beds. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteIt looks really neat now you have lined the bag, you can't go wrong with these colours it will go with any outfit. Great. Julie.C
ReplyDeleteI like the look of the crocheted bag. Looks like you solved the stretch problem. How clever of you!
ReplyDeleteI really like the bag. At least I know how to crochet, and I must say that everything looks and does better lined.
ReplyDeleteIt has been super cold here, they say we may have snow by the weekend which for here in the south would be amazing. Scary too for these southern drivers!!
Ulrike
Hi, I like very much your blog.
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Happy new year!!
Good thinking! They would make great gifts. I inherited some kind of polypropylene yarn that my MIL used to make slippers out of (not Phentex, but like that only much thicker, and spun as tough as rope. In nice, neutral shades.
ReplyDeleteGood idea, the lining. I have some kind of stiffly spun polypropylene yarn that I inherited from my MIL--she used to crochet slippers. That would work well. Thanks for the link.
ReplyDeleteFantastic bags! Thank you for the links.
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