Finish:

Needles: 6 mm Addi Turbos (US 10)
Yarn: 1 ball Quebecois from London Yarns and 2 balls cream yarn from Sarah's auction find
Project Notes (aka What did I learn):
- The stranded pattern gives the sides of the bag lots of structure. I wish I had done something similar on the bottom.
- I figured out yarn dominance - and it is very important on which yarn comes from the bottom in two colour knitting.
- I tried different things with the handles - and ended up just continuing the side panel pattern.
- I knit back and forth on the handles - stranded purling is slower but can be done. Since the handles were in stockinette, the handles rolled in on each other - I really like how they felted into tubes.
- I should have made the flap 50% longer, however it still works, and just needs a fastener.

1 comment:
I really like the sides of the bag. How many trips to the washer did it take?
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