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Clover Bag
ABOUT
A little project bag — or anything bag, dotted with clovers for a bit of easy colourwork. This bag is designed to use one sock set, with the mini skein used for the small accents. The bag is an oval shape and fits a surprising amount inside! The I-Cord can be tightened leaving a small opening, so you can keep your yarn ball inside while knitting on the go!
YARN REQUIREMENTS
One Sock Set —
MC: 100 grams fingering weight yarn
CC: 20 grams fingering weight yarn
SUGGESTED NEEDLES
2.25mm circular needles for Magic Loop
3.5mm circular needles of length 30 or 40 cm, or DPNs
use size needed to obtain gauge
NOTIONS
- darning needle, to weave in ends
- crochet hook, size 3.5 mm (there is an alternative option if you don’t have one)
- four stitch marker, ideally one different for BOR marking
- scissors, or other tool for breaking the yarn
- optional: bodkin or safety pin, for threading I-Cord
- optional blocking tools: a plastic bag (like a grocery bag or small rubbish bag) & something to fill it (such as uncooked rice, dried beans, pillow stuffing, or even a small towel or scarf — I used uncooked rice)
GAUGE
30 sts x 40 rows = 4 inches / 10 cm square
TECHNIQUES
Crochet Chain (used only during cast on)
Increase & Decreasing
Stranded Colourwork
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- First published: April 2024
- Page created: April 27, 2024
- Last updated: April 27, 2024 …
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