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Draw String Trinket Bag Knitting PatternDesigned by Rachel Calado1 ball Muench Touch Me (I used the entire ball. Your results may vary!) 72% Viscose, 28% New Wool 61 yards/50 grams Size 7 US (4.5 mm) double points (You could go down a needle size, or knit tightly, to ensure you'll have enough yarn!) Satin ribbon Gauge: Not vital but knit at a tighter than normal gauge for this yarn. Instructions Bag Base CO 5 sts. Make sure sts aren't twisted. Join and mark beg of round. Rnd 1: Knit Rnd 2: (K1, M1) to end. Rnd 3: Knit Rnd 4: (K2, M1) to end. Rnd 5: Knit Rnd 6: (K3, M1) to end. Rnd 7: Knit Continue increasing in the manner until you have 60 sts (or until bag base is as big as you want it.) Bag Body Knit every round until bag is 5" tall (not including base. I "sat" the bag flat on a table and measured the height as best I could. You can make the bag taller or shorter if you wish. Next round: (k2tog, yo) around. Knit 6 more rounds. Next round: Knit in front and back of every stitch. BO. I used a satin ribbon as the drawstring, threading it through every other eyelet hole. Voila! Now you have a sexy little trinket bag! ©Rachel Calado. Please share, but do not publish or profit from the use or distribution. Visit Rachel's blog knittyknotty at http://knittyknottyblog.blogspot.com See Abbreviations and the Glossary for help. |