Before felting:

Final result, modelled by a girl in her pajamas

(I spared you my morning face & hair)
Close-up

I used Noro Kureyon #139 and 10½ circular needles.
That bag was so easy to make and it really knit up quickly (I started it last Friday). I know I'm gonna make more of them for sure. I think I'm gonna make one in non-Kureyon yarn. Maybe a two-colour one in more neutral tones. Now you should all go and make one if you haven't already.
3 comments:
Gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous!
That's what I love about bags. When I get tired of knitting on something that seems to be taking forever, I knit a bag. I can do a smallish one (about a foot square) in a night, and I get that "ah, it's done feeling" so I can go back to my other projects.
i found your blog through the KR forums...your Booga Bag turned out great! i've made 3 already. addictive, aren't they? :)
--Rachel
Great Booga Bag! Glad you enjoyed the pattern!
Julie (aka BoogaJ)
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