knitting bag tutorial--VERY detailed
Dec. 29th, 2006 05:13 pmx-posted
i've been using the knifty knitter bag to hold all of my other needles, but it was really crammed and the needles were too big for that bag anyhow. it was really ghetto. i finally got my act together and made myself a knitting bag. I figured some of you might enjoy the tutorial. it's SUPER detailed because i know that's the kind of tutorial i like to find in this community. It holds all of my needles, with room for more, and has plenty of space to store yarn and/or works-in-progress.
this is what the final thing looks like (i made it so that the knifty knitter looms can fit, too)



TUTORIAL
less than one yard of each fabric is required. i made mine out of upholstery leftovers but if you're going to use a thinner material, you should consider including interfacing. 1/2" seam allowance is included for all pieces. On steps 2 and 3, switch the letters A and B. Oops.




















thanks for reading.
i've been using the knifty knitter bag to hold all of my other needles, but it was really crammed and the needles were too big for that bag anyhow. it was really ghetto. i finally got my act together and made myself a knitting bag. I figured some of you might enjoy the tutorial. it's SUPER detailed because i know that's the kind of tutorial i like to find in this community. It holds all of my needles, with room for more, and has plenty of space to store yarn and/or works-in-progress.
this is what the final thing looks like (i made it so that the knifty knitter looms can fit, too)



TUTORIAL
less than one yard of each fabric is required. i made mine out of upholstery leftovers but if you're going to use a thinner material, you should consider including interfacing. 1/2" seam allowance is included for all pieces. On steps 2 and 3, switch the letters A and B. Oops.




















thanks for reading.