no. 2

another cable bag. i may have been late jumping on the knock-off bandwagon but i am making up for lost time now! i used lion brand wool-ease chunky again. this one is not a heathered yarn like the first one. i also added an extra cable section for a little more length. just a plain ivory which is more like the original bags. i know a lot of you asked for a pattern the first time i posted about these. i had to wing it for the most part as people have been a little shy about posting a pattern that is so obviously a knock off. nobody wants to ruffle any feathers and who can blame them. although i don't think anybody is looking to sell these things. but if you want to find some patterns that are similar out there i suggest googling "knit cable bag."
this one was for my friend berna's birthday. because it was a gift i had to do the right thing and line it. it went ok, but definately no where near a perfect job. i will have to keep practicing, this was only my first attempt. i used an amy butler fabric to line it of course!

i got a few emails in regards to purchasing some of my personalized knitting notecards (last post). if you are interested, drop me an email. i'll get together some details if you think you might like some. goodtobegirlATgmailDOTcom.
tomorrow is my monthly knit group get together. i whipped up some fake piroshki (uses hot roll mix). no where near my grandmas but enough to conjour up the good memories of saturdays at her place. i have nothing on the needles yet so i need to get thinking.
and by the way, it really isn't a good thing to stump your doctor. you end up with strange drugs you have to snort up your nose because they want to start eliminating possibilities (in this case sinus issues being the cause of my head pains). considering i am pretty much not allergic to anything, i think it is a long shot - but i'll give it a go. as for the basketful of other issues i have, she again lacked any beneficial information. i'm sure i'll be seeing you again soon dr. m!







14 Comments:
Looks wonderful :)
Very cute!
It looks amazing- I think you're too hard on yourself, who wouldn't love to get a handmade bag for their birthday?
I definitely need to try that pattern- did you see the cabled bags that Tara/Dirty Purls did out of a worsted weight? Very cute.
What a pretty bag! Great Job!
Amanda
Libby has a free pattern on her blog that is very similar:
http://libbyland.blogspot.com/
For anyone who is interested!
There is also a chunky cabled purse that has a flat bottom at KnitPicks. It's one of their free patterns. The neat thing about it is that it uses a premade canvas tote to line it. Not as pretty as your fabric, but no sewing!
Beautiful and ScoutJ of (http://scoutj.blogspot.com) also linked to a cable knitted bag that looks about the same as yours on her blog a few weeks ago too, if that helps any of those looking for a pattern.
I just stumbled across your blog, and I love it! You have great taste, and your projects are fabulous. Keep up the great work!
Another excellent bag! It's so cute. I hope your doctor figures out what the problem is. That can be so frustrating!
Hi! Found you on Lynne's site (I Was Knit Together....). Love your bag - I made one almost identicle with dark grey and a black satin ribbon. Used it all Christmas season!
You take gorgeous pictures! Love the green socks and limes!
I am finishing up a bag right now! Thank you for the inspiration...What size handles did you use?
OMG that bag is soooo cute! I love the bow, it really completes it.
I've been so tempted by this bag, but have a list of other things that are keeping me from it. Also, not to startle you, but your mention of headaches, I had mysterious headaches for 3 years before they decided that I was pre-menopausal and I'm only 35!
your bag is so beautiful!!
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