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Knit your own French Market Bag using gorgeous Japansk Bomuld by Isager!
The French Market Bag, designed by PetiteKnit is worked from the bottom up. The bottom is flat and cleverly worked as a growing circle in the round on circular or double-pointed needles, while the sides of the bag are worked in the round in a knotted openwork pattern on a circular needle. The top of the bag is finished with a neat i-cord edge. The lining is sewn with the same construction as the bag and then sewn onto the finished bag. Add some leather straps, et voila!
Your Kit Includes:
• 150 g Japansk Bomuld by Isager Yarn
• PDF Pattern (delivered by Ravelry to your inbox)
You will also need:
• Circular needles: 4 mm US6 / 60 cm 24 inches
• Double-pointed needles: 4 mm US6 (or use circular needles on small circumference or magic loop)
• Fabric for lining: 96 x 27 cm (37¾ x 10¾ inches)
• A pair of bag straps
Size: one size
Diameter: 22 cm 8¾ inches
Circumference: 68 cm 26¾ inches
Height: 24 cm 9½ inches
Gauge: 16 sts x 32 rows = 10 x 10 cm 4 x 4 inches in knotted openwork pattern on 4 mm US6 needles with three strands of yarn held together
Japansk Bomuld is a top-drawer Japanese Cotton yarn has an incredibly smooth tape structure. It's the original yarn used in this design by PetiteKnit.
Your finished bag will feel clean and crisp. This lightweight yarn and calming colour palette is ideal for summer and holiday knits.
Made in Japan and machine washable.
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As a rule, single ply, densely spun yarns should not be used individually for working in the round, as they may pull the finished work. When worked together with other qualities this problem is avoided.
