Instructions: |
|||||
![]() | |||||
2. Cut the yarn, leaving a 12 inch tail. Thread on a needle and pull through the loops on the pegs. | |||||
3. Take the loops off the pegs. Pull the yarn tail tight. This will gather all the stitches to make the bottom of the bag. Do a couple of slip stitches in the bottom to tie off. | |||||
4. Ears: Wrap the yarn on 5 pegs and work back and forth, using these five pegs until you have knitted 7 inches. | |||||
5. Remove in the same method as the purse. Tie off. The top of the ears will be the tied-off end. -- Make 2 of these. | |||||
6. Handle: Use the same method, but only 3 pegs. | |||||
7. Work back and forth on these 3 pegs until you have 12 inches for short handle or 48 inches for long handle (remember that the handle may stretch, so you can make it a little shorter). | |||||
8. Sewing the parts together: Laying the purse flat, pin one side of the handle to the left inside top of the bag. | |||||
9. Pin the other side to the right inside top of bag. | |||||
10. Using only the Baby Cloud yarn, thread the needle and sew handle ends in place. | |||||
11. Place each ear next to the front of each handle; pin and sew in place. | |||||
12. Thread the ribbon on the needle and sew 1 inch from the top, starting in the center front and sewing completely around the bag. | |||||
13. This makes a draw-string effect to close the purse. | |||||
14. Pom-poms: Using the Knifty Knitter Pom-pom maker, you can choose the size you would like for the nose and the cheeks. | |||||
15. Glue the cheeks on using the glue gun and placing them close together.
Glue the pink pom-pom in the middle of the cheek pom-poms. Joan Toczek knitted this adorable bunny tote and photographed her beautiful granddaughter holding it. She embroidered the eyes and made the teeth of folded over ribbon. She used pom poms for the cheeks and nose. Joan says that in a larger size, these would make great bags to carry Easter eggs for an egg hunt. | |||||
Monday, April 21, 2014
Bunny Tote
Rectangle Shawl
Instructions |
1. Using one strand of each yarn, e wrap the first 3 pegs and skip the next peg, wrap the next and skip the next peg. Continue until you have filled up the complete hoop. |
2. Knit until you have about 50 inches of knitting or until you have used all of the mohair yarn. When crocheting the loops off of the loom, leave about 3 yards to crochet the loops off |
3. Make the crocheting very very loose. Add 7 inch pieces of yarn for fringe. This project uses 3 strands in each fringe group. |
4. The top of the shawl is the end with the 3 beginning stitches. These stitches pull the shawl together and make it hang on the shoulders. |
5. Hook together with a cord or a brooch. |
6. Wear for a special day or give as a great gift. |
What you will need. |
Provo Craft Supplies |
|
Other Supplies |
|
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
Patterns You Might Like:
-
This pattern is for a dish cloth made using the smallest round loom in the set. It's a quick and easy project, perfect for the begin...
-
This is a good first project for new loom knitters, because it is quick and easy. It will help to enforce the basic steps of loom knitting...
-
This pattern is for golf club covers, a unique gift for your favorite golfer. You'll be using the e-wrap and any worsted weight yarn. ...