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Page: 1gn,original pattern, and sample by Gail Pasqualotto. Reverse pattern writer Daniella Cortez.

Circular NeedlesSize: 2x US13, 2x US15

x: Vintage Flower Bagfculty: Advanced Intermediate

se With:

pecial Techniques: Knitting in the round, Using 2 circular needles to knit

in the round, Increasing and Decreasing, Picking up

stitches, I-cord

You Will Need:

rections: Using US13 needles holding two strands

ether CO 100 stitches using long tail cast on

n round using wrap and turn method place marker at join

p of bag:

unds 1 & 2: knit aroundund 3: purl around (creates ‘ridge’ row)

und 4-11: knit around

rk garter stitch for three rows as follows:

d 12: purl around

d 13: knit around

d 14: purl around

dy Bag’ portion of bag. Change to US15 circs.

d 15: Knit from US13s onto US15s all the way around.

gin increases: (note: stitches will be tight on rst row after

anging from US13s)

d 16: kfb every stitch to end of round (200 stitches)

d: 17-28: knit every row (approx. 5” from garter stitch rows)d 29: kfb every stitch to end of round (400 stitches)

ds 30 & 31: knit around

d 32: k2tog every stitch around (200 stitches)

d 33-44: knit every row (approx. 5” from last k2tog row)

d 45: k2tog every stitch (100 stitches)

er round 45 switch back to US13s for bottom of bag.

e” part of bag:

d 46-53: Work garter stitch for 7 rows. Begin with and end with

l rows.

d 54 : Add in 2nd US13 needle, knit 50 stitches onto new needle,

p needles (leave to dangle with worked stitches) work remain-

of stitches on established needled 55: (k9, k2tog) 10 times (90 stitches)

d 56: (and every odd row until noted): knit around

d 57: (k7, k2tog) 11 times, k2 (81 stitches)





d 66: k2tog every stitch around (11 stitches)

5 hanks Berroco Peruvia 100% Peruvian Highland Wool

Color: 7142 Blue-Grey

double stranded

Scrap yarn for owers in contrasting or complementing colors

Double PointedNeedles

2x Size: US10.5+





close hole at bottom of bag:

eak yarn leaving a tail of several

hes. Thread darning needle withrn tail. Slip the stitches from the

tting needles onto the darn-

needle and draw yarn through

ches as if knitting and cinch tight.

ert Rufed Portion:

rn bag inside out, using US13 circs

k up 100 stitches at the top of the

st row of garter stitches on right

e of bag. (Before increases start,

s will be the rst ridge of purl rows

the outside of the bag.)u will be working reverse stocki-

te stitch, however you will knit

ery row just as if you were knitting

ckinette stitch

ds 1-8: knit every row

d 9: k2tog every stitch (50

ches)

d 10: k2tog (count k2tog stitch

rst stitch) (k7, yo twice, k2tog) 5

es, k6, yo twice (52 stitches)

d 11: kfb every stitch (104 stitches)

ds 12-19: knit every row

nd off using US15s

ord draw string:

it I-cord long enough to thread

ough eyelets on rufed portion of

g leaving enough length to carry

bag with.

ord is knit on 2 double pointed

edles. To knit the I-cord cast on

titches, knit across and then

tead of turning stitches slide the

t stitches to the other end of DPNhout turning, this will leave the

rking yarn on the ‘wrong’ side of

knit stitches, now knit across

ain pulling the working yarn across

back side of the work. This

ches up the back of the knit row

o a cord.)

wers and Leaves:

knit the owers: for small owers

16 stitches. Row 1: knit across.

w 2: purl. Row 3: k2tog every





ch. Repeat Rows 2 and 3 untilu have 2 stitches left. Bind off. For

dium sized ower CO 22 stitches,

t the same as small ower. For

ge owers CO 34, knit same as

all ower.

aves: CO 3 stitches. Row 1: k1, yo,

yo, k1. Row 2: purl across (and

wrong side rows). Row 3: k2, yo,

yo, k2. Row 5: k3, yo, k1, yo, k3.

w 7: knit across. Row 9: ssk, knit

ast 2, k2tog. Row 10: purl across.

peat rows 9 and 10 until you haveee stitches left then ssk, k1. Bing

last two stitches.

s:

sure to count your stitches at the

d of every row to make sure they

tch the number of stitches given.

ting is a forgiving process, so if

u are off by a stitch or two you can

rease (m1 or k1fb) or decrease

tog) symmetrically to reach the

ch count you are supposed to

ve.

t this bag in ve minute incre-

nts if you are felting in a washing

chine. Yarn will felt quickly when

tated in hot water. Put a clean

wel in the machine with the bag.

eck regularly until bag is felted to

sired dimensions. If you want a

s uniform felt, hand felt by rubbing

bag against itself under very

water with a little bit of soap. To

ape bag after felting it is useful

put a bowling ball or other heavy

nd object inside of the bag while

ries.

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