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Pretty Pouch
Reminiscent of the historical reticule, this lovely little pouch is just the thing when you want to carry your essentials without the need for a full size purse. It would also make a perfect little treat/gift bag, or even a scented sachet! Created using a seamless technique, with a bit of Chain Lace to house the drawstring ribbon, this is a terrific little project to enjoy during an afternoon’s knitting.
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Knitting loom: KB 32 Peg Basic Loom
Yarn: MC used approx. 1/2 skein Plymouth Encore (sample in 0597), Worsted Weight #4, 200 yards, 75% Acrylic/25% wool, CC used approx. 8 yards Berroco Vintage (sample in kiwi), Worsted Weight #4, 100% wool.
Notions: Loom tool, yarn needle, scissors. (Also helpful: peg markers, row counter, 5mm crochet hook (for cast on and help with possible missed stitches, etc))
Gauge: 3.75 stitches and 7.5 rows per inch on average.
Finished pouch measures 7″ tall, with an 8.5″ circumference.
Skills Needed: True Knit Stitch or U-stitch, E-wrap, Double Wrap Short Row Method (shown in video links below), Chain Lace Stitch, Chain CO, and Basic BO
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- First published: February 2015
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