We will update information about yardage as we get information in from our wonderful knitters. Traditionally, these were made with scraps of yarn that were left over, however, we don’t want to leave you to play chicken with the last inch for your pouch! Please add your beautiful pouches to Ravelry and we will keep everyone posted!

A little note from Cat

I never lose my phone because I wear it in a pouch across my chest. 

The small and practical projects that invite you to delight in making something truly beautiful. These small projects can become a relatively quick and inexpensive gift for almost anyone. If you’re a sock knitter, you’ll be happy to realize that just about any sock leg design can become a pouch.

Easily resized, these portable pockets can carry eyeglasses, keys, or even become small purses (sew a zipper at the top if you like).

At the end, you’ll find instructions for adding an optional fabric lining. This does not require a sewing machine or any previous sewing skills and if you have never sewn before, you may find it a bit of a thrill to realize you can.

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This collection of patterns was found after Cat’s time on Earth. If you need help with these patterns, there is a wonderful community of her knitters on Facebook at Cat Bordhi’s Cradle for Knitters, Weavers, and Spinners. We also have a lovely group that meets weekly for Silent Knitting and chats after. If you are interested in joining this lovely group, click here to get the updates.

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Round 13
Repeat (k6, kfb)