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Periwinkle Petite Purse Pattern

This Periwinkle Petite Purse Pattern is the perfect small handbag for… More

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Breezy Knit Market Bag

The Breezy Knit Market Bag is the perfect roomy knit tote bag for so many… More

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Moondoggie Bag

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Aspen Mountain Knit Tote

The Aspen Mountain Knit Tote is a striking bag knitting pattern made with… More

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Easy Knit Messenger Bag

If you're a practical gal who just needs something stylish to stuff her… More

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Taiyo Bag

The Taiyo Bag features all the colors of the rainbow, so you will be able… More

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Brigitte Shopping Bag

The Brigitte Shopping Bag will quickly become your go-to bag for any sort… More

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Mojave Desert Knit Tote Pattern

The Mojave Desert Knit Tote Pattern is absolutely the bag you need to knit… More

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Camping Shower Bag

This Knit Camping Shower Bag will hold and protect your shower supplies.… More

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26 Knit Tote Bag Patterns and More

It's amazing how expensive bags and purses can be considering their design… More

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Learner's Curve Clutch

"This is the second pattern in the learner's curve series. The first… More

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On-the-Go Knit Bag

Perfect for toting all of your daily essentials, the On-the-Go Knit Bag is… More

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Farmers Market Bag

Along with warmer weather and barbecues, summer also marks the return of… More

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The Ultimate Bag

With a cute cable band around the top and a roomy inside, this knit bag… More

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Eos Lip Balm Holder

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