Chinese Wave Bag
One of the best ways to use up scrap yarn is to learn how to knit a bag. If you're just getting the hang of it, this tiny Chinese Wave Bag is a great project to sink your knitting needles into! Made with a crochet border, this 5-inch wide pouch is ideal for toting around small, every-day items like change, chapstick, scrap yarn and more!
Knitting Needle Size5 or 3.75 mm
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
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Sue What
Apr 26, 2017
I really like this cute little bag, and what could be easier since it's done in seed stitch. I plan on making I e for my daughter so that she can slip it into her diaper bag and just grab her things out when she needs to.
jdscott 2942525
Jan 04, 2017
Love love love the way this pattern looks! It's simple and sturdy and beautiful. I did a 3 color thing 6 rounds of blue, 5 pink, 2 grey, 5 pink, 6 blue. I also added a fabric liner and a zipper instead of doing the flap. I didn't do a super great job at the zipper, so if anyone has any pointers please share!
Believer
Jan 07, 2013
There is so much to say or ask especially when you're a newbie like me I only just started to really knit projects and learning to crochet a bit too This project stumped me because i couldn't figure out what the dropped stitches were going to do or why one would ever DROP a STITCH - Other bits of info given in the description hinted at the end result but i didn't get it till finished This is a heavy fabric I love it I would like to show you a pic of my first attempt at this but don't know how P S I didn't crochet the edge That was just too difficult for me at this stage - So i turned it inside out to whip stitch the very outside edges of the two sides The button closure doo-hickey was then made separately by chaining some strands of yarn…Read More and whip stitching it into the flap to hang down the face and then slip around the button fixed to the bottom face of the pouch I used size needles and Red Heart ZEBRA yarn The effect was pretty interesting especially for a pouch rather than for a garment In fact I prefer this 'zebra' yarn for projects like this rather than apparel I would love to see you make one that fits a check book and let me know of any all pattern changes etc I tried but hmmm Anyway Thank you for the cool little project planning to make many more
doctordi 2808555
Jan 01, 2013
I cannot get the pattern to download. Any suggestions?
msmerricat 3526491
Jan 03, 2013
all you should have to do is click where it says "click here for knitting pattern" it takes you to the original page where the pattern is written out for you. There isn't a pdf or anything cause it is just a few lines :)
glassg 5736147
Sep 19, 2012
Many thanks, to those who might have tried to help me with downloading the Chinese Wave Purse. I finally got it and I know I am going to enjoy makng these little treasures.........Gladys
percy1me2 2421782
Sep 18, 2012
This is a good pattern for using up little bits in my odd ball bag. Ill make a bunch for our hospital bazaar. I like how it works up nice and dense. I plan to make long strips for a lap rug. What is the stitch called?
glassg 5736147
Sep 17, 2012
Lolita12 7360487 Did you get the pattern? It won't give it to me and I don't know how I can get it. I sent message to Freeknitting but never got an answer. I love the little purse and would love to make some of them.
knittney
Sep 17, 2012
I just got the pattern by clicking on the link above that says "Click here for knitting pattern". Were you able to get it yet?
lolita12 7360487
Sep 17, 2012
How much wool is required- is 50 grams enough ?
msmerricat 3526491
Jan 03, 2013
Lolita one ball of dish cloth cotton yarn makes this. (I have been making dish cloths with this pattern for a long time! LOL ) I love the idea of a purse. It is VERY sturdy...the pattern that is. :)
glassg 5736147
Sep 16, 2012
can someone please tell me how to get this pattern for the chinese wave purse?
nancydervaes 30997 10
Sep 15, 2012
This is a fun and easy project. I have already made 8 of them for Christmas gifts! Thanks for all the great patterns!
rosieandtess 11722 35
Sep 04, 2012
What a neat little bag. I'll make some of these for the Christmas Child shoebox appeal.
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