I think I would like to make this.. I'll have to put it on my ever growing list of projects in queue.
This cute little bag is the Tasha from Knitty.
When I start a new project I like to learn something new each time. This adorable bag has cabling, so I can practice what I learned from Karen, if I even remember what she showed me!!
The pattern calls for 4 skeins of Rowan Denim, but depending on how the yarn budget is, I may have to find a substitute. Unless the yarn fairy comes and delivers me 4 skeins of Rowan Denim! ;)
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2 Comments:
We can look this weekend!
I've never worked with denim yarn (just bought some -- Debbie Bliss on sale), but I've heard people say nice things about the house brand denim yarn available at http://www.elann.com/ -- supposedly the dye doesn't come off on your hands and it isn't as splitty as Rowan's denim, and it is a fraction of the cost.
Susan
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