I was inspired by the fanny pack when I made this purse, but I wanted something that was softer and that could be worn like a shoulder bag, or a traditional fanny pack, and could also be worn as a soft, squashy cross body bag.
I love the versatility of this little pouch. Rivet the handle onto the purse end for a lighter, entirely different look.
Attach a JUL Flat Strap forager with chicago screws and you have yet another silhoette. Make a shorter handle out of a sleek, glossy fabric, sew it on with beaded stitches, decorate the purse with fabric roses, and all of a sudden you have a unique evening purse.
11” (27.5cm) wide across the front/back
16” (40cm) circumference on the sides
Easy: Requires knowledge of knitting and purling, knitting in the round and double-pointed needles.
Pre-felted gauge: 20 stitches and 22 rounds = 4" (10cm) using a single-strand of worsted weight yarn.
500 yds (457m)
750 yds (686m)
Size 9 (5.5mm) 24" (60cm) circular needles
Size 9 (5.5mm) double-pointed needles
knitted strap
zipper with 2 bottom stops
2 buckles in gold-tone or nickel
Stitch markers
Tapestry needle
Sewing needle
Nylon beading thread
Both of the bags pictured were created using Stonehedge Fiber Mill Shepherd's Wool. The bag on the front is pictured in Christmas Red. The bag on the back is pictured in Red.
No errors have been reported for this bag.