Monday, April 11, 2011

Knitting Project Bags

Hello Friends,
     Like many of you, I usually have several projects in the works at any given time.  My sewing projects pretty much stay in my sewing room unless I am sewing binding.  My knitting, on the other hand, is usually done in front of the tv in the evenings. To keep things a bit tidy, I try to keep my knitting in project bags so I don't have my stuff strewn all over the room.  While plastic grocery bags will suffice I suppose, having cute project bags are so much nicer.

Look at these lovelies. 


The red one is a gift from a dear friend and is currently holding a scarf in the works. This size bag is also perfect for embroidery projects as well.  Don't you just love the teacups!




 The pink and black one was also a wonderful gift and great for larger projects.  Very cute indeed!

 I just finished sewing the green one. Great for large projects like blankets and the like. I put a patch pocket on the front.


A little embellishment to make it super cute.


Hard to see but I added the work "Knit" along with some flowers and leaves on the handles.  I love how my machine will do these cute little extras!

Have a wonderful week everyone!  Talk at you later.  Rumi

5 comments:

  1. Knit happens...funny! Love the green bag, of course! One can never have too many bags for projects and things!

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  2. Good idea Rumi, but at the mo i think i would need about ten bags for all of my projects. and yes the tea cups are cute (love any design with cups) as are the balls of yarn.
    xx

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  3. Oh that pocket made me giggle! Great project bags. I have my scrap bits in clear bags according to colour. I keep telling myself that one day I will make bags from the colours to keep the remaining scraps in. One day after I've got the cloning and time machines figured out.

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  4. Love it! you know me, I adore bags of any kind at all! your knit happens is fabulous! and I am very pleased that you use the one I sent too!

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  5. Hey Rumi,

    i love those handles, wish my machine did that! your work is beautiful as usual. Hugs, Robin

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