Knitted, it looks nice knitted up, doesn't it? :)
The assymetrical flap not only looks nice but it also lets the roving go further. I finished the strap end in the same way...........
The big button weighs down the flap and adds character, though as this bag is really for a teenager I might do a different button, that one is a bit too 'fancy'??
What do you guys think? Would a teenager like this as a Christmas pressie with some lip gloss and costume jewellery in it? I have test knitted up the pattern with a different roving colour, I will post that one too and hopefully get the patttern typed up. :)
11 comments:
that;s lovely. I got some penci lroving too from YY which I'm planning to felt with.
That is fab. I didn't know that you could knit with pencil roving. I think that a teenager would like it, but who knows, they are fickle creatures!!
Perfect for a teenager.
looks great Gilraen, lovely colours... not sure about the teenage girl thing I only know teenage boys....
I think it's great and just perfect for a teenager - it'll compliment a pair of jeans perfectly.
Lovely prize too btw. I have one of Dreamcatcher's book thongs too which works really well with knitting books.
I think it's fabulous and I have my DD's whether they like it and it definately got a big thumbs up mine.
Eldest thinks the button is really pretty...youngest said looked too big, ah well fickle minds :D
It look lovely knitted up...and I love it with that button. I think nyone, never mind a teenager would love that for Christmas!
It is lovely, and I think the big button suits it perfectly.
The only suggestion that I would make is that a longer handle so it could be slung over a shoulder would make it more practical to carry.
I love it! I have no idea what teenagers like these days, but I know I would love one so might have to give it a go. I love the assymetrical flap, and the way you've finished it off with the button.
That is so lovely!
I think it's a great bag, looking forward to the pattern :-)
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