After the success of the first bag, I thought it would be perfect to make another one, so yesterday morning, it all took shape.
I used narrower handles than the last one, I felt they were too wide. Great to be able to have a variety.While making this, I had to take a break, as the girls that live across the road came over for a knitting lesson. They came for just under an hour and want to come back for more today. It's definitely more of a challenge trying to teach two at the same time, than it was teaching D on his own. I was amazed by how well the youngest did, she is 6 and quite happily knit to the end of the row while I was making a drink. Not one stitch was dropped.
9 comments:
Cute bag. You're right, it must be catching.
That's a pretty one. It's so cool to use those fabrics that have sat around for so long.
And how nice of you to pass on your knitting skills. My mom taught me to crochet when I was about 6 years old. Glad to hear that these skills can still inspire a 6 year old.
Congrats on bag number 2! And good to hear the knitting lessons went well too! :0)
Cute bag!
And can I send my girls over for lessons? They both know how to knit, and the oldest can cast on and off, but neither has mastered purling or increasing or decreasing yet, and my patience level isn't great.
What a great thing you're doing-teaching others to knit. Fun. I like the bag.
Cute bag, and bless you for teaching the next generation your love of knitting!
Lovely bag...looks really cool.
Well done with the knitting lessons too...can I have some please hehe
Great bag :) well done on utilising the fabric
Beautiful bag!
It is wonderful that you can share your knitting skills!
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