
You can probably see where I messed up a little on the pattern. I dropped my stitch marker somewhere around the 7th round (it didn't fit right on my needle and kind-of fell off). So I must have started the next round one stitch too far over or something. It doesn't look too bad.

Here's a close up:

And this is a flat, empty shot:

So now, when I start on the other one, I know to go 2 rows shorter so I don't run out of yarn when binding off...grrr.... And also to use better stitch markers! Once I got that stitch marker-thing straight, I had no problem!
6 comments:
That bag looks great! I can't believe how much it can hold. The (empty) bag itself isn't heavy, is it?
Hey there! I know, it just keeps expanding!
It's super light, about the weight of a t-shirt.
Okay, I really like your bag! I was planning to knit Saturday Market Bag, but I may go for this one instead.
Thanks, Beth! It was very easy and it knit up really fast. I like lacy knitting for that reason.
I love the colors in the bag.
Your SP9
i love you, in the face!
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