Crocheted Market Bag

Hi! So today's been very exciting after finding out my little baby memory box made it into TGF's Royalty Contest Final Four. Then I got a little nervous so I had to clean the house to use up some nervous energy. But with 3 kids on summer break the house doesn't stay clean for long. And thanks to everyone for the sweet comments!

Anyway, onto today's project. Over the past few days, I've been crocheting this market bag. The pattern is from Lion Brand Yarn #60551. It's not too large or small and fits a good amount of stuff in it. I put my kids toys in it just to see what would fit.

I had originally planned to make bags similar to this one as Xmas presents last year but started too late.

Here's my youngest trying the bag on for size. Yeah, it's really too big for him. Excuse all the messy toys in the background.

Thanks for reading and have a great day!

Comments

Cheryl said…

Congratulations on winning week 4 and making it into the Final 4! That was an awesome box! Cute bag! That is indeed quite a big bag! That's a lot of stuffed animals in there. I can't believe you crocheted that so quickly.

June 30, 2011 at 4:03 PM

Lorraine said…

Cute market bag! I thought it was small until I saw it on your son, lol!

July 4, 2011 at 5:02 PM

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