




I used very large telegraph pole like one's to make the larger piece, very strange to use at first.!!
My fabrics are silk and cotton in various greens, but you could use anything really just as long as you can make one continuous length.
Both clutch bags have silk linings and are really quite strong, so will take all you need and a bit more.
I then trimmed each bag with a large green glass bead.
So try it with an unwanted garment or long forgotten something in the back of your wardrobe, start on a small project till you get the hang of it.Happy knitting.
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Love these!! you are clever.. how much are they? Not promising to buy but would be great to know then I can ponder :) x Gabs
Hi there, love this knitted fabric idea! What a great way to use spare fabric, will definatley be giving this a go :) Grace x
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