Striped Tote Bag Pattern
Striped Tote Bag Pattern is backordered and your entire order will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
Description
Grab your needles and let your creativity loose with this charming striped tote pattern! Pick your favorite color combo and watch this versatile bag come to life. Originally designed for the Mary Maxim Knit Club in 2023, it calls for Pretty worsted weight yarn—about 182 yards per 3.5-oz skein. Whether you're hauling groceries, crafting supplies, or everyday essentials, this tote's got you covered. Ready to stitch up something special? Browse our complete worsted-weight yarn selection to find your perfect palette. Just remember, yardage varies by brand, so choose accordingly! You'll need a 24" circular needle size 6 (4 mm) and a set of double point size 6 (4 mm) to get started. Finished size 18 x 13" (46 x 33 cm). Easy knit.
Stitch Requirements: Knit, purl, repeat, slip, decrease, increase. cast on, cast off.
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