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Spring has finally sprung here in Chicago, so all I can think about is my new wardrobe and fun ways to accessorize it. After spending a day at the mall, I came back with plenty of great outfits, but I still need bags! I just could not find a bag that I was in love with. So, I decided why not put my knitting needles to good use and make a unique DIY tote bag that is sure to go with my outfit? I needed a practical and useful bag that could carry all the sundries that come with being a mom but looked cute as well. Knitting tote bags is a fun way to get the exact bag you need and practice new stitch and construction techniques. Branch out from the basic knit scarves and knit cowl patterns and try knitting a great tote bag.
How to Knit a Bag, Free Knitting Patterns:
Put your knitting skills to the test and try one of these great DIY tote bag patterns. From an airy tote perfect for the beach, to a sweet little purse, all of these patterns are sure to be fun to work up. Totes are incredibuily useful; from carrying your beach supplies, to groceries, or even just your cell phone. You’re sure to find a knit bag pattern here that you will love.
- Purple-Purse-Pattern
- Sea-Breeze-Bag
- Favorite-Breezy-Tote
- On-the-Go-Knit-Bag
- Easy-Rose-Petal-Purse
- Flirty-Ruffled-Shoulder-Bag
- Colorful-Chevron-Bag
- Essential-Rose-Briar-Bag
- Mesh-Knit-Market-Bag
Unleash your inner fashionista with this free bag patterns collection of the best trendy totes out there. There is sure to be something here that will make that ultimate accessory for your favorite outfit.
If you need even more inspiration to get you started on making your own knit DIY tote bag, be sure to follow our Pinterest board. We are always searching for the best and newest free knitting patterns for you, so keep up with us and find that perfect project!
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What kind of tote bag do you want to make?
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I am in the middle of making the Lovely Lacy Cable Cardigan from Patons. In the instructions for the leftf ront I cannot figure out what the abbreviation( slwyif) stands for.?? Can anyone please help? Thanks to all of you for making my new sweater a beauty.
Ann – slwyif means SLIP WITH YARN IN FRONT. so bring your yarn forward as if to purl, slip the stitch to the right needle.
I’ve been looking for a new tote bag to carry my groceries! Also for the beach and the summer coming up! Thanks for the ideas.
Whoever said knitting was a winter hobby was so wrong! I’ll definitely have to try out one of these patterns to make a cute, personalized totes to carry to the beach or during my outdoor farmers market visits. I’m definitely saving the on-the-go knit bag to my bookmarks so that I can make it later when I have time! Thanks for sharing!
when I first open your page there was a cross the body knitted grey bag w/ roses. I looked all over your page. I cant find the pattern anywhere.