smaller than Larger than Life

Posted on August 7th, 2007 at 7:54 pm

As countless other knit/crochetbloggers have reported, Ravelry has proven to be quite a time-eater. I am not complaining. Ravelry is completely awesome.

However, I’ve also noticed that keeping track of my projects and finishes on there makes me a little less punctual about actually posting them here. For instance, last week I remembered my sister-in-law’s birthday was coming up a little too quickly. So I made her a bag. Then I finished it. In like, a day. I promptly posted it on Ravelry.

Sarah called me yesterday to thank me for it, and I remembered that I had a blog in which to show off such items.

granny square bag 0707
Pattern:
Larger than Life Bag by Cecily Keim, Interweave Crochet - Spring 2007 (scroll down for pic)
Yarn:
Random wool leftovers. Mission Falls 1824 and some Dalegarn I think.
Comments:
I’ve been eying this pattern for awhile, but haven’t picked a yarn for it or anything. Since it was on the brain when I needed a small project, I made 2 of the squares, constructed a small purse and made a lining. Tada! I love it.

Edit. Surely you want to see the inside!
granny square bag 0707 lining

Reason #845033 I can’t wait for Ravelry to go live: I can link directly to pattern information on that site rather than dig up an obscure picture when I can’t find an official page or website.

7 Responses to “smaller than Larger than Life”

  1. 1
    Stitch-n-Snitch

    That’s really pretty! ;)

  2. 2
    Anita

    I am having trouble and can’t download this PDF. Bummer. Would love to make one.

  3. 3
    anna

    That bag is beautiful!

  4. 4
    margene

    Cute!! Love the mini-LTLB!

  5. 5
    omly

    Those are so cute, and would make great christmas gifts for some little girls I know. Hmmm…

  6. 6
    Michelle

    I like the colors you used.

  7. 7
    Laura

    I can’t wait to get on Ravelry, though I’m not sure I can afford the lost time! I signed up on June 14th so according to the Ravelry list there are 808 people ahead of me in line. I guess that’s better than the almost 15,000 behind me!

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