Messenger Bags That Send a Message

Today in " Knitting needles and spoilage " we will look at a selection of bag models. This post is also the latest selection of bag models that accommodate clutches/ purses , handbags and backpacks .

The first messenger bag featured above is Stephen West's The Sun Satchel . I love to sunbathe, and the West is not so literal.





Humiliated Kauni Damascus Bag by Karen Stelzer. This bag, in my opinion, is not small, because it is very pleasant to carry it with you. And this is a free example.





Wool Bully bag by Laurie Puthoff. Here's a modern classic. The decorative pin on the front cover is the perfect finishing touch.





Designed by Maple , Susan Todhanter. As a Canadian, I should love it culturally (I included this in a previous Canada Post post ), but I think I'll still love it.





"Tree of Life Bag " by Jenny Williams. It has a subtle appeal. Embroidery with the tree of life is always interesting.





Bag Infinity Circle , Author: Zhanna Sergeevna Abel. A simple and fun service, a promotional ribbon that adds luster. Do you see the pockets that keep everything in place?





The Andi Messenger Bag was released by Sarah Hutton in Rowan Felted Knits . Nice bag with some textures.





Curated by Lucca , Berroco design team. Nice bag, pom-poms, I think I'll get by. This is a free sample.





Julie Weisenberger felt shoulder bag. I love how this bag is designed to be wrapped with tape. One of the reasons it's always a good idea to buy drafts like ribbons, buttons, and other fasteners before touching a design is so you can tailor the design to the concept.





Knitted bag Navakho-Churro , Susan M. By Straw. I think the combination of the diamond and thread theme works well.





Felt shoulder bag from Cheri Clark. Using the linear color block is simple but fun.





The three-pocket bag was released by Dawn Leesman and Casual Elegant Knits. High quality design for men and women . He is very smart: he can easily switch to commercial production.





The Old School model, designed by Laura Birek, was featured in Picture Perfect Knits magazine . A modern approach to the stallion model.





Cherry, Sue Hanmore . You can't go wrong with a good cable layout.





Incredible felt bag from Maggie Pace. The designer added embroidery to make the look even more special, using additional slipcovers to visually connect the wool and upholstery shown. Nice touch.





Bag signed by the Berroco design team. This is very impressive visually.





Not just baby bags , Nora Ts. By Belous. It was originally designed as a make-up diaper bag that adapts to changing patterns, but it's sure to be such a superior bag that parents will benefit from it as their baby grows. - parents all the time. This can be a good filter given the stripe pattern.





Stripey Noro shoulder bag from Deborah Cook. Very cute stripe design, here is a free sample.





Classic bag from Tina Barrett. This is a beautiful perception of the appearance of Chanel. Or I would recommend using a better button than this basic plastic mold for this project.