Totes Adorable

Today we are going to take a look at a selection of bag models that you have chosen. This post is the third in a series of five posts on bags that I have written; I have also posted about some handbags, wallets, messenger bags and backpacks .

The model above is a "hello" fair bag from Berg de France, although I think it could also be called a "hello bag". Isn't life an expression "fly to hell in a woman's purse"?





For those of you who can't leave your Hudson's Bay Blankets at home, I offer this k-felt bag in front of you. knitting





Espace Knitwear summer adventure. A lightweight bag with a simple style. This is a free template.





Stacy Perry ATX Linen Bag . Another lightweight crossbody bag with a stylish stripe pattern. This bag and topper are not designed to carry a lot, but sometimes you don't need to carry a lot.





Plaid at Susan Rainey Square. This sounds smart and difficult.





Bedouin bag in three sizes , by Nora J. Belos. It looks like they came from an expensive store. A simple comb adds a lot.





Curion Felt Bag , Janet D. Russell. This would be a great reserve.





Flock of Danny Gold Shearling Bags . How pretty is this bag?





Felt bag made of sand and sea by Maria Do Soto. I love this embroidery.





Lion brand yarn ice covered touch bag . I really like that two complementary models are used here.





Amanda Schutzer 's Ordinary Airbags. I like it, although I think I'll cut it down a bit, maybe with a little lighter thread or a smaller needle because it looks too big.





Wendy Wonnacott 's bag is published
You Have No Sheep: Cotton, Silk, Linen, Linen, Bamboo, and Other Pleasures Woven from Joy . Other sample photos of this design on the Ravelry website show other, more subdued colors, but this bag looks best in full contrast black and white.





Madeleine Langan Bar Harbor Shell Bag . It will be interesting to plan the color schemes.





Nora Gagan's intricate deer bag . I love these deer drawings.





Shigra Diamonds by Vicky Square, Featuring the Iconic Bag: 30 Knitting Patterns and Stories from Around the World . Oh, this Harlequin-like color effect is so fun.





Nora c. Medallion travel bag from below. The embroidery on them is magical.





Ann Kingston Flavor Bag . so beautiful!





Hagar Tree Vicki Havel, Awarnaits: Posted in Knitting and Crochet Projects for Eco Knitting . I love images with a wood feel like this cocktail shaker.





All Lottery , Nora J. Billos. It looks smooth and roomy.





Bird bags from Piero yarn patterns. There are interesting attractions for folk art. This is a free template.





Tribal lion yarn bag . Wear it with ankara, kente or dashiki prints. This is a free template.





Selden , Diana Bartolatti. I love its simple shape and neutral tone. You can go almost anywhere in almost any feminine outfit.





Diana Bartolatti amethyst organizer. They look fun and practical because simple little pockets are always a nice touch on a bag. Making your own bag can be an advantage in terms of bag convenience, as you can customize the pockets by adding them to the body or to your preferred pocket size and shape.





Only the bag , Andrea Pape. This is smooth and visually appealing.





Adorable Owl: Deborah Tomasello felt bag . Cute bag for the owl lovers among us.





Linda Sawyer Wheat Rug Bag . This definitely stands out. I remember checking it out when it appeared ina 2014 interview with Jane Austen Knights . The inner frame bag has a great shape and these are the best wired gloves I have seen, they look just as good as the same style leather or vinyl gloves. The model is also fun.





Rose Window Land by Laura Parker. As someone who does stained glass, I'm always here for the stained glass weave effect, which is a particularly beautiful example of stained glass weaving. I will replace those sad belts with leather or vinyl.





Susan Mills Rug Bag. Very similar to the picture of this bag. This is a free template.