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Today we are going to look at the selection of bag models I have chosen. This post is the third of five pocket placements I have ever made: I have also published clutch / bracelet models , handbags , pendulum bags and select backpacks .

The example above is the Fair Isle "Hello" bag from Berg de France, although I think it could be called the "Hell Bag". How can someone not have the phrase "go to hell with a handbag"?





For those who can not leave the empty Hudson Bay space at home k. I offer you this bag with felt buttons . interwoven





By Summer Fling , Space Tricot. A lightweight and minimalist model bag. This is a free sample.





ATX Case , by Staci Perry. Another lightweight pendulum bag with a smart stripe pattern. These and the above are not bags to carry a lot, but sometimes you just do not have to carry a lot.





Plaid Squad , by Susan Raini. It looks smart and solid.





Bedouin bag in 3 sizes by Nora J. Belos. They seem to come from an expensive store. A simple stone adds a lot.





Pass Bag with Currant Crumbs by Janet D. Russell. This will be a good backup amplifier.





Danny's Golden Sheep Herd Bag . How beautiful is this handbag?





The sensation of sand and sea , created by Maria do Suto. Like this point.





Snowflakes felt from Lyon brand yarn. I like that you use two additional examples.





Plain Air Handbag, by Amanda Schuzer. I like it, but I thought I would make it a little smaller, maybe use a lighter thread or a smaller needle, and strangely looks bigger.





The Bag was published by Wendy Wonnacott
No sheep for you: cotton, silk, linen, hemp, bamboo and other delicacies . More sample photos on the Ravelry page for this design show other, more muted colors, but this bag looks best in the stark contrast of black and white.





Bar Harbor Sea Shell Bag , by Madeleine Langan. It would be nice to plan a color scheme.





Norah Gaghan's extensive Deer Bag . I love these deer graphics.





Vicky Square Shigra Diamonds , Popular Bags: Published in 30 knitting patterns and fables from around the world . Oh, these colorful Harlequin-like effects are so much fun.





Medal Travel Bag by Nora J. Belos. The stitching on it is very good.





To Flour , by Ann Kingston. Very good!





Posted by Tree Hager , Vicky Havel, AwareKnits: Eco-friendly crochet and crochet stitch projects. I love these photos because it's like shaking a felt tree with a needle.





All by Tots , Nora J. Belos. They are very shiny and also show the container





Bird bag of pirate yarn pattern. There are interesting applications for folk art. This is a free sample.





The stem bag is made with Lyon brand yarn. Ankara, Kente or Dashiki would be something to wear with a patterned dress. And it's a free model.





Selandin , by Diane Bartolatti. I like the simple shape and neutral tone. Every woman can go anywhere in her clothes.





Amethyst Organizer , by Diane Bartolatti. It's fun and looks practical, because a simple bag is always a great feature in your pocket. Making your own bag can offer an advantage in bag comfort, as you can customize the bag by adding bags of any size and style to the body or lining.





Just So Bag , by Andrea Baber. It is sleek and visually appealing.





Spectacular owl: game bag , Deborah Thomasello. A sweet bag for the owl lovers among us.





The grain mat bag , by Linda Sawyer. It is definitely different. I remember seeingJane Austen Knights in a 2014 interview . The bag takes its beautiful shape from the inner frame and is the best grip I have ever seen - it looks as good as a leather or vinyl grip in the same style. The model is also beautiful.





Rosene Tot , by Laura Barker. As a person who works with stained glass, I am always here for the stained glass effect on textiles, and this is a particular example of the "stained glass window" texture. However, I will replace these ugly straps with leather or vinyl.





Carpet Bags , by Susan Mills. It is very similar to the bag model. This is a free sample.