http://www.violinjodie.com/blog Jodie Danenberg on knitting, reading & playing violin in Eugene, Oregon Thu, 21 Aug 2008 19:40:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 http://www.violinjodie.com/blog/saturday-market-bag/#comment-291946 continuation into procrastination « Laureate Knits Sat, 12 Jul 2008 16:56:22 +0000 http://www.vlnjodie.frihost.net/free-patterns/saturday-market-bag/#comment-291946 [...] Saturday Market Bag - Jodie [...] […] Saturday Market Bag - Jodie […]

]]> http://www.violinjodie.com/blog/saturday-market-bag/#comment-190214 MIchelle Wed, 09 Apr 2008 14:29:35 +0000 http://www.vlnjodie.frihost.net/free-patterns/saturday-market-bag/#comment-190214 Please do make your bag pattern available as Magknits is no more... they announced yesterday that they will no longer have a site or old patterns available.I was really hoping to knit this bag for the opening of our farmers markets. Please do make your bag pattern available as Magknits is no more… they announced yesterday that they will no longer have a site or old patterns available.I was really hoping to knit this bag for the opening of our farmers markets.

]]> http://www.violinjodie.com/blog/saturday-market-bag/#comment-181241 kari Sun, 30 Mar 2008 03:52:44 +0000 http://www.vlnjodie.frihost.net/free-patterns/saturday-market-bag/#comment-181241 I am living in South Korea and getting yarn that I actually want to touch is a little bit difficult. I had just started knitting a skating skirt for my daughter and realized that the yarn was just too tough for what I have in mind. So, here I am wondering what to do with all this mail-ordered aubergine cotton yarn when I came across your patter. This is a great. I go to the local market every weekend and my daughter is a bit cranky because I always take her beach bag and it is beginning to wear. So now, I will make a few bags for the market and one for her to take to the beach and try the skirt in something more silky. I know this is a lot to write, but as I said, obtaining yarn in Korea is a challenge and now I feel calmer and less wasteful. Cheers. I am living in South Korea and getting yarn that I actually want to touch is a little bit difficult. I had just started knitting a skating skirt for my daughter and realized that the yarn was just too tough for what I have in mind. So, here I am wondering what to do with all this mail-ordered aubergine cotton yarn when I came across your patter. This is a great. I go to the local market every weekend and my daughter is a bit cranky because I always take her beach bag and it is beginning to wear. So now, I will make a few bags for the market and one for her to take to the beach and try the skirt in something more silky. I know this is a lot to write, but as I said, obtaining yarn in Korea is a challenge and now I feel calmer and less wasteful. Cheers.

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