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Ruke Moon Bag - knitting pattern

€5.00
  • Level: Intermediate
  • Sizes: One size
  • Yarn: Laines du Nord, Teddy B
  • Needles: 4mm (US6, UK8)
  • Knitting type: Rounds
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Skills used in this pattern:

The Ruke moon bag is worked in rounds by knitting two separate pieces which are then joined together. This clutch bag is knitted using boucle yarn so the stitches are not visible and this gives it an even more unique look. The Ruke moon bag has a lining with a small pocket inside and a sewn-in thin zipper, which is not visible and does not obscure the design of the bag itself. The pattern of this bag is written in one size and it is a really handy item to hold cute little things.

Language: English

Sizes:
One size. Diameter: 24cm (9in).

Yarn:
Laines du Nord, Teddy B (75% alpaca, 10% mulesing free wool, 15% polyamide; 50g (1.8oz) = 120m (131 yds)), colour no.: 17.

Yarn weight (DK/Light worsted):
100 g ― 3.5 oz ― 2 balls ― 240 m ― 262 yds.

Needles:
2 pcs. 4mm (US6, UK8) 60cm (24in) circular needles and 4mm (U6, UK8) 20cm (7.75in) 5 pcs. double point needles.

Gauge:
10cm x 10cm (4in x 4in) = 13 stitches x 15 rows in Stockinette stitch pattern after washing.

Notions:
1 closed stitch marker, tapestry needle, sewing yarn in the same colour as bag, lining for Ruke moon bag.

Pattern includes:
Knitting directions, Youtube video links with QR codes, schematics, abbreviations.

PDF file will be available to download after purchase - link will be sent to your email address.

Pattern videos

Skills used in this pattern

  • How to read a knitting pattern Reading a knitting pattern means understanding materials, gauge, sizes, abbreviations, stitch counts and construction...
  • Gauge Gauge describes how many stitches and rows fit into a measured area.
  • Gauge Swatch A gauge swatch is a sample used to measure stitch and row gauge before starting a project.
  • Blocking Blocking shapes finished knitting with moisture, measurements and drying time.
  • Long Tail Cast-on Long Tail Cast-on creates a neat edge with moderate elasticity and a polished first row.
  • Slip Knot A slip knot is an adjustable first loop that can be used to begin a cast-on.
  • Basic Bind-off Basic Bind-off secures live stitches to finish an edge.
  • Knit stitch The knit stitch is a foundation stitch that creates the smooth V-shaped side of knitted fabric.
  • Stockinette Stitch Stockinette Stitch creates smooth V-shaped fabric on the right side and purl bumps on the wrong side.
  • Joining in the round Joining in the round connects cast-on stitches so the work can continue as a tube.
  • RLI RLI is a right lifted increase made by lifting a stitch from the row below.