Fedora Brea Bag
The final of the four Brea bags.
I doubled the yarn. See the other 3 colors in my projects for how the handles turned out.
I don’t have a finished picture for this one, just the other 3.
The final of the four Brea bags.
I doubled the yarn. See the other 3 colors in my projects for how the handles turned out.
I don’t have a finished picture for this one, just the other 3.
Began | February 20, 2009 |
Finished | January 1, 2009 |
100% | |
Edited | February 24, 2009 |
Pattern URL | Brea Bag by 3654 |
Made for | a friend |
Making these for my niece. Update 2/18/08: Frogged and rerolled the yarn for my stash.
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finished before thanksgiving, need real pictures! 11/8: separated off for the left and right fronts, and decided to do them two-at-a-time. I had to do a little more writing out which rows had arm or neck decreases so I was sure to be in the correct place (especially with t-a-a-t) but it’s going smoothly now….
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