Knitting With Grocery Bags

RE: Knitting With Grocery Bags Post by Nancylee52 (3) | (03/23/2007) Contact Hi Carol, There is a pattern for a Recycled Plastic Bag Carryall or Tote Bag at http://www.diynetwork.com, I am also uploading a photo for you. When you get online to the DIY Network use the information below, it will give you the instructions for this pattern. Hope this helps you. Recycled-Plastic Carryall From "Knitty Gritty" episode DKNG-105 RE: Knitting With Grocery Bags Post By Hannah (Guest Post) (02/09/2007) I haven't seen many patterns for knitting with plastic bags but I have knitted some things anyway just making it up as I go along. I made a bag to store my lab coat in by casting on about 30 - 40 stitches on large needles (actually I think they were chopsticks!) then knitting with garter stitch until it reached about one metre. I then decreased 2stitches per row until only one stitch remained and finished. Making it up involved folding the rectangular section in half and stitching in place. The triangular section from decreasing acted as a flap that was held down by a button. You could add a handle by braiding bags and stitching in place. Not sure if that helps at all. Most patterns seem to work on the same rectangular principle and so garter stitch should be all that you need :0) RE: Knitting With Grocery Bags Post By Elizabeth (Guest Post) (02/09/2007) I saw this done on the show Knitty Gritty. They have the pattern on their web site: www.knittygritty.com. The episode # DKNG-105.