The Faye Fringe Bag is a fabulous accessory, worked in a gorgeous mix of yarns using a unique textured stitch. This soft structured bag can be carried by the top handle or as a clutch and adds a splash of color to any outfit! It is a perfect project for experimenting with color, texture, and fringe!
* The Faye Fringe Bag PDF pattern emailed as a download link after checkout
* Knit Collage University Video Class with step by step instruction on how to knit the Faye Fringe Bag from start to finish in our app plus bonus content including how to add a strap and lining. You will receive an invitation to access your video class tutorials inside our app in a separate email shortly after checking out. If this is your first time gaining access to our app, you will be asked to create an account from that invitation.
* Needles - if you'd like these added to your kit, click here to see them.
* Main Color 1 (MC1): 1 skein Spun Cloud (100% wool; approx. 100 yds (92 m) / 200 g) shown in Bodacious Pink
* Main Color 2 (MC2): 1 skein Daisy Chain (95% wool / 4% silk / 1% polyester; approx. 60 yds (55 m) / 100 g) shown in Sweet Papaya
* Contrast Colors (CCs):
* 1 Wildflower Mini Skein Kit [(approx. 85 yds (78 m) / 100 g) - 5 mini skeins of yarn included per kit, 17 yds (16 m) / skein] shown in Blooming Jasmine with colors used in the following order:
**Please note any modifications to stripe layout, size, width, height, or fringe length may require additional yarn.**
Size US 13 (9 mm) 32” / 80 cm circular needles or size needed to obtain gauge, 2 sets in total
Size N/P / US 15 (10 mm) crochet hook for provisional cast-on
Size I / US 9 (5.5 mm) crochet hook for finishing fringe at side seams.
10 sts and 23 rows = 4.5” / 11.5 cm in Textured Stripe Stitch (See Pattern Notes) worked flat on knitting needles, steam blocked
See Pattern Notes for suggested gauge swatch recommendations.
Anna Skala
Where anything feels possible
Meet the Spinners
Over the course of the last 13 years, we've created our own little cottage industry within the Indian economy where 16 Indian women create our yarns! There’s just so much that goes into each and every skein and none of it would be possible without this team, right here, making it all happen. One of my favorite things about being there is that anything feels possible. Read more on the blog: India Team + Trip Recap.
