Clothes Pin Bag Pattern **Correction to pattern**

[RecycleCindy]

 

Here is my latest free pattern to share with you all here at the ville! It's a clothes pin bag crocheted from recycled plastic bags. The plastic material works great as it doesn't get wet like my old cloth bag did when it rains. It's nearly waterproof and works a lot better than a cloth bag does. I'd love to hear from anyone who tries this pattern.

 

8/30/07 ** Pattern Correction**

I just noticed an error to the pattern on rnd 16-20. It has a duplicate Ch 2, Turn. The correct instructions should read:

Rnd 16 - 20

Ch 2, turn. Hdc in ea st back to beginning opening.

 

Sorry for the error. I wanted to let anyone know who already printed out the pattern to make the changes. The website pattern has been corrected too. Thanks.

[Mother Bear]

I love it! I am trying to think of who I can make it for! Thanks for the great pattern.

[Bizzyboppers]

I had to bookmark your blog! I can't wait to make some of your bags!

[SHERYL]

What a great idea, a friend of mine will be getting a surprise of one of these bags soon.

[misssmaggie]

That is so cool !!! Thanks for sharing!

[Debbi-a1]

What a great pattern! Very creative. You did a great job.

[Mel2nsluvsCrochet]

What a practical idea! And you used plastic bags....how earth friendly!

[kdwaye]

What a great idea!

[misskitty27526]

Think I try cotton.Thanks for shareing the pattern.

 

Debra

[um saif]

Thank you so much

[RecycleCindy]

8/30/07 ** Pattern Correction**

I just noticed an error to the pattern on rnd 16-20. It has a duplicate Ch 2, Turn. The correct instructions should read:

Rnd 16 - 20

Ch 2, turn. Hdc in ea st back to beginning opening.

 

Sorry for the error. I wanted to let anyone know who already printed out the pattern to make the changes. The website pattern has been corrected too. Thanks.

[Serendipitycrafter]

What perfect timing. My old clothes pin bag is shredded by wind and rain.

I think I will also try it out of a cotten. Thanks for the pattern!

[a1t2h9y1]

what a great idea- I can also see this in closets to put small things in. Thanks for sharing your pattern!