I'm finally done!



6/28/09
I have finally finished!!! It only took me a year, and the bag looks nothing like the Laurel Summer bag, it is now dubed the Shelly Summer Bag! The only thing that I actually used from the original pattern is the cast on numbers and I had the correct number when I casted off! Otherwise, I did a completly different pattern for the body and the strap is one long cable!

6/1/09
Ok, I started, stopped, started, stopped and now have picked this bag up again and have to finish before the end of June 2009 to recieve full points for Gryffindor in DADA Spring 2009! I need to get knitting!

some time in 2008
This project has gone onto the back burner until spring!

6/08
I didnt like the way the pattern on the body looked, so I ripped back to the seam and I am doing a small rippled cable pattern. And I am loving it! I should have this bag done soon!

This project has gone onto the back burner until spring!

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