A small or large drawstring bag, depending on the yarn and needles used.

If you want a bag for your wrist to hold your sock yarn, suggest using size 3 or 4 US needles.

I changed the leaves I designed last year and used the candle flame stitch within the pattern into stand alone individual candle flames instead.

Any yarn you prefer; sock yarn makes smaller bag; cord type yarn gives more stitch definition.

Make one in white sock yarn, lace yarn, or crochet thread for a bride or First Communion young lady.
Or, make a small one to match a formal.

Below is more info on the four I haven’t given away yet.
If unfamiliar with yarn weights, see http://www.craftyarncouncil.com/weight.html
Measured flat; width across top, height top to bottom point

White
Yarn: weight 0, Coats & Clark Crochet Thread 10, cotton
Needles: Size 00 US Size: 3 ½” x 3” weighs about ¼ ounce

Varigated Rose Pink
Yarn: weight 1, Paton’s Kroy Socks FX, wool/nylon blend
Needles: Size 2 US Size: 5” x 4 ½” weighs about 1 ounce

Pink
Yarn: weight 3, Caron’s Spa, a discontinued bamboo/acrylic blend
Needles: Size 5 US Size: 8 ½” x 8” weighs about 2 ½ ounces
(knit Rounds 1-20 on page 5 twice)

Blue w flecks
Yarn: weight 4, Plymouth Yarn’s Jelli Beenz acrylic/wool blend 214 yards (needed a few more yards for two more Candle Flames)
Needles: Size 8 for bag, size 7 for Drawstring & Candle Flames
Size: 9 ½” x 9” weighs about 3 ½ ounces

Uploaded a new version on January 19, 2016. Only a few very minor changes, so no need for anyone to actually download or print a new one.