There will be leftovers no matter what project you have finished, and this pattern is the first in a series that uses leftovers in a specific yarn quality. In this pattern, I have chosen to use thicker scraps of cotton yarn. You can then either hold thinner strands of cotton yarn double or use a single strand of thicker cotton yarn. This little pouch can be knitted in 2 ways - either in the round on circular needles, first magic loop then short circular needles - or flat back and forth where the yarn is cut for each row. The picture shows one of each, and on the one where the yarn is cut, the ends are tied together and become a decorative frill edge down one side. This pouch can be knitted in a different size than the one outlined in the pattern. You either increase on fewer rounds to make it smaller, or you continue to increase until the desired size is reached to make it larger. This is knitted as a flat circle with a final edge with holes. The pouch can be unfolded completely and you will then have a good overview of all its content.

Very important pattern information -this pattern is not written by a big business or a professional writer. It is written with my own words driven by a passion for knitting, crafting and writing. If you have any questions, please just ask. I check my messages and emails several times every week.

Techniques used in the pattern:

• Long tail cast on
• Regular bind off
• Cast on around a ring of yarn
• Increase by knitting 2 in 1
• Invisible color change
• Yarn over and ssk to make holes
• Standalone icord as a string

All techniques are shown on the youtube channel knit_tech.

As always - please send me a message if you have any questions in the pattern. I check my messages several times per week. Since I now have a varied selection of patterns in my shop, I have added a 25% discount when you have 4 or more patterns in your cart. There’s no code needed, but it only activates when it’s 4 or more patterns in the cart.

Happy knitting!