Deramores Bow Clutch Bag Knitting Pattern

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Deramores Bow Clutch Bag Knitting Pattern
Deramores Bow Clutch Bag Knitting Pattern
Deramores Bow Clutch Bag Knitting Pattern
$4.25

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Downloadable PDF, English

Specifications

Brand: Deramores
Yarn Weight: DK | Light Worsted
Designer: Wendy Kippax
Craft: Knitting
Format: Downloadable PDF
Languages: English
Number of Patterns: 1
Pages: 3
Skill Level: Beginner
Finished Size: 27cm x 14cm
Featured Products: Paintbox Yarns Simply DK Yarn - Acrylic DK

What you'll need

1 Select Size

Size: 27cm x 14cm

2 Select Colors

Green Tea (70064)
Color
Deramores Studio DK Yarn - Acrylic DK

Green Tea (70064)

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Merlot (70048)
Color
Deramores Studio DK Yarn - Acrylic DK

Merlot (70048)

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× $4.00

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Product Description

Deramores Bow Clutch Bag PDF download knitting pattern by Wendy Kippax. Fun to make, this pattern could be your next masterpiece! Note: The original yarn called for in this pattern has been discontinued. We recommend Paintbox Yarns Simple DK as a substitute.
Deramores Bow Clutch Bag Knitting Pattern
$4.25

Deramores Bow Clutch Bag

Project Overview

The Deramores Bow Clutch Bag is a beginner-friendly knitted accessory designed by Wendy Kippax. This downloadable knitting pattern creates a structured clutch bag measuring 27cm in length and 14cm in height, featuring a decorative bow embellishment and an adjustable strap. The finished bag includes a 26cm closed-end zip for secure closure, making it a practical yet stylish accessory suitable for everyday use.

What Is Being Made

This pattern produces a complete clutch bag with multiple components: a main bag body, a decorative bow accent, a tie to cinch the bow, and an adjustable shoulder strap. The bag is designed with a classic rectangular silhouette and incorporates color contrast through the use of two complementary yarn colors. The finished dimensions are 27cm wide by 14cm in height when closed.

Techniques Used

  • Ribbed edging: The bag body begins and ends with k2, p2 rib, creating a neat, elastic border that frames the main pattern
  • Pattern integration: The central section features the Cayce Stitch pattern, a textured stitch that creates visual interest and structure
  • Shaping through decreasing and increasing: The bow component uses strategic decreases (k2tog at both ends) followed by increases (kfb at both ends) to create the characteristic bow shape with tapered and widened sections
  • Mattress stitch seaming: Side seams are sewn using mattress stitch, a nearly invisible seaming technique ideal for creating professional-looking joins
  • Yarn color changes: The pattern incorporates strategic color changes between Yarn A and Yarn B to create visual definition between the ribbed sections and the main pattern area
  • Garter stitch construction: The tie component uses simple garter stitch, providing a stable, non-curling fabric
  • Rib stitch for the strap: The shoulder strap is worked in k1, p1 rib for flexibility and comfort

Stitches Used

  • Moss Stitch: Used for the bow component, this stitch alternates knit and purl stitches (K1, p1) on every row, creating a dense, textured fabric with a pebbly appearance
  • Cayce Stitch: The primary pattern stitch for the bag body, this decorative stitch combines yarn overs (yo), slipped stitches (sl1p), and knit two together decreases (k2tog tbl) to create an open, lacy texture
  • K2, p2 Rib: A classic ribbed stitch used for the top and bottom borders of the bag, providing elasticity and a finished appearance
  • K1, p1 Rib: Used for the shoulder strap, this alternating knit and purl pattern creates a flexible, comfortable band
  • Garter Stitch: The simplest knit stitch (knitting every row), used for the tie component to create a stable, flat fabric
  • Yarn over (yo): Creates decorative holes in the Cayce Stitch pattern
  • Knit two together (k2tog and k2tog tbl): Decrease stitches used in both the Cayce pattern and bow shaping
  • Knit through front and back (kfb): An increase stitch used to enlarge the bow after the initial decrease section
  • Slip stitch purlwise (sl1p): A stitch manipulation technique used in the Cayce pattern

Materials and Specifications

  • Yarn: Deramores Studio DK weight yarn in two colors: 1 x 100g in Green Tea (Yarn A) and 1 x 100g in Merlot (Yarn B). DK (double knitting) weight is a medium yarn weight suitable for creating structured, durable garments
  • Needles: 4mm straight needles for all knitting components
  • Notions: 26cm closed-end zip for the bag closure and a tapestry needle for sewing seams and attaching components
  • Tension: 24 stitches x 38 rows over Cayce Stitch

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