A small hug for pocket tissues! Super simple to knit, all you need to know is how to cast on, bind off, knit, purl, and sew two straight seams. I have shared some knitting bag patterns that you won’t miss out, and the scrap bag is a perfect choice I recommend. These sweet little covers work up quickly and would be great for little gifts or to sell at fundraisers and craft fairs.
You may love: Knit Christmas Gift Bag Free Knitting Patterns
Click the link below for the FREE knitting pattern:
Tishoo by Ellen Kapusniak
Click the link below for the FREE knitting pattern(IMAGE 1 + 2):
Sweaters for Purse Size Tissue Packets by kmkat
Yarn: various sock yarns
Pattern: my own. C/o ~28 stitches; ribbing should be ~4-1/5″ unstretched. Row 1: K3, *P2, K2* to last 3 st, end K3. Rows 2 – 6: continue in ribbing as established. Change to stockinette; continue until stockinette portion is ~6″ in length. Work 6 rows of ribbing to match beginning. Cast off loosely. Finishing: lay out rectangle of knitting, wrong side up. Fold into thirds, overlapping the two ends. Sew short ends.
Needle: Addi Turbo #2 or #3, depending on weight of yarn.
Click the link below for the FREE knitting pattern(IMAGE):
Pocket Tissue Holder by Jennifer Casa
Click the link below for the FREE knitting pattern(IMAGE):
Sniffles Tissue Cover by Karrie Weaver
Click the link below for the FREE knitting pattern:
