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{free pattern} Mamie Clutch

March 19, 2012January 8, 2013

I’ve finished my very first knitting pattern. Mamie uses just one skein of Tahki Cotton, which comes in an amazing array of colours, and is knit on 3.25mm needles, making a dense material.

The pattern is available for free: Mamie Clutch

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