Very nice tutorial, you heard my heart from afar. I was looking at my brother's mail and said "I need to make something to put his mail in so it's not sitting all over the table waiting to be picked up." Thanks again for that beautiful "Mail holder"
I was thinking that maybe we could use a cotton washcloth yarn, and just double or triple the yarns. You could keep it in a natural color or perhaps do different colors, such as red white and blue black green and yellow, just imagine the combinations. I know that I can find that same yarn for the wash cloths for about 1 to 2 dollars per skein. 🤷🏻♀️💗
@@vegangelist I have been looking at the macrame cord available at the big chain craft stores, and it leaves a lot to be desired...so I worried about just ordering some on Amazon....mainly because the Bobbiny looks so nice!
I'm using (from my stash) Robin DK 100% cotton in stone mixed with a Pink (very strange looking pink, but lovely) 'stoned washed' 78% cotton 22% acrylic. It has made a very soft colour, which also feels soft but firm. I did need more stitches so it would have been handy if the length of the starting chain had been included. I'm working the the bag as a continuous spiral which makes it easier when working the divide. I have plans for several of these. That should make inroads into my stash a little, well until my next ‘innocent' wonder past a yarn shop 😉.
The measurement is immaterial as you have to make it big enough to wrap around your phone, each of us have different phones so just measure as you go, Anja x
bonjour votre tuto me plait beaucoup mais pour le faire plus grand dois je partir d'un multiple de cinq ou puis je monter n importe quel nombre de mailles Cordialement et bonne fin de journee
Hello super projekt but I don't understand how you finish each tour.... You show just the first... It would be nice of you to be more precise and slow, for beginners :)
This would be great in a campervan!
I love the pouch Anya I can't wait to make this. Thank you so much dear for this tutorial. Have a blessed day! 💗😊🧶
Another gem. Thank You.
Very nice tutorial, you heard my heart from afar. I was looking at my brother's mail and said "I need to make something to put his mail in so it's not sitting all over the table waiting to be picked up." Thanks again for that beautiful "Mail holder"
Wonderful idea Christie! Anja x
Great pouch, wonderful tutorial! 👏Thank you🧶
Glad you like it Helen! Anja x
This pouch is so lovely! I can’t wait to make it! 🥰Thank you so much, Anya! You are amazing!💕
Thanks Anja... so pretty and useful 😘 I have just made one and planning to made more for my sister 😊
Wonderful lily! Anja x
Another one that I'll have to do. Love it.
Thank you thank you this is a wonderful series of tutorials you are doing❤️❤️❤️😊
You're welcome, Anja x
Another great tutorial. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Glad you liked it! Anja x
Omg i love this! What other cord can i use besides the bobbiny cord
Im sure there are other brands of cord available, try Amazon maybe, or you could double up a chunky yarn. Anja x
@@OpheliaTalks ok thank you so much
What is everyone using as an alternative to Bobbiny cord? It's a little pricey on their website.... although I agree, it looks great! 🖤
I was thinking that maybe we could use a cotton washcloth yarn, and just double or triple the yarns. You could keep it in a natural color or perhaps do different colors, such as red white and blue black green and yellow, just imagine the combinations. I know that I can find that same yarn for the wash cloths for about 1 to 2 dollars per skein. 🤷🏻♀️💗
Just use any 3mm macrame cord?
@@vegangelist I have been looking at the macrame cord available at the big chain craft stores, and it leaves a lot to be desired...so I worried about just ordering some on Amazon....mainly because the Bobbiny looks so nice!
I'm using (from my stash) Robin DK 100% cotton in stone mixed with a Pink (very strange looking pink, but lovely) 'stoned washed' 78% cotton 22% acrylic. It has made a very soft colour, which also feels soft but firm.
I did need more stitches so it would have been handy if the length of the starting chain had been included. I'm working the the bag as a continuous spiral which makes it easier when working the divide.
I have plans for several of these. That should make inroads into my stash a little, well until my next ‘innocent' wonder past a yarn shop 😉.
Can you tell me the measurement because I would be using a 4 weight cotton yarn. Looks great and so practical, thank you
The measurement is immaterial as you have to make it big enough to wrap around your phone, each of us have different phones so just measure as you go, Anja x
bonjour votre tuto me plait beaucoup mais pour le faire plus grand dois je partir d'un multiple de cinq ou puis je monter n importe quel nombre de mailles
Cordialement et bonne fin de journee
rebonjour dsl je n ai pas indiqué que j utilise ll adresse mail de mon compagnon
bonne journée
What size is that ring?
Hi Karen, it's 50mm/5cm diameter, Anja x
@@OpheliaTalks thank u so much for that!
@@OpheliaTalks 5cm is the thickness of the ring? Im confused sorry
Hello super projekt but I don't understand how you finish each tour.... You show just the first... It would be nice of you to be more precise and slow, for beginners :)