Como Bag

The Como Bag is worked from the top down in an eyelet pattern. Decreases are worked in the eyelet pattern for the bottom. At the end, stitches are picked up and knitted along the top edge of the bag, and an i-cord edge is worked. After this, a section in stockinette stitch is worked followed by one more i-cord, which is continued into two handles. **Sizes:** small (large) **Circumference:** 54 (63) cm \[21¼ (24¾) inches\] **Height:** approx. 26 (29) cm \[10¼ (11½) inches\] (excl. handle) **Gauge:** 20 sts x 28 rows = 10 x 10 cm \[4 x 4 inches\] in eyelet pattern on a 4 mm \[US6\] needle **Needles: Circular needles:** 4 mm \[US6\] / 60 cm \[24 inches\] and 3 mm \[US2½\] / 40 or 60 cm \[16 or 24 inches\]; **Double-pointed needles:** 4 mm \[US6\] and 3 mm \[US2½\] **Materials:** approx. 138 (177) g Julie by Permin (200 g = 240 m \[262 yds\]) Difficulty: ★ ★ ★ (3 out of 5) See the classification of difficulty [here.][1] The white Como Bag is knitted in Julie by Permin in the color Råhvid \[02\]. [1]: https://www.petiteknit.com/en/pages/svaerhedsgrad