They are fairly simple to make. I’ll try to post a detailed pattern one of these days. I’ve never written one before and so it will take a while to figure out how to phrase everything.

Mary

As you probably know, I didn’t make it this year. (

Have you thought about setting up a PayPal account (if you don’t already have one) and selling them here? You could always showcase particular bags for sale; if a certain type proves popular, you can even take orders for a particular color/pattern. (Unless, of course, you just want to make them all unique).

I’d be glad to make a post at TheTarotChannel.com about them, pointing readers to your site. And once I buy my own (*chuckle*) I’ll review ‘em (and use ‘em)!

Feel free to send me an email, if you’d like.

Janet

Mary

When you are going to put some up for sale? I want! )

Janet

To create a closure for the top of your sock bag, just thread a fine drawstring cord through stitches near the top and pull the sock top closed. You should be able to do this if the stitch is not too tight.

Mary

Yep, some people prefer the drawstrings and a looser bag. I prefer tight and sleek. I think a cotton yarn would probably work better than wool. Silk would be nice but both wool and silk invite bugs, so they really aren’t the best for long-term storage.

Mary

Just playing.

Mary