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If your handbag needs a pick-me-up, but you’re not a big knitter, try out these loom knitting purse patterns. Loom knitting is an easier, faster way to knit and all you need to get started is a knitting loom. There are tons of loom knitting patterns online, but the purses are particularly cute. Check out these patterns and make yourself a brand new bag!
Renee Van Hoy
Pansy Purse
With its pretty pastel colors, this purse would be perfect for spring. You can make it as big as you’d like to run errands or smaller to just hold a few essentials. This loom knitting purse pattern is a simple one to follow and is great for beginners. For more information, visit Ravelry.
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All Tied Up
This adorable purse can be made with any size circular loom. Although it looks complex, this is a very simple purse to make. The drawstring accent on the front gives it a unique look and it can be customized to any size. For more information, visit LoomaHat.
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Drawstring Backpack
Whether you’re going for groceries or going to school, this drawstring backpack would make the perfect accessory. Try out the unique striped design presented in this pattern to create a nice, lightweight backpack. For more information, visit the Knitting Board.
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BeeBopper Tote Bag
This tote is cute and quaint, with a convenient button closure. The step-by-step instructions make this loom knitting purse pattern easy to follow and perfect for anyone who wants to try. For more instructions, visit FaveCrafts.
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The Beagle Bag
This loom knit bag is a smaller style and its decorative handle makes for an exciting accent. This bag would be perfect for anyone who has a vintage wardrobe and is looking for a purse to fit into her collection. For more information, visit the Knitting Board.
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Messenger Bag
If you’re looking for something a bit bigger, try out this stylish messenger bag. This pattern is so simple to make, but the end result looks like you could have gotten it from a store. To try out this knitting pattern, follow the instructions at Melli’s Mish Mash.
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