Miniature Cupcake Purse

 Cupcake purse



Lily’s Sugar and Cream: Tea Rose (Color A)
Peaches and cream: Fleur de Lavandra (Color B)


Size 8-9” circular needles

Base of purse: 

Co 6
Knit 
K1 (kfb) k1       10 stitches
Purl
K1 (kfb) k1         18
Purl
K1 (k1, kfb) k1        26
Purl
K1 (k2, kfb) k1        34
Purl
K1 (k3, kfb) k1        42 stitches 
Purl
K1 (k4, kfb) k1        48   Stitches 
Purl
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Ribbing:
8 rows ribbing (k1p1)
Change to color B (leaving long tail if for sewing)
Knit 4
*Yo K2tog* (Picot Edge)
Knit 4
Stitch marker on the wrong side to sew later
OR knit picot edge

Knit 12 rows (if sewing, do that a few rows in)

*Yo K2tog* This time for drawstrings

Knit 4 rows

Cast off

Drawstring-crochet a chain about 30” (or to desired length) on G sized hook

I learned the crochet chain for this project 

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