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Holla Worthy FO Pic Round Up!

1.6.13HKFOs

A couple months ago I showed off some amazing Holla Knits FOs, and today I’ve got more!

Top row, left to right: Multiplicity by Katie of Under the Red Umbrella, Wallpaper Cowl by Laura of Gynx Yarns, Scallop of the Sea by Nancy

Bottom row, left to right: Jilted by Jessica of Making This Now, Black Swan by Michelle of My So-Called Handmade LifeBombshell Shorts by Josefin of waltin.se, photo by Dan Waltin.

A huge thank you to everyone working on and finishing these fantastic Holla Knits designs! I can’t wait to show you a new batch of holla worthy FOs soon.

Scallop of the Sea KAL FOs!

We did it! Amidst holiday knitting and apocalypse planning we managed to knock out some gorgeous Scallop of the Sea clutches!

Lisa's pretty lining

Lisa’s pretty lining

Jo's mini scallop

Jo’s mini scallop

Jamie's geometric lining

Jamie’s geometric lining

Caitlin's worsted weight version

Caitlin’s worsted weight version

My pink-tastic clutch

And now on to the fabulous prizes!

Winner of a Katie Canavan WORK+SHELTER cowl pattern and yarn kit: Caitlin!

Winner of a 2013 Holla Knits Subscription: Lisa!

Winner of Christmas ornaments handmade by Katie: Jo!

Winner of a Katie Canavan pattern: Jamie!

Thanks for joining me in this KAL, it was tons of fun! Hopefully we’ll be seeing more Scallops of the Sea pop up in the future!

Scallop of the Sea Strap

While clutches are awesomely cute and I always imagine myself wearing them and looking totally hot, it just never happens. I get annoyed holding it halfway through the night and stupidly end up abandoning it to sit unwatched at my seat or table, and just hope it doesn’t get stolen.

Braided Strap for Scallop of the Sea

So I came up with a fun braided double stranded strap to attach to my Scallop of the Sea clutch! In case you also have a problem with using clutches, I thought I’d share.

36″ Double Braided Strap

I wanted a 36″ strap – long enough to wear cross body, but short enough so that I could wear it over one shoulder as well. You can adjust the length of the strap by adding or subtracting inches from the lengths of your yarn strands.

Braided and Ready to Go!

1) Cut 9 90″ strands of yarn for both colors – 18 strands total.

2) Tie the ends together in a knot at one end. Divide the 18 strands up into 3 sections of 3 strandes of each color.

3) Braid neatly!

4) Secure the other end by making a knot, and trim the ends.

Strap Attached!

5) Fold the strap in half and, with a needle and thread, sew the folded end to the top of the fold of your bag on one side, and sew the knotted ends together to the top of the fold of your bag on the other side.

Fun right?! I can’t wait to see your straps!

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