For Your Valentine

If you are looking for something quick and easy, perhaps you would like to make this candy gift bag. Wouldn’t your Valentine love something made by you?

Do you have little ones on your Valentine's Day list? You can make this cute little knitted candy holder that you can also place a gift card in it for that special someone. Start your knitted candy bag and personalize it with ribbons and bows of your choice.

How about Mom? She will love a fragrant sachet. Fill one of these knitted bags with potpourri so she can use it to make any room or dresser drawer smell fresh and clean.

The great thing about this idea is you can make this candy holder in any size using any weight or yarn. So whether you want to make a few little ones for your grandchildren or a great big one for that special someone in your life, you can show your sweetness with this easy personalized candy bag. So go ahead and give a little creativity to your valentine this year. 



Knitted Candy Bag - Instructions

Yarn: 4 ply worsted weight - Needles size 5

Cast on 20 stitches.

Work in stockinette stitch for 50 rows.

Bind off.


Fold work in half, sew side seams, and insert ribbon through stitches. Dress up the candy bag with any color ribbon and floral accessories. Fill with anything you like. It is that easy.!!

(Pattern can be made larger by increasing yarn weight, stitches and rows)

HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY..!!



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