The knitting workshop reminded me of Cat's Magical Knitting books with moebius bags that I had worked with a few years ago. I still wanted to see if I could net a moebius bag. And then it happened. I was traveling along Interstate 90 heading toward Worcester, MA. Suddenly, into my mind sprang the way to create a net bag with a moebius handle.
The most frustrating part of the whole situation was that I was driving and could not write down any reminders as to how to create the moebius handle.
The second most frustrating part was that I could not try out my idea until I had completed my trip to Worcester and returned home.
The funnest part was when the bag was finished. I placed my hand on the handle and without lifting my hand went up around the handle, down into the bag, up the "other side" of the handle, around the "outside" of the bag and back to the where I started, thereby proving that the entire bag had only one surface and one edge.
It seems that having done it once I could think of several different ways to create such bags.
I was invited to a bridal shower and moebius net bags would not leave my mind. So I gave in and made another one.
This moebius bag was created from the top down with a hole in the side.
The same bag is pictured with the shower gifts in it on the left and with onions in it on the right.
The hole is present so the bag can be filled with something like onions and people can reach in from the side instead of the top or bottom of the bag to get the contents of the bag.
I also finished netting 5 doilies for my youngest son's teachers (as a thank-you for working with him this past year) . . .
Waltz
Lacy (large)
Virtue
Mystic
Midnight Sky
. . . and 4 doilies (one not yet starched) for wedding presents.
Prism
Celebration
Clusters (small)
