Sunrise Backpack

Welcome to part 2 of my two slow fashion bags series! In this guide, I’ll show you how to creatively work with old yarns, transforming your leftover skeins into beautiful, functional pieces. This summer backpack is not only stylish but also environmentally friendly, making it the perfect accessory for all your summertime adventures.

As you explore the finishing touches, I’ve included numerous photos accompanied by detailed explanations to ensure your crafting experience is enjoyable and successful. You'll love how this backpack combines practicality with a touch of artisanal charm.

Recommended Material:

For this summer backpack, you will need 100 g of yarn, with a recommended weight of approximately 125 m/50g (136 yd/50g). Choose a yarn that matches the gauge of 22 stitches and 32 rows, which measures 10 x 10 cm (4" x 4"). For additional insights and tips, don’t forget to check out my blog at Craftrebella, where I share more about slow fashion and sustainable crafting techniques.

This pattern includes:

This comprehensive pattern features written instructions, a variety of photos to guide your progress, and a helpful chart. The instructions are available in both English (using American terminology) and German, making it accessible for a wide audience of knitters.

Embrace your creativity and sustainability by diving into this summer backpack project. Perfect for knitters of all skill levels, this pattern encourages you to explore the joys of upcycling yarns while crafting something truly unique. Happy knitting!