Meg's Vege Bag PDF
Designed by Megan Carey of Tigs Togs
"I designed a set of three vegetable produce bags to take to farmers' markets or supermarkets. A 200 g ball means you can make two small , two medium and two large bags to hold your fruit and vegetables. This is a great way to avoid putting fruit and vegetables in plastic bags. They make ideal gifts when paired with a crocheted market bag. I've used UK crochet terms. Bendigo Woollen Mills 8 ply washes well so it's great for using in these bags."
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