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Knit and felt Noni's Bowling Ball Bags with Gerbera Daisies in ten-pin and duck-pin sizes!

Knit and felt the Duck Pin Bowling Bag (finished size 6" wide at top/frame x 4.5-5" deep at bottom x 11" tall from bottom to top/frame) with 579 yards (636m) of Worsted Weight Feltable Yarn and the Ten Pin Bowling Bag (finished size 9.5" wide at top/frame x 5" deep at bottom x 14" tall from bottom to top/frame) with 1050 yards (1155m). You will need US 11 (8mm) 24" Circular and Double Point Needles, a sewing needle and thread, Stitch Markers, 4 or 6 JUL Colors Bag Feet, and a 10" High Arch Snap Purse Frame. Skill level is Intrepid Beginner.

Knit and felt decorative Gerbera Daisies (instructions included) with 3 colors of Worsted Weight Feltable Yarn (green for stem, color for flower center, and color for petal) and approximately 10 yards of Crystal Palace Fizz in white or other colors for stamens in flower centers. You will need US 5 (4mm), 6 (4.25mm) or 7 (4.5mm) Double Point Needles (smaller needles make smaller flowers), Split Ring or Locking Stitch Markers in two colors to use as holders, a Tapestry Needle, a sewing needle, and sewing or beading thread. Create beautiful Gerbera Daisies with Tilli Tomas Flurries (Australian merino with glass beads) or Stonehedge Fiber Mill's Shepherd's Wool (luscious 100% merino wool)!

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