A while back I made a felted walker pouch for my Dad. My 91 year old father was in need of something to attach to his walker to carry things in, so I made this felted pouch for his walker. He loves it! People are always asking him about it and are quite interested in how it was made. It holds all his essentials and has proven to be quite useful. I have yet to see another felted walker pouch anywhere else so it is quite unique as well! Recently someone reading my blog requested pattern. Looking back at my notes I wrote up the pattern and thought I would add it to my Design Page. Hopefully it is accurate as it's been quite a while since I knitted it up.
Click here to download the pattern in PDF format.
Please contact me if you have any questions about the pattern.
happy knitting :)
happy knitting :)
What a GREAT idea! I'm sure your Dad really appreciated it.
ReplyDeleteI remember when you originally blogged about this walker pouch and thought it was a nifty idea. Thanks for sharing the pattern!
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That is so very cool! Great idea and it looks great. Wow!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great great idea!! I recently had foot surgery and have been using a walker for 6 weeks, I've only got a week or so to go before the walker is retired but this would've been so cool to have.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure your dad loves it!!
what a fabulous pouch! it's so handsome and it looks imminently useful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea!! I bet he loves to show it off to people and tell them you made it for him!
ReplyDeleteVery resourceful of you. It's very handsome!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteReally nice job! You are a good daughter to do that for him; I'm sure it makes his life much easier.
ReplyDeleteVery clever!
ReplyDeleteYour walker pouch is a brilliant idea! I'm sure a lot of folks will benefit from your generosity in sharing your pattern. I'm getting a copy myself so many thanks.
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I know my father in law could use this! Thank you for making it available.
ReplyDeletewow, it looks really good! of course he gets compliment on it. you are so very creative!
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome. I am glad that it has been so useful for your dad. Thanks for stopping by my blog. =)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great thing you did for your dad! Such a practical devise!Folks really need these things! A great charity project!
ReplyDeleteYou've done it again ! This is a wonderful pattern. Very nice !
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind words. I'm going to try to keep my head up. I just have to remember that it could be worse. And it can always get worse!
ReplyDeletePerfect, if ever I can get back to knitting and crocheting I will use this pattern. Such a good idea. I've seen many walker tote type patterns, but to have it felted...makes it so much stronger, and without holes so things don't fall through. Perfect, perfect.
ReplyDeleteHow is Dad doing? Mine is hanging in there. Good and bad days. Mom's birthday is coming up, and soon after the date that would have been their 62 anniversary. I think those are gonna be some tough times.
Sandy
clever walker caddy! so handy !
ReplyDeleteThanks for popping in long enough that I know you're still around. Hope to see more of you.
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Just a note to say thank you so much for this pattern. It will tidy up my Mum's walker which I currently have fitted up with curtain hooks and a plastic bag! You are very kind. Thanks! x
ReplyDeleteCan you please share with me where I can get this for my Mom? Please email me if possible.
ReplyDeleterams1966@gmail.com
what a great idea. My husband had a stroke and is on dialysis and what a great way to carry his blanket and things for dialysis. Thank you for sharing. I can not wait to make one for him.
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