This pattern may not be used for commercial purposes without written permission from the designer.

CO 10 stitches
Row 1: k 10
Row 2: p 10
Row 3: increase every other stitch, 15 stitches
Row 4: p 15
Row 5: increase every other stitch, 23 stitches
Row 6: p 23
Row 7: starting with the first stitch, every fifth stitch, knit with green
Row 8: purl across row, using green yarn on green stitches as above, AND every stitch next to a green stitch
Row 9: knit across row, all in green
Row 10: p2tog every stitch
Row 11: k2tog every stitch
Continue decreasing until 2 or 3 stitches remain. Knit I-cord for two rows, then bind off.
Stuff strawberry with packets of moth-away or cedar balls, and sew up seam using red tails for the fruit area, and green tails for the stem.
Hurrah! You have a strawberry sachet!
copyright 2004 nepenthe's misadventures meg larned
This pattern may not be used for commercial purposes without written permission from the designer.
Thanks for sharing your pattern. I can't wait to make them. What yarn and
what size needle did you use?
those are so cute!!!
what kind of yarn and what size needles did you
use?
i love them!
That is just awesome! I especially love the photo and placement of the
sachets in that strawberry basket. I just may have to go root in my stash
and see what I have in fruity
colors.
Sheila [sheila@mythreadedbliss.com]
Hi,
Hi
I cant find a email address to mail you ?
but i think you need need to look back at ebay again :((
i have just been there from your blog, sad sad :( and she made her own
pattern, and it is the same as your work :( if you buy one and if it the
same ebay has to close her down this time
I love these little sachets, they're adorable. I grow strawberries and I
must say these are a terrific replica! I can't wait to make them.
These little sachets are adorable. I love them. I grow strawberries and I
have to admit these are a terrific likeness. I can't wait to make them.