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Slouchy Market Bags

Happy Fourth of July!

In celebration of summer, I'd like to share with you two patterns for slouchy market bags, my Beach Babe Bag and my Honeycomb Mesh Tote!  Both patterns are available from my Ravelry store.
  




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