The Bun Bindle is perfect for something to keep buns and biscuits warm on your holiday dinner table or a bundle to carry your picnic lunch.

According to Wikipedia, a Bindle,” is a term used to describe the bag, sack, or carrying device stereotypically used by the commonly American sub-culture of hobos.”

When I originally conceived the bun bindle, it was going to be something nice to keep your buns, biscuits, etc., warm at the table. But as I constructed it, I realized it could a great little carry all for any number of things.

SIZE
Small Large

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Small: 6” square, approx. 2.5” deep when closed
Large: 12” square, approx. 5” deep when closed

MATERIALS
Valley Yarns Southwick, 52% Pima Cotton/48% Bamboo (105 yds/96 m, 1.75 oz/ 50 gm skein): 1 2 skeins. Actual yardage is approximately 57 160 yards., or Peaches & Cream Ombres 100% cotton; 98yd/90m per 56.7g skein; color: 196, Sun Flower; 1 2 skeins
2 US #6/4mm double-point needles
1 set of US #6/4mm straight needles
Crochet hook G/4mm
Darning needle

GAUGE
4 sts/6 rows = 1” in stockinette stitch

PATTERN NOTES
s2kp- Slip 2 sts tog k-wise, k1, pass the 2 slipped sts over the knit st.
Sl1
ktbl
DPN
Provisional cast-on
I-cord
Attached I-cord