B Bag Messenger Bag by the Writer

The pouch one assembles from yarn goes very well. It is an "easy" level of difficulty, and that is a step up from one's previous "beginner" level. The goal was the glorious Gucci B Bag emblazoned with the obnoxious yet desirable G-G signs. But this crochet project will replace that idle desire for the Gucci bag. It is called a hobo bag, which is amusing to the writer since that is what one would be if fate had been less kind. Bought some soft, cotton-blend yarn in bulky weight to go with the pattern. One does all of this activity from home, including ordering via the internet and obtaining the pattern for the hobo bag. The activity of making the knots or stitches is soothing and diverting from worries about home maintenance, such as another project for fixing the plumbing in the house. One wants the bag to be a kind of home while on the bus and going places in the city. That is what A. Michele called his bag in an interview with him. The B Bag stands for Beckett bag, if one understands properly. The luxury goods store found a photo in their archive or somewhere with
Samuel Beckett carrying such a large, moon-shaped bag or hobo. One wants to carry the writing supplies and goods that Beckett is imagined to have carried in his Gucci hobo. Not sure now whether "easy" is easier than "beginner." Nonetheless, the crochet pattern is a step up in difficulty since all of the stitches are counted, so that the shape of the hobo bag produced will have the proper form according to the pattern.