So, I started on this bag before I got too hard and heavy into the musical, and am just now finishing it off. I used Nashua Wooly Stripes yarn instead of Noro and apparently it shrank up more than the swatch test showed. This is six balls of the wooly stripes. I did double strand the bottom and knitted 54 instead of 34 and knitted 80 high… hrm…
But, all said and done, I think it still looks wonderful, even if it is squatty!
I really like the colours!!!
I hope you’ll get a lot of use out of the bag!
LOVE the colors 
Where did you get the pattern for this bag?I really like the size!
Here’s the original pattern, but you’ll have to look at the original posting for Dannah’s updates!
And here’s another customization by a girl named Carol:
http://vtknitter.blogspot.com/2005/12/customized-booga-bag.html
GREAT colors! Nothing makes me happier than purple green & blue together. Love it!
And, “squatty” bags make the BEST knitting bags…they are more likely to stay open. 
I would love to say this is mine mine mine, but truth to tell, I am giving it to a friend as sort of a late birthday bag. She totes papers back and forth all the time in a paper bag, so I figured this would make a good replacement!
Nice! I really like the shape!
It looks great! Those colors are perfect together!
I also 
the color selections! I love those shades of green and blue together
I love the colors!!
Great job! I love the colors!
The bag has gone to her final owner… and she loves it!! It’s always wonderful to have someone enjoy not only the fact that you made them something, but also enjoy the product itsself. She went on and on about the color, the classiness of the bag, and the thought and time that went into the bag.
Those make for the best receivers of the hard work!
Gorgeous colors!! Love the size! I’m glad to hear she loved her gift!
Wow, that’s SOOO pretty.
Great work and a truly wonderful gift!
Very pretty!