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I actually ordered two different yarn bags to see which one would work best for me, plus I always have multiple projects going so this would make it easy to keep them organized and easy to grab if I was going to be crocheting on the go. This one was my favorite.
This is a really good sized bag. There are zippered pouches for your patterns or book, plus all your supplies like hook/needles and scissors. There are 3 zipper pouches on the top for you to put your yarn into. One of the pictures shows I have 3 skeins of Red Heart Super Saver in there at the moment (the one is the middle is the Jumbo sized). I could probably squeeze 2 or 3 more skeins into these pouches if I really needed to but it would be tight. Since I had already started my project and did not want to cut my yarn, I went ahead and put the skeins in through the zippered back where you store your project (see pic), so all the yarn is inside the bag. There are a couple reasons I will continue to do this instead of running the yarn through the grommets. First, the poorly placed velcro strips under the grommets. In my experience, velcro and yarn do not mix well. It pulls at it and can cause splitting and fuzzies (which I was reminded of when I accidentally set my project on top of the bag for a few minutes), and since you aren't able to fully cover the velcro, it's a design flaw in my mind. I will be attempting to cut at least the exposed velcro off. Second, If you run your yarn through the grommets, that means you're going to be running your yarn into a zipper in order to store your project in the bag. Not a major issue, but I can see it getting caught in the zipper, the yarn strings getting caught on something, or little hands having some fun pulling all the yarn out of the hole. Overall, it's a pretty decent bag that I would recommend.
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Product Description
WHY MEKBOK KNIT BAG IS THE BEST CHOICE?
This knitted bag helps you hold a variety of knitted accessories while staying organized and in good condition. This knitting organizer will make your life easier and more functional! The good news is that you never have to replace it!
Specification
18x11x1 inches
Accessories:
1 x Knit Bag
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Not only is this a practical tote bag, but it's also a durable one! |
6 inner compartments are roomy enough to carry your skeins of yarn. Keep them separated and well organized to prevent tangling. |
Cushioned handle and adjustable detachable shoulder strap allow you to take it by hand or on the arm, wear it over the shoulder or across the body. |
knitted bag comes with a specially designed bed that can hold a variety of knitted accessories while staying organized and in good condition.
Thanks to multiple pockets, separate compartments, sturdy zippers and beveled grommets, your knitting tools will stay intact!
This is not just a practical tote bag, but a durable one too!
This knitted organizer will make your life easier and more functional! The good news is that you never have to replace it!
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Some minor design flaws, but a really useful bag
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2018
I actually ordered two different yarn bags to see which one would work best for me, plus I always have multiple projects going so this would make it easy to keep them organized and easy to grab if I was going to be crocheting on the go. This one was my favorite.This is a really good sized bag. There are zippered pouches for your patterns or book, plus all your supplies like hook/needles and scissors. There are 3 zipper pouches on the top for you to put your yarn into. One of the pictures shows I have 3 skeins of Red Heart Super Saver in there at the moment (the one is the middle is the Jumbo sized). I could probably squeeze 2 or 3 more skeins into these pouches if I really needed to but it would be tight. Since I had already started my project and did not want to cut my yarn, I went ahead and put the skeins in through the zippered back where you store your project (see pic), so all the yarn is inside the bag. There are a couple reasons I will continue to do this instead of running the yarn through the grommets. First, the poorly placed velcro strips under the grommets. In my experience, velcro and yarn do not mix well. It pulls at it and can cause splitting and fuzzies (which I was reminded of when I accidentally set my project on top of the bag for a few minutes), and since you aren't able to fully cover the velcro, it's a design flaw in my mind. I will be attempting to cut at least the exposed velcro off. Second, If you run your yarn through the grommets, that means you're going to be running your yarn into a zipper in order to store your project in the bag. Not a major issue, but I can see it getting caught in the zipper, the yarn strings getting caught on something, or little hands having some fun pulling all the yarn out of the hole. Overall, it's a pretty decent bag that I would recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2018
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 8, 2018
This is a really good sized bag. There are zippered pouches for your patterns or book, plus all your supplies like hook/needles and scissors. There are 3 zipper pouches on the top for you to put your yarn into. One of the pictures shows I have 3 skeins of Red Heart Super Saver in there at the moment (the one is the middle is the Jumbo sized). I could probably squeeze 2 or 3 more skeins into these pouches if I really needed to but it would be tight. Since I had already started my project and did not want to cut my yarn, I went ahead and put the skeins in through the zippered back where you store your project (see pic), so all the yarn is inside the bag. There are a couple reasons I will continue to do this instead of running the yarn through the grommets. First, the poorly placed velcro strips under the grommets. In my experience, velcro and yarn do not mix well. It pulls at it and can cause splitting and fuzzies (which I was reminded of when I accidentally set my project on top of the bag for a few minutes), and since you aren't able to fully cover the velcro, it's a design flaw in my mind. I will be attempting to cut at least the exposed velcro off. Second, If you run your yarn through the grommets, that means you're going to be running your yarn into a zipper in order to store your project in the bag. Not a major issue, but I can see it getting caught in the zipper, the yarn strings getting caught on something, or little hands having some fun pulling all the yarn out of the hole. Overall, it's a pretty decent bag that I would recommend.
Some minor design flaws, but a really useful bag
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 8, 2018
I actually ordered two different yarn bags to see which one would work best for me, plus I always have multiple projects going so this would make it easy to keep them organized and easy to grab if I was going to be crocheting on the go. This one was my favorite.Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 8, 2018
This is a really good sized bag. There are zippered pouches for your patterns or book, plus all your supplies like hook/needles and scissors. There are 3 zipper pouches on the top for you to put your yarn into. One of the pictures shows I have 3 skeins of Red Heart Super Saver in there at the moment (the one is the middle is the Jumbo sized). I could probably squeeze 2 or 3 more skeins into these pouches if I really needed to but it would be tight. Since I had already started my project and did not want to cut my yarn, I went ahead and put the skeins in through the zippered back where you store your project (see pic), so all the yarn is inside the bag. There are a couple reasons I will continue to do this instead of running the yarn through the grommets. First, the poorly placed velcro strips under the grommets. In my experience, velcro and yarn do not mix well. It pulls at it and can cause splitting and fuzzies (which I was reminded of when I accidentally set my project on top of the bag for a few minutes), and since you aren't able to fully cover the velcro, it's a design flaw in my mind. I will be attempting to cut at least the exposed velcro off. Second, If you run your yarn through the grommets, that means you're going to be running your yarn into a zipper in order to store your project in the bag. Not a major issue, but I can see it getting caught in the zipper, the yarn strings getting caught on something, or little hands having some fun pulling all the yarn out of the hole. Overall, it's a pretty decent bag that I would recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 16, 2014
I was a bit skeptical to order it after reading so many reviews of the poor quality zippers and plastic
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 5, 2016
