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| One of my many projects this weekend was creating holders for my knitting needles, crochet hooks, and circular needles. Previously they had been in a bag with all my patterns, but it was so messy, and with our office getting overhauled, I knew it was time to organize the needles. This is what the knitting needle holder looks like tied up. |
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| This is the knitting needle holder opened. The leopard print fabric is actually from a sheet set I used for years until I got married and didn't need a twin bed anymore. As you can see, I don't actually have very many needles. I had a TON from my Oma, but when my tendonitis became chronic I gave up knitting and got rid of all I had. Maybe not the greatest idea, in hindsight. So anyway, I have kept the left side of the pouch unsewn so that as I add needles to my collection, I can make appropriate sized slots for them. This pattern was one I modified slightly from wikihow.com. |
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| Here is the crochet hook holder. It is similar to the one for the knitting needles. |
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| Man, I sure don't have very many crochet hooks, do I? |
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| This is the pouch I made for the circular needles and other extras, such as my cable needle. It's a drawstring bag, lined with the leopard print sheets to make it all a set. |
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| I made the bag big enough to keep the circular needles in their packages, as I need to know the size and length and obviously I can't remember everything! Hope you like them :) JEM |
Well done!
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