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Divided Baskets are just thing if you like big projects (sweaters, or multi-skein shawls) or if you want to store several smaller projects in one place. They are sturdy, rectangular baskets divided down the center, with two flat pockets on one side. They are made with 100% cotton canvas, and interfacing for durability. The nylon webbing handles are another quality feature.

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Bucket Bags and Jumbo Bucket Bags hold a LOT of yarn in one large compartment. Made from heavy cotton canvas, denim,

and/or waxed canvas (plus interfacing), these bags are sturdy, durable, and perfect for larger projects! They have two nylon handles. They also have either an external or internal flat pocket (check the listing). Bucket Bags will hold 4-6 skeins, while Jumbo Buckets can hold 8-10 skeins. 

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Every knitter and crocheter needs a good yarn bowl. While pretty, ceramic and wood bowls are fragile. My fabric bowls are portable, beautiful, and practical! They are large, easily holding 3-4 skeins of yarn. They are constructed with 100% quilting cotton and thick batting, and spring back into shape even after being squashed in a tote bag. And each one is unique!

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Snap Sacks hold one skein of caked yarn and a small hat or sock project. Fold the top down to make a fabric yarn bag. Stitch on the go by looping the ribbon handle around your wrist.

Snap sacks are made from 100% cotton, and lined with interfacing, making them sturdy enough to stand on their own.

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Drawstring bags hold between 2-4 skeins of yarn, plus a medium sized project like a shawl or child's sweater.

These bags are made from 100% cotton, and are reversible! They have flat bottoms, and come with plastic cord stoppers. These bags do not have interfacing, so they are softer and do not stand up on their own, but will stand up once items are placed inside.

I hate waste! When cutting fabric for my bags, I work hard to use every scrap of fabric possible. My zipper bags were born out of this frugality. Thus, they come in a variety of fabrics, sizes and price points. They all have linings and flat bottoms. Most have ribbon or nylon strap handles. Read each listing carefully as these bags are all one of a kind.

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Everything you love about the original Snap Sack but it's a little "extra"!

Snap Sacks XL are extra roomy - with an added 2" in width and 1" in height. 

They still have snaps, a ribbon handle, interfacing for stiff sides, and flat bottoms. These babies can hold 1-2 skeins and a project (or a whole bunch of minis!).

They are great for holding color-work projects.

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