Here is my fun bag. I bought it on my mom's co-op for $6 (really). It has handles a zipper top which is great. It is large and stores a ton of stuff.
Here is some leftover yarn from a hat that I just finished. I should probably put it in my stash since i don't need it in my bag. Yarn Credit: Berroco Vintage in Aster.
I always have a ton of needles for projects I am working on or have finished up. I occasionally go through my bag and put away any needles that I am done working with. Needle Credit: Hiya Hiya, and ChiaoGoo,
Here is some yarn for projects I haven't started with. The purple will be for a hat and the turquoise for some socks. Yarn Credit: Berroco Vintage in Dried Plum and Crystal Palace Panda Silk yarn.
My notions box is a mess. I need to clean it out. I always keep this in my bag because it has all my necessities: Scissors, tape measure, stitch markers, crochet hook, cabling needles, darning needles, needle gauge, needle caps and extra needles. The box was from Michael's and think it cost a whopping $2.00.
Oh look! A finished sock. I started on the other one yesterday.
Random pattern. I have every intent to start this. I have the needles and yarn.
Project bags. I use these bags to keep yarn and projects I am working on. They are actually produce bags but I re-purposed them for something else.
A cotton farmer's market shopping bag I am working on. Yarn Credit: Berroco Modern Cotton in Bluebird.
Yarn for the sock above and the new one I started. Yarn Credit: Blue Moon Fiber Arts Socks that Rock in Farmhouse.
Work in progress. A slipper sock that is complete. I just need to start the other one. The yarn is gorgeous and incredibly soft. It's made from baby alpaca. Yarn Credit: Foothills Yarn and Fiber. I believe the name is Clematis. It was hand dyed at their shop and you can't buy it online.
Seeing all of this makes me motivated to get some projects done!
I'm excited for my hat! Those socks look super comfy, too!
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