| | |  | Cross Stitch | Home » » Namaste Oh Snap Set of 3 Mesh Craft Sewing Knitting Bags | | | | | | | Description: | | Namaste's Oh Snap! Bag Set gives you a convenient way to transport your small projects, crafts tools, needlework, sewing and knitting supplies. These bags make great organizers for many other household uses as well.
Small Bag - 6.5" L x 1" W x 4" H
Medium Bag - 9" L x 1.25" W x 7" H
Large Bag - 10" L x 2" W x 8" H | | | Features: | |
• Set of 3 Mesh Bags
• Small, Medium and Large
• Great for knitting, crafts and sewing supplies
• Customized Namaste snap closure
• Carefully crafted mesh design
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| 0.25 pounds | | Package Length:
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| 0.25 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 1 reviews |
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3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
A Great Way to OrganizeJul 14, 2010
I really like the Oh Snap bags by Namaste because they are neat, durable, and I can see at a glance what's inside each one. Prior to getting them, my projects and tools were in all kinds of bags, all over the house. I'd be out somewhere and, because I'd forgotten some crucial element of the project I'd be unable to knit at all. Now, I have all my tools in the smallest bag and each project in a larger one. When I have plans to knit away from home, all I have to grab is the tool bag and a project bag--for me, it's an organizational breakthrough.
The bags are sold in a three-bag set and a two-bag set. The first includes a small size--comparable to the old-fashioned zippered pencil pouches that we used in school--and two others that are suitable for small projects like hats, mittens, or baby duds. The two-bag set is more usable for adult garments. The snap sets are strong and, unlike zippers, will not catch on threads or damage your knitting.
Of course, this manner of organization for hobby projects can also be accomplished with less expensive, plastic food bags and I've gone that route too. I've found that needles often work holes in the plastic, that the sliders seldom last very long, and worst yet, the bags tend to hold air and take up too much space in my tote (prior to sustaining needle holes or fastener malfunctions, that is.) I think the people at Namaste have really got it right with the Oh Snap Bags.
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