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I've put together a small kit of the tools I reach for most often at the needles. Inside a compact case you'll find a mini pair of scissors, a length of barber cord, a tapestry needle for weaving in ends, two pairs of point protectors, and four varieties of stitch markers.
Everything sits in its own compartment, so you can see what you have and grab what you need without digging through a bag.
It's the kind of kit I wish I'd had when I was learning: everything sized for a project bag, nothing extra to sort through. Whether you're finishing your first lesson or just tired of hunting for a stitch marker, this one's ready to go.
I've put together a small kit of the tools I reach for most often at the needles. Inside a compact case you'll find a mini pair of scissors, a length of barber cord, a tapestry needle for weaving in ends, two pairs of point protectors, and four varieties of stitch markers.
Everything sits in its own compartment, so you can see what you have and grab what you need without digging through a bag.
It's the kind of kit I wish I'd had when I was learning: everything sized for a project bag, nothing extra to sort through. Whether you're finishing your first lesson or just tired of hunting for a stitch marker, this one's ready to go.