Well I've come up with my own idea. For several months I've been keeping my circular needles (excepting the Knit Picks Harmony set) in gallon size Zip-Lock bags. One bag for each size, all lengths. (one bag full of all my size 4's, another all my size 5's etc)
I experimented with various tapes and with Masking Tape--seems to work best--I put a strip across the bottom of each bag on both sides to reinforce it. like this
Then using an electric 3-hole punch (If you don't have access to one, they have them at Kinko's I think) I punched it. I write the size of the needle on the bags using a Sharpie. I'm going to include a list of all my lengths and different brands soon....um-hmmm, soooon
Next, I bought some "book rings" at Wal Mart for 97 cents--got eight--these were 1.5" each and clipped them through the holes in each bag. A 3-ring binder would work too, but I like this method. And ta-da here we are for less than $5--organized
So, whatta ya think? Let me know. I like it and I guess that's all that counts
5 comments:
I think it's great! But I think I also told you that at Knit-In. Cool idea!
That's a really good idea and budget friendly, too.
Love the grandson pictures, he's too cute!
After a couple of years the stickum on the tape dries up and it starts coming off. I know from experience.... I got tired of having to re-do the tape, I bought a worm bag. No more wasted knitting time on taping!
Hey, I likes.
Great idea! I got the tote at GY that has the plastic bags in it. Same concept but yours is much more economical...wish I'd thought of it too!
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