[Nfb-krafters-korner] Friday's question what do you use tobring craft it...

[Ramona Walhof]

canvas baggs are great for most projects.  If the item gets large, I want 
wheels!  A small suitcase or backpack with wheels is my choice if a project 
gets large.  Of course, I don't want to take too big a bbag to a meeting, 
but there are times when I can take something pretty good sized, such as 
when I go visit one of my kids.  Small bags on wheels with zippers also tend 
to keep my curious grandchildren out when I don't want them to play with 
what I am doing.  I like to supervise that.

Ramona
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craft it...


>I have an array of tote bags.  We sold grocery tote bags that were
> recycled 100% cotton and our chapter had whose it  printed on them.   We 
> found a
> place up in NH or maybe it was VT that consisted of woman employees  and 
> we
> ordered the bags from them.  They did not have a zipper, but would  fit a
> couple of grocery paper bags in it and would tote plenty of crafting 
> stuff.
>
> Now for large projects let me tell you what I use.  In K Mart they  sell
> plastic compacter bags.  These are really heavy llarge special plastic 
> bags
> made for garbage compacters.  I use to have one of these when my kids 
> were
> growing up.  It crushes the garbage down and believe me when I had the  3
> foster kids and my own 3 kids we really put this thing to work.  Sears 
> has the
> paper compacter bags that have the plastic lining, but for toting things
> around the plastic ones are good.  I could fold up a qquilt [any size
> including the queen or king] and there would be plenty of room for the 
> wooden
> hoop and anything else I needed.  It does not have a handle on it, but you
> could improvise .
>
> I have wondered about the knitting needle holders that they are selling 
> out
> there, but only have read about them and would like tto be able to feel
> one  before I buy one to check it out.
>
> I am going to Keepsake  Quilting Shop  in May and they have the  yarn shop
> next door, so I hope to be able to check it out if they have one  there. 
> In
> April [April 15] my girl friend is taking me up to Web's and  Yankee 
> Candle
> Factory in MA!  I have been to Web's Yarn Warehouse/Shop, but  never went
> to Yankee Candle Factory before.
>
> Joyce
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