Knitting Easy for Travel
This is something I do with my yarn for traveling or at home when I don't want the ball to roll everywhere. I save the powdered cream containers or any container that has an opening in the lid, so I can pull out my yarn from the top of the lid. I crochet in the car or train and it doesn't take up much space and the yarn doesn't tangle. I hope you can picture.
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onecraftymomma4lif e
Feb 01, 2012
I have 3 coffee cans i was saving for awhile now knowing i could use them for some type of Crafting Item , but wasent sure what ... NOW I KNOW ... I think i'm gonna make a little knitted or sewn pocket to go around it maybe by hotglueing it on .. with little slots for needles and a pocket with a snap or button for buttons , stich markers ect ... such a great idea .. I knew i'd use them for somehting
joanne1951
Mar 08, 2012
HAVE YOU DONE THIS YET? IF SO SEND US DIRECTIONS AND A PICTURE PLEASE. IT WOULD HELP ME SEE IT IN MY MIND. THANKS ALOT. JOANNE
gamma22
Sep 12, 2011
I like using the larger coffee "cans" for this. You can also keep a crochet hook, scissors, stitch holders, and other vital tools that would otherwise tend to get spread around or misplaced while you're working.
luanne613 9674337
Mar 18, 2011
Great Idea and I would imagine it's extra helpful when working with several different colors on one project!
autbrat
Apr 19, 2010
great idea, I can definitely picture and this is a great way to keep the yarn from getting dirty as well. Thanks for the tip!
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