Diy knitting needle case

Still use straight knitting needles? Me too! While organizing my craft space I wanted my needles visible in my drawer and not in a case so I found the perfect DIY solution that is easy and simple and only requires 2 items, one of which you likely already have.

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I absolutely love knitting on circulars and this tutorial is so handy for keeping them neat and not ruining your cords.

How to sew a roll/case for all your knitting needles: both straight needles and circular needles all in one roll!

Christmas gift-making activities are in full swing over here! This week, I made a knitting needle organizer for my mother-in-law. I’m sad to say that I don’t own a single knitting needle to display in it. (I hope you’ll forgive my display of markers in the organizer instead.) My organizer ended up with a total of 24 pockets ranging from 1″ to about 4″-wide; you can certainly customize the pocket quantity/sizes as you see fit. The tallest slots should be able to store up to 14″ needles. Oh…

This knitting needle case rolls up to a small size but can hold more than 30 pairs of knitting needles. The project is quick to make with this tutorial.

Never hunt for your DPNs again! Time to knit something for yourself with these Knit Knitting Needle Cases Free Knitting Patterns, with the special designed Knitter’s Pandemic Wrister Free Knitting Pattern I have shared before. With this handy needle roll they’ll all be together, with a place for every needle in each set. Slip each […]

I’m really excited to present to you my newest sewing pattern, the Needle Pouch. This handy little pouch is the second pattern I’m publishing under LAOLA patterns, the pattern brand I created together with my friend Alex Roda. As always you can expect a very detailed sewing pattern with in depth ins

When I began my adventures in knitting, I knew one thing for certain -- I wanted to start out with a full set of needles. What little kni...