INHO, there's NoSuchThing. Really! Every knitter/crocheter has his/her OWN requirements/needs, and the only bag that will suit oneself is to design if FOR oneself. 'nuff said. Noreen
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regarding a PERFECT knitting bag???
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I'm with you on this one. For me, a lot of times the "perfect" knitting bag ends up being whatever I grab that will hold whatever I'm taking. I already have my circulars and DPs in separate holders made specially for circs and DPs. I keep my gadgets and tools in a plastic zipper case. Throw the tool case into a bag - one of my heavy fabric shopping bags works in a pinch if my other "knitting" bags are busy with other things (I keep the WIPs I do at home in these, for the most part) - along with whatever WIP I'm gonna bring, and I'm set. Having pockets and pouches for tools would just confuse me.
I do have one of Knit Picks' KIP bags that is nice when I'm going out somewhere and want to have a nicer-looking bag.
The Other Kim kimagreenfieldatyahoodotcom
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On Thu, 17 May 2007 09:30:07 -0700, The Other Kim spun a fine yarn
Hi, Kim! I've been THINKING about one of the KP bags, but haven't yet parted with the bux! (grin)
*hugs* Noreen- Vote on answer
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Lisa
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Karlisa spun a FINE 'yarn':
Karlisa. . .
The Jordaina paige bags are awesome, but, woefully beyond my pocketbook! I LOVE what YOU are doing with leftover upholstery, we knitters/crocheters are such smart creatures! :D Noreen
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Thanks, Noreen. I managed to get the bag almost completed today, thanks to my husband taking charge of Mr Adventure (our 2 1/2 year old mischief-maker) :-D I'll post a picture of it when I'm done. I think it's turning out rather well!
lisa