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Introducing the Stash Bag.
It's the treasure keeper. Quick and convenient, it keeps small items from getting lost in the bottom of your bag or suitcase.
Features:
-Drawstring Close
-Organic Cotton
-Hand screen printed and painted limited edition textile pattern
There's only 3 of these little newt bags for sale.
$25.00 USD Each.
Diameter: 4.5 in. (11.5 cm)
Height: 6.5 in (16.5 cm)
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- Category:
- Visual / Sewing / Knitting
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Thank you so much! o:
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It's really cool! I made something like this out of yarn for my dice once :3
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Thank you!
Nice! Did you knit or crochet it? :3
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The first dice pouch I made was knitted, but that was my first try with double pointed needles. Although it looked okay, I wasn't too found of it, since I lost one of my smaller dice from this pouch. Knitted was too loose for tiny dice - they simply slipped through the stitches^^;. (I was working with sock yarn on 2,5 needles, but still...) It would work with coins and such.
A couple of years later, I've crocheted one. :) The base was crocheted really tight to avoid losing small dice. Then I continued with double crochet (stitches?) to make it nicer to touch, and then I've finished it with some easier lace elements. Really basic. I think I am going to make at least one for my boyfriend as soon as I've found out which dice color he prefers. XD We started playing Pen&Paper and now he needs to buy his own dice. XD-
I was going to recommend a smaller gauge needle, at first but wow that 2.5 is already small. But! I'm glad to hear that your second attempt worked! Knitting I can barely do but crochet is still a mystery to me. There's a bunch of cool things people have done with it though. C:
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Knitting is the only craft I think I am fairly good at. :3 But sewing, especially with a machine is something I've never managed to pull off, I don't know. :( That's why I adore artists who are really good at it. X3 Crochetting is a bit well... tedious I think. But learning it is something woth doing! Sorry for the rambling :'D
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There's definitely a few starting tricks to machine sew (like how to thread the machine, sewing fabrics wrong side together, etc). And then garment production unlocks a whole new level of tricks and chronological steps. @o@
But I agree, totally things worth learning. C:
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Oh yes! My mother tried to teach me, but machine sewing is still a mystery to me. :S
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this is so, so cute! i wish i had the available funds to throw at you because the simplicity is perfect and the pattern is glorious.