Teamoy Organizer Case for Interchangeable Circular Knitting Needles, Crochet Hooks and Knitting Accessories, Keep All in One Place and Easy to Carry, Blue (No Accessories Included)

The case is very functional though a bit unattractive. Among all the websites I've found, this is my favorite. Does it have to be Despite this, I have yet to find another one that has the same features this one does. Pros of

. Please note Having a double opening is great for hooks and chains. A supply. Please note There are also some hook holders in the back opening that are vertical, so longer hooks can be stored there. As well as lace hooks, I have some VERY long sharp hooks which fit in the diagonal pattern. More than one width and orientation of elastic holders is provided as part of this set. There is very little flexibility in this space, something you don't often see in these types of situations. Please note This mesh bag comes with a variety of large pockets for holding Other reviewers have expressed concern about mesh pockets not holding slender To fix that problem, all you need to do is Needles are threaded THROUGH the mesh so I can access them more quickly. The stitch holders, which I also use as little padlocks, rest through there as well. think the mesh is a real bonus when used in such a way. Please note For the hook holders, there are a number of elastic sizes available. There are groups of needles that can be formed to hold even the skinniest of needles. *Cons and areas for improvement Please note The elastic and mesh are made of plastic, but the elastic is sewn onto the mesh. A plastic product usually does not tend to last well over time, not to mention it looks cheap. The canvas material would be a much better choice, as it is far more durable and reliable. " It is more important for this type of holder to be functional than beautiful, although it would be nice if it were attractive. Please note The use of a single large pocket, with zippers or flaps, would be extremely beneficial. Please note I am less than thrilled with the limited design options from an aesthetic standpoint. Neither of them strike a chord with me (at least not for the moment). It would be nice to have simple plain colors as well. A OVERALL VIEW There are many problems with the design, but it is very functional in spite of its not optimal appearance. You will find it useful if you crochet with a variety of needles and equipment for some variety of projects.

Millie Norton

| Mar 19, 2021

Thank you for your order. I am very pleased with it. There is a separate compartment on the front where I keep my entire collection of Clover Amour hooks, along with a couple more hooks I use most frequently. On the right side, there is more space that could be filled, but I haven't added it. I store my bigger hooks in the back compartment on the right, and in the zippered pouches on the left I store my stitch markers, scissors, retractable tape measure, My recommendation to crocheters is this case!.

Dariel Malone

| Aug 14, 2020

So far it has been a great tool for me to store my crochet hooks. It seems as though all the hooks I own are thin metal ones. It is unusual for a case to be able to hold ergonomic hooks with thick handles, but this case is capable of doing With plenty of slots for thin and thick hooks, it'll work for both. Zipper sections separate the two sides of the bag. On the first hook, I usually store most of my hooks In the back pouch, there are vertical slots where a couple of hooks that are too long can be stored. Two other small zippered pockets are also included in that pouch. There are small storage spaces where I can keep scissors and other small accessories. The problem with them is they can let my yarn needles fall through, but so far keeping them tucked down has worked. I wish they were plastic, but they are aluminum instead. My reluctance to pay for it is not a deal breaker. The case seems like it will last awhile.

Also, the patterns (cats, dots, flowers) are not my cup of tea. While there were a few organizers I liked better in terms of patterns or colors, I'd rather have a case that does what I need than one I like to look at.

Vincenzo Hall

| Sep 05, 2020

Here are the two items I bought My wood tips need a dedicated one, while my metal tips need a separate one. The number of tips in each set indicates how many sets there are in each, so there may be room for two or more in each. In the back sections are plenty of cords/cables and accessories. (I have no shortage of cables, so I put a decent number of them in my cases and keep 1) The zippers work well and the bags hold In my opinion, the only thing that I would change is the vinyl for a nice fabric. My recommendation for them is highly recommended.

Louis Mullen

| Mar 28, 2021

It was necessary for me to have something that could accommodate my interchangeable needles. Overall, I was very pleased with the design, the only thing I didn't like was the color choices, but this is merely is the perfect fit for my two sets of interchangeable needles from Knitters Pride. I like how well made this case is and how well the zipper works. Also, I like the fact that the case is waterproof, so you won't have to worry if you spill anything The inside of the bag has two zippered compartments I use these to hold my needles, cording ends, and buttons, all of which fit nicely in the two compartments. As the pouches which run the length of the case help hold the needles in place, I appreciate them. The needles can be held in place by the elastic spots ranging in size from the smallest to the biggest. The case as a whole has been very satisfactory to me.

Oaklee Coleman

| Apr 04, 2021

It was a bit of a challenge fitting my thick crochet hooks with grip handles into this holder. I had just received some thick crochet hooks with grip handles, so I wanted a holder that fit these large A hook can be as small as 2 mm or as large as I need. The range of thickness ranges from 0 Zero millimeters. A case like this has plenty of space to store hooks, but the slots are too small to accept some of the larger, thicker hooks. A handle for the hook. had already removed the seam between top and bottom hook slots, so I thought my choice would be similar. In the end it worked out quite well, but I might like to see in the future a crochet case like this with slots to store thick/large crochet hooks easily. Through my modifications of removing some of the sewing, I may have been able to reduce the amount of time that I would need to replace this case as the sewing was A section to store sharp and blunt yarn needles is also something I'd like to see. In addition to sticking through the elastic (see third photo), I stuck the sharp needles in the slots in the back.

Of the hooks I purchased, these are the most significant I'm abrasive.

Zoey York

| Jul 09, 2021