Stitch & Still
For the markers, the measures and the maybes.
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A flat, fold-open case for the small things that are always missing: stitch markers, a tape measure, a darning needle, a row counter and the spare cable you forgot you owned. It lies flat while you work and closes with a single brass zip.
Four compartments keep categories apart so nothing tangles. The linen outer is sturdy enough to live in a project bag, and the whole case slips into a jacket pocket when you travel light.
Organic cotton · European linen · Solid brass
Basado en 5 opiniones
Love the product.everyday-notions-organizer.name. The only thing I would add is a small inner pocket with a zip for stitch markers, because right now my markers migrate to the bottom of the main compartment. Everything else — the weight, the lining, the handles — is spot on.
Tracking has not moved since the day it was handed over and support could only tell me to wait longer. The product.everyday-notions-organizer.name may well be lovely when it arrives, but I ordered it for a birthday and that has now passed. Two emails in and no usable answer.
I ordered charcoal and received something much closer to a dark olive. Support was polite but the replacement was the same shade, so I assume it is a batch issue rather than a packing mistake. The product.everyday-notions-organizer.name itself is sturdy — it just is not the colour in the photo, and I bought it to match a coat.
The product.everyday-notions-organizer.name is well made, no argument there. But it is shallower than I expected and my interchangeable needle case does not fit upright, so it has to lie diagonally and takes up most of the space. Fine for a small project, frustrating for a big one.
I have shoulder problems and most project bags dig in after twenty minutes. I carried the product.everyday-notions-organizer.name around a yarn festival for six hours and forgot I was wearing it. The webbing is wide and slightly padded where it meets the shoulder, and the strap is long enough to go crossbody without strangling me.
Do you repair bags if a seam fails after a few years?
Yes. Every piece carries a lifetime repair promise: send it back and our studio will restitch or replace the hardware at no cost, you only cover postage one way. We would much rather mend it than sell you another.
How many 100g skeins fit comfortably, with the needles still in?
Two 100g skeins with a printed pattern folder, or three if you pack them side by side and skip the folder. With a 100g skein and a full set of interchangeable tips it still zips closed without strain.
Is the waxed canvas actually water resistant, or is it just a finish?
It is a genuine wax finish on the fabric, so light rain beads off and wipes away. It is not seam-sealed and it is not a dry bag — a sustained downpour will eventually soak through the seams. We recommend re-waxing once a year if you carry it outdoors a lot.
Can I put it in the washing machine?
Please do not. A machine wash strips the wax and can shrink the cotton lining. Spot clean with cool water and a little mild soap, then air dry away from direct heat. Full care notes are on the product page and in the care card that ships with every order.
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