fourohfour (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
fourohfourrealitynotfound) wrote2024-01-15 06:11 pm
fourohfourrealitynotfound) wrote2024-01-15 06:11 pm
Entry tags:
Crochet hook holder!
Here's my first Tunisian crochet project-- a little project crochet hook case custom fit to the supplies I normally carry around. Pardon the subpar images
By the way-- does anyone know how to get google drive set up to host images for Dreamwidth? I found some old guides and other guides for using GDrive as a general image host but for some reason none of it is working.
A quick overview of the pockets / design:
The right side is for hooks, and has sectioned off sleeves inside the pocket for each one. I'm hanging my stitch markers from the flap since it's stitches and a convenient place to put them. The top one on the left is for scissors and has extra padding to prevent them from stabbing through. The middle one is for scrap yarn and has my yarn needles threaded through the outside of the pocket. The bottom is a more general pocket which currently holds a measuring tape, a yarn cutter, and some safety pins. The flap on the left edge is partially to keep the scissors from sliding out but is also how the case closes-- I slide the right side under the flap and friction holds it shut pretty well. I may add buttons later on.
Overall I'm decently happy with it, since it holds exactly what I need and has been working well form me
By the way-- does anyone know how to get google drive set up to host images for Dreamwidth? I found some old guides and other guides for using GDrive as a general image host but for some reason none of it is working.
A quick overview of the pockets / design:
The right side is for hooks, and has sectioned off sleeves inside the pocket for each one. I'm hanging my stitch markers from the flap since it's stitches and a convenient place to put them. The top one on the left is for scissors and has extra padding to prevent them from stabbing through. The middle one is for scrap yarn and has my yarn needles threaded through the outside of the pocket. The bottom is a more general pocket which currently holds a measuring tape, a yarn cutter, and some safety pins. The flap on the left edge is partially to keep the scissors from sliding out but is also how the case closes-- I slide the right side under the flap and friction holds it shut pretty well. I may add buttons later on.
Overall I'm decently happy with it, since it holds exactly what I need and has been working well form me
no subject
no subject