Wildflower Circular Needle Case from Atenti USA
Wildflower Circular Needle Case from Atenti USA
Product Description
Keep your circular needles organized in style because your tools deserve a home as beautiful as your projects.
From the Designer:
The Wildflower Circular Needle Case is adorned with beautifully embroidered spring flowers on heavy duck canvas, making it a fresh, functional favorite for knitters and crocheters alike. Handmade in the USA, this practical organizer features an all-around zipper closure that protects an interchangeable plastic booklet insert with 12 clear pockets that are perfect for keeping your circular needles sorted, labeled, and ready to grab. Additional insert booklets are available separately.
Technical Specifications:
Materials: Embroidered duck canvas exterior, plastic booklet insert with 12 clear pockets, all-around zipper closure
Dimensions: 7.00" W x 8.00" H x 1.00" D
Country of Origin: Handmade in the USA
If you have any questions about this needle case or need help choosing the right organizer, email us (howdy@cowgirlyarn.com), call (307-755-9276), or stop by the shop. We're always happy to help!
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