Cost: $36 per bag.
The Double Double Project Bag from Chicken Boots is a sturdy vinyl bag that makes it possible to carry all your yarn and materials for your crochet works-in-progress. Featuring a drawstring handle, this bag will keep everything secure while you’re on the go. Plus, sections of the bag are see-through so you can always know what’s inside. No more misplacing your work – this bag is an organizer’s dream!
From the April 2015 issue
Cost: $23.95 per 6-pack.
Christmas may be over, but gift giving is never out of season. Wrap up your birthday, anniversary, friendship or just because gifts in Lion Brand wrapping paper and add that something special to the gift. This wrapping paper features six of their most popular and vibrant patterns. Whether you’re gifting one of your handmade crochet items or you’re simply giving a yarn-lover a present, this wrapping paper is a sure hit. Sold in a six-pack gift assortment, one of each of the available designs, each roll contains 22 and a half square feet of wrapping paper.Â
From the April 2015 issue
Cost: $6.29 per skein.
Though winter is on its way out, there are still plenty of reasons to use Red Heart’s Grande yarn on future crochet projects. This soft and super bulky wool blend yarn works up quickly and produces the coziest projects ever. Using one skein, you can quickly crochet a cowl to protect you from the any lingering winter chill, or you can stock up and get a head start on your winter afghan. Grande is available in soft, almost pastel shades, both online and at your local yarn store.
From the April 2015 issue
Cost: $5.25 per 50g skein.
Sassy Skein’s Key West Karibbean Kotton DK yarn is 100% cotton and comes in 19 sensational shades, from bright, tropical Flamingo and Kiwi to more subdued Pink Coral and Sea Foam. Whether you’re after a bold punch of color or something more relaxing, all shades of the Key West collection are reminiscent of a sunny, calm day at the beach with a tropical drink in hand. The yarn is machine washable and perfect for tops and other wearables, and you don’t have to worry about any color loss when you wash it.
From the April 2015 issue
