Knitting/Crochet Accessories: Project Bags

Stitched by JessaLu

JessaLu says, “SbJL is a one-woman craft based business that came into being when, in 2008, I noticed that I couldn’t find many geek-themed project bags for my knitting. I decided (with some prodding from friends) that I wanted to move away from the paralegal and office management work I had been doing for decades and start my own business. Since then, SbJL has grown from offering only box bags to offering four different shapes and many more sizes of project bags, along with in-house fabric designs and monthly exclusive prints.”

Folkestone Harbour Yarn

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Natural dyer Folkestone Harbour Yarn offers a variety of seaside-inspired and naturally dyed accessories, including some inspired by the dye house’s resident cats.

Walleye and Wool

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Mike and Melissa started Walleye and Wool “to create items that reflect the beauty that we find in nature, like the Northwoods and just in our own garden. … You’ll see stitch markers and progress keepers with little fish, bears, moose, flowers, and birds.“

yarn&whiskey

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US accessory maker Tammi Wilson says, “As an avid collector of African print fabric and clothing, I began to develop a line of project bags for discerning crafters using these prints. African prints make me feel elegant and fierce. To me, these prints are finery. They are spirit boosting. I want to make bags that spark that same feeling of elegance, pride, and fearlessness in others.”

Indie Untangled

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Indie Untangled is your home for hand-dyed yarns and handmade fiber craft accessories. Shop exclusives from indie partners and be the first to know what’s new and in stock from your favorite indie dyers, designers and makers.

Never Not Knitting

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A former knitting instructor, Californian Alana Dakos began designing knitwear in 2009 and has produced the Never Not Knitting pattern line ever since. Alana’s design aesthetic reflects a love of nature and textured stitches. Accessories are equally charming. There are darling sewing kits, too. Note: Patterns on the main site are on Ravelry.

Wonder Twin Fibrearts

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Wonder Twin Fibrearts is the culmination of two slightly obsessed fibre fanatics, each with their own unique “super powers.” “Between the two of us we have 7 kids, 2 spouses, a dog, a cat and a hamster … our own Justice League, if you will,” Chelsea says. “We collaborate and build on ideas together, just like our namesakes. We create unique project bags and notions for makers.”

Whitney Marie Anderson

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“My main goal with my business is to have fun and learn more!” says designer and accessory maker Whitney Marie Anderson. “My second goal is to create things that showcase and celebrate the beauty of Black people. Since we are underrepresented in so many areas, I want to do my part to elevate and uplift our image in a positive way.”

Dragon Hoard

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Dragon Hoard’s accessories are as much fun as the shop’s yarn. Lots of playful options.

Knitting/Crochet: Project Bags