Doubtless, you have often taken your headphones out of your pocket or handbag and it looked like a wad of stuck together spaghetti? Well, with this crocheted cable organizer it no longer has to be like this. Moreover, these are chic, snazzy and fun - always a bonus for the kids.
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Crochet this Door Organizer to hang from a door, Wall or in the closet for extra storage. This is definitely an attractive way to keep essentials easily at hand. This project is very easy and quick to make and is very much flexible and can be easily adjusted according to your needs. You can adjust size of the pockets to make them wider and deeper. If needed, make it little bigger by adding additional pockets. Materials Used:- 8 Ply Acrylic Yarn 4 mm Crochet Hook Yarn Needle Buttons.
This free pattern is for an Organizer Bag with a zipper and standing pockets. This pattern is made using only linked crochet stitches as well as worsted yarn. This Organizer bag is definitely unique in its design and functionality. Once you open the bag you have standing pockets so you can easily reach your storaged items, like hooks, notions, yarn, or even your phone and wallet. That's pretty cool. The Organizer Bag was inspired by a quilting bag that uses the flat side pieces of the bag to lay fabric with a small fabric cutting board.
This great blue organizer with white stripes is such a practical one! Great to take with you on vacation, when it's really life saving to have all your make up products in one place. What's more, it's such a simple pattern!
PHOTOS by Tamara Kelly /Ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on yarnspirations.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
I remember my grandma always sewing my grandpa socks and crocheting fun projects for me. This sweet doll is going to remind you of childhood and keep all your crochet / knit tools in order.
PHOTOS by PerPuntino /Ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on zhaya.de, or read more about it on Ravelry. This particular version by PerPuntino is on Ravelry.
Don't you just hate it when all your crochet tools, glasses and your remote get lost somewhere in the house? I hate it too, that's why I've instantly fell in love with this project by Tamara Kelly, that allows you to keep all of your essentials near you!
PHOTOS by Tamara Kelly /Ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on mooglyblog.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.