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Julie is all about convenient tools and storage for travel and at home. Our new Project Wallet is an accordion pouch, ideal for organizing all of the tools and needles needed for any project. It's small enough to throw into your project bag, but big enough to fit everything you need. With 11 pockets and 3 removable tabbed folders, it holds whatever you need for your current project. The top flap extends over the pockets and is secured with a waxed cotton cord that winds around an all-natural corozo button. It stands upright on a flat surface when expanded for easy access. Made of the same washable kraft paper fabric as many of our popular products, it is easy to clean and eco-friendly.
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