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Grace Lynne Bags | Pattern Holder
SKU: GLB-PH-KNITKILL
$29.50 USD
: Knit So I Don't Kill People
This pattern pocket is perfect for on-the-go knitting and has a clear vinyl panel that allows you to read your patterns without taking them out. This pocket keeps your patterns safe from spills and protected while at a knit night with friends.
Pockets are super stylish, with its fabric print and heavy-duty snap closure. Be the envy of your crafting group!
Featuring a clear vinyl panel on the inside, you can easily read your pattern without having to take it out of the pocket. The cute fabric print on the outside adds a touch of personality and style to your knitting supplies.
It's the perfect size, measuring 10" x 13" when open and 10" x 6.5" when closed. The heavy-duty snap closure keeps everything securely in place. You can use wet erase markers to make notes on the clear vinyl panel and easily wipe them away with a wet paper towel. This feature ensures that you can keep track of your progress and make notes as needed, without having to worry about smudging.
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