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Thread and Maple Fixed Circular Needles Page
SKU: 10-NB-P3-FC-WK
$78.00 USD
: Whiskey
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Created especially for the Thread and Maple Needle Binder , these 'pages' are both compact and portable. They fold in half with rotating snaps into a more convenient size than a basic fixed needle case. This compact carrying case is designed to store up to 12 pairs of fixed circular needles. It has 6 slip pockets, 3 on each side, all secured with a snap or flap to ensure your needles and cables can be neatly tucked away. Slip it into your Needle Binder to keep your fixed circulars together with the rest of your collection, or fold and snap it closed to take on the go as a standalone carrying case.
The leather page lies flat with the closure snaps neatly tucked, to be added as a page into the Needle Binder. This keeps your fixed needles together all neatly stored. They can also be folded backwards and made to stand upright.
Dimensions:
Open: 27cm x 18cm [10 3/4" x 8"]
Closed: 13.5cm x 18cm [5 1/4" x 8"]
Please note: This listing is only for the page. The needle binder, needles and accessories are not included and must be purchased separately.
About Thread and Maple
Thread and Maple is a Canadian women-owned business ran by founders Samantha Perrault and Olga Paskalenko who's primary goal is to bring exquisitely made products to market made by local and international artisans. They are makers themselves who take pride in dying their own yarn, designing their own products and taking their own pictures. They seek to incorporate lots of elements of nature into as many of their products as possible. You will often see natural materials such as maple wood, cork, leather and cotton throughout their collections. They are passionate about giving back to causes that are close to their hearts.
Thread and Maple is a Canadian women-owned business ran by founders Samantha Perrault and Olga Paskalenko who's primary goal is to bring exquisitely made products to market made by local and international artisans. They are makers themselves who take pride in dying their own yarn, designing their own products and taking their own pictures. They seek to incorporate lots of elements of nature into as many of their products as possible. You will often see natural materials such as maple wood, cork, leather and cotton throughout their collections. They are passionate about giving back to causes that are close to their hearts.
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