Hide & Hammer #08 Small Roll Top Bag – A Yarn Story

A Yarn Story is excited to stock the super-cute #08 roll-top bag from local maker Hide & Hammer. Made from durable canvas, the carriers mimic all the great qualities of the larger #03 bags to offer the same versatility, removable straps and fantastic attention to detail.  The bag is roomy enough to carry smaller pr
A Yarn Story is excited to stock the super-cute #08 roll-top bag from local maker Hide & Hammer. Made from durable canvas, the carriers mimic all the great qualities of the larger #03 bags to offer the same versatility, removable straps and fantastic attention to detail.  The bag is roomy enough to carry smaller projects such as socks and lightweight scarves, and can be rolled down and used as a yarn bowl, or fastened up neatly for easy carrying when you're out and about. There are also pockets on the inside to keep your needles and notions tidy. To wash your #08 roll-top bag, simply un-pop the leather straps to remove them first. Technical detailsBag: Water-resistant canvasStraps: 100% leather, removableFittings: BrassCare instructions: Remove leather straps before hand-washing canvas bags in cool water Dimensions: Depth – 5.5”Width – 6.5” Height (open) – 14” Height (Closed) – from 8” (20cm) to 11” (28cm) approximately.Handle Length 14”

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