Circular knitting needle storage diy

Hello everyone, and happy new year! The title of this post is probably not one to start your heart a’ racing . . . and happily its not often I get evangelical about, um, “storage soluti…

There are a few different ways that you can store your circular knitting needles. One way is to keep them in their original packaging. If you have the

How to make a circular needle organiser and never be lost for needles again! Simple ideas plus a needle tracker to download!

Sharing an easy, efficient and economical idea for Circular Knitting Needles Organization so that you can clearly see what you have.

This knitting needle holder works by sliding each needle into a fabric “tunnel” marked with the size of the needle on it. This has made a huge difference in keeping track of my o…

A DIY roll-up knitting needle case is perfect for storing and organizing your knitting needles, and it makes a great gift for knitters.

When I began my adventures in knitting, I knew one thing for certain -- I wanted to start out with a full set of needles. What little knitting I had done in the past had already awakened me to the frustration of finding a project, only to realize that you don't have the right size needle(s)! Fortunately, I found an inexpensive set of bamboo circular needles with virtually every size included. 32" circulars are necessary for larger projects in the round, but also function as "regular"…

This is my solution to the problem of storing circular needles neatly and in an organized way so that they are easy to find when needed. I bought 15 "snap-envelope" style pockets and a three inch, three ring binder. Each pocket is labeled and holds one size of needle with as many length variations as I own. Now that I know the "Magic Loop" technique for smaller circumferences I no longer buy anything other than 32 inch, but I do have a few shorter ones from before that time. I have also used…

I absolutely love knitting on circulars and this tutorial is so handy for keeping them neat and not ruining your cords.

This wasn't my own original idea, but I like to so much I wanted to share. I have a huge supply of vintage circular knitting needles as a result of having...