🧶 Ammee's Babies Medium TotoBag Yarn Dispenser with FiberShield, 8" x 8 Review

I love these little charms so much I bought both sizes for my daughter too. The small one will hold a ball or two of yarn for a dish towel project, for example, while the larger one has a pocket and is good for a large skein of yarn.

The bag is so bright and colorful. It has a cute little card describing how it's made in Guatemala, handmade etc. I wish there was plastic wrap on the sides that you could remove if you wanted to keep the sack away from the yarn. On the other hand, it's very beautiful.

I bought two medium yarn dispensers and one large and I LOVE THEM. My special daughter thought mine was so cute I gave her one for Christmas which she uses as a handbag/makeup bag at night. The large one has two pockets, one with a zip, which is nice.

These are great pouches - I use them to store skeins of yarn. I knit and crochet, and I use these bags to store individual strands so they don't get tangled. They also protect the strands from contamination. I used to use plastic bags but they are a much better substitute as they have a drawstring closure and are very pretty.

Thought I might use it as a project bag but it's too small. I also thought I received two bags as shown in the picture, I think I should have read the description. To update. While it wasn't what I thought (it was my fault for not reading the description), I've found it to be one of my most used knits. I like it and am changing my rating to 5 stars

Perfect for crocheting on the go. I crochet during my lunch break and keep the yarn in the bag and tighten the top so the yarn doesn't fall out of the bag as I crochet - with only one thread going through the tight top of the bag it's perfect for crocheting anywhere. . I'd love to have another bag like this but with a lanyard to sling over my shoulder so I can be sure the bag itself won't fall to the floor. Well made and very colourful. It can be used as both a lunch bag and a handbag for a…

, these are nice little wool bags. I love making throws for charity and lately I've been making striped throws rather than solid ones. This means multiple yarn colors. That means cats can get caught in the yarn pile if I'm not looking! I put each skein in one of these bags and can make stripes without anyone snagging my yarn and running after it! If you have a cat invading your yarn this is a good product. Another problem I've had in the past is the yarn getting tangled. Maybe the cats helped…