🧵 Compact and Versatile: meori Foldable Hobby & Tool Lava Black Sewing Crafting Quilting Knitting Art Supplies Box Review

I was very surprised when it arrived and it was such good quality. The tool box is well made, very durable, with all moving parts, such as the hood lock on the inside, the tarpaulin on the outside. There are several internal stretchable pads that you can slip tools or accessories into while still leaving plenty of room for anything you want to fit in this amazing little box. I really shouldn't call it small because this box is larger than my actual tool box and can probably carry more weight…

Especially when I'm working from home I've been looking for it forever. At work, I mostly switch between my desk, sofa and bed. So I carry my laptop, phone, chargers, pens, notepads, current literature, financial records, stamps around the house. Etc means all lost. Until now. I put all my WFH gear in this bag. It's better than a briefcase or backpack because I can SEE everything in the structured compartments. It fits perfectly on my 13" MacBook Pro, along with everything else I need. When a…

I ordered this collapsible tool box to organize my yarn projects. I usually have at least 3 projects at the same time. My grocery bag method just wasn't working, so I figured this bag would be perfect. It didn't work very well for most of my projects. Either what I was working on was too big for the bag, or the project required a lot of "accessories". There is really no storage space for small items such as sewing needles, stitch markers and the like. However, all is not lost. I thought this…

I've been looking for a good modern sewing basket for many years so I was very happy to see this one. First off, this bag holds a little more than I originally thought it would. The angled design of the handle means you can basically fill it in and it still closes and has a rubber band at the top to secure when it's really full. Here's everything I could fit in this bag (no acorns or pumpkins), and there was room for more. I could probably throw in two fairly large balls of yarn and take them…