I celebrated a birthday over the weekend, my new husband got
me the perfect gift. A Jordana Paige
bag. I had heard about the company
through various knitting magazines, then most recently on the podcast The KnitGirllls. I liked supporting a company
that is run by a young woman, with a great design esthetic.
The knitting bags I previously owned all
looked the same, quilted fabric, usually with a floral pattern, not something I
want to take out in public.
The bag I chose was the Rio in blue Vegan leather. The bag is technically a knitting bag, but no
one but me or someone in the knitting community would know that, the bag is so
stylish. It’s a larger bag, the interior
is divided in half, the idea being that one side is to hold your knitting, and
the other is to function like a normal purse.
My problem with regular purses is there are no divisions, no pockets,
this bag solves all that and more. The
center divider has a zipper, turning it into a pocket, then there are zippered
pockets sewn into the sides.
The coolest
part is a zippered pouch that is snapped on
the inside, to hold knitting notions like stitch markers. There are pockets that can hold needles, lip
balm or scissors sewn into the side of the bag.
To make knitting easier, there are 2 tabs that can be snapped around the
yarn from your current knitting project, so the yarn can stay in the bag and
not get tangled. I was surprised that
there were two, you could have two projects at once! The bag is definitely large enough to hold
them. There is another tab that you can
snap around your keys. There are 2
pockets on the outside, perfect to hold keys and a cell phone. The flap that closes the bag has two snaps so
if you fill the bag all the way, you can close the flap on the outer snap. There are metal feet on the bottom of the bag
so I can put it down and not worry about the bottom getting damaged. The handles are the perfect length, it sits on my shoulder very nicely.
I love the idea of everything I need to knit
can be stored in this bag, and I can take it with me where ever I go.
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