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The Beam Me Up Project Bag is a beige, eco-friendly bag featuring a cartoon UFO piloted by a green alien, beaming up yarn against a blue and pink gradient—perfect for knitting enthusiasts who love playful designs.
The Beam Me Up Project Bag is a beige, eco-friendly bag featuring a cartoon UFO piloted by a green alien, beaming up yarn against a blue and pink gradient—perfect for knitting enthusiasts who love playful designs.

These 12" x 10" drawstring project bags are your go-to on-the-go size!

Can easily fit a sock, small shawl, drop spindle, bookmark loom, whatever project--and folds down very small when not in use. Win-win!

100% Organic Cotton 

Premium inks and adhesive are made to last 100 trips thorough the washing machine!

Beam Me Up Project Bag

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These 12" x 10" drawstring project bags are your go-to on-the-go size!

Can easily fit a sock, small shawl, drop spindle, bookmark loom, whatever project--and folds down very small when not in use. Win-win!

100% Organic Cotton 

Premium inks and adhesive are made to last 100 trips thorough the washing machine!

The Beam Me Up Project Bag is a beige, eco-friendly bag featuring a cartoon UFO piloted by a green alien, beaming up yarn against a blue and pink gradient—perfect for knitting enthusiasts who love playful designs.

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