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Gypsy Quilter Teal Tote Trivet

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$13.49 $17.99 In stock

The Tote Trivet is designed to keep notions organized while on the go. The Trivet holds a wide variety of notions in the zippered pouch. When you are at class, snap the corners to create the sides of an adorable trivet that holds all of the notions you need for class. Class over? Unsnap the corners and put the notions back in the zippered pouch!#TGQ070

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

John L. ★★★★★

The zippered pouch holds all my scissors and needles without them tumbling around, which is a huge relief. I love that I can just snap the corners up once I’m settled at my sewing table.

David ★★★★★

The snap corners are genius—they turn this pouch into a stable little tray so my pins and needles don't roll away. I was surprised how many notions actually fit in the zippered compartment for a class.

George D. ★★★★★

I’ve been carrying this to quilt classes all month and the zippered pouch keeps everything from needles to scissors from rattling loose in my bag. Snapping the corners up into a little tray is oddly satisfying and makes everything so much easier to grab mid-project.