Quilting Tool Organizer by Tutto
$24.95
- Self-standing easel
- Versatile pockets on both sides keep tools:rotary cutter, gingher scissors, small scissors, various rulers, seam ripper, marking pencil, embellishment & needle craft, thread, bobbins, needle cases, rotary blade cases, peep hole etc.
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