Looking for a Tool Turnabout Bag!

[pamperedcheermom]

Does anybody have one of the tool turnabout carrying bags they want to sell. I can't seem to find one anywhere and I'm tired of picking up my tools out of the back of the car when I go to do a show! I take so much to my shows that I don't have room in my black bag that came with my starter kit.:yuck:

 

[chefann]

They're available on the Supply order form. They're $15.

 

[mpkegley]

It is definately worth the $15 to order one on the supply order form. I don't know how I did it before I got mine.

 

[pamperedcheermom]

Cool! Thanks. I didn't they were on there.

 

[wadesgirl]

I love my TTA! It's one of the best investments I've made.

 

[DebbieJ]

Yep, supply order. You can even use your PC $ to buy it.

 

[sklay723]

LOVE mine...I'm going to order an extra TTA to put my scrapbook supplies in for when I go to my monthly crop nights, and I'll probably order another tote for that one, too...love it! So worth the money.

 

[pc ri lisa]

They are also great to carry the appetizer plates and caddy if you take them to a show. I also LOVE mine. Well worth the money!

 

[redsoxgirl]

They are also great to carry the appetizer plates and caddy if you take them to a show. I also LOVE mine. Well worth the money!

What a great tip!

 

[BethCooks4U]

Be careful with the appetizer plates/caddy and that bag. Be sure to wrap a towel around them and be careful when taking them out of the bag - I almost lost a whole set of plates when they started to slide out of the stand while moving them once.

...and I would not have cranberry plates in there. I have my plates stacked with cranberry plates in between because I think they look prettier that way. After carrying them to a few shows I noticed that the cranberry ones have scratches on them and I cannot get them to lighten. When carried about the bottom of one rubs against the top of the other and creates the scratches.

 

[wadesgirl]

Be careful with the appetizer plates/caddy and that bag. Be sure to wrap a towel around them and be careful when taking them out of the bag - I almost lost a whole set of plates when they started to slide out of the stand while moving them once.

...and I would not have cranberry plates in there. I have my plates stacked with cranberry plates in between because I think they look prettier that way. After carrying them to a few shows I noticed that the cranberry ones have scratches on them and I cannot get them to lighten. When carried about the bottom of one rubs against the top of the other and creates the scratches.

At Christmas my MIL almost lost her entire stack of plates. She went to "nudge" it closer to the center of the table not realizing that the silicone feet basically hold the stand in place. She had just opened it up as a Christmas present and the entire stack fell over. Not 1 plate broke but I wouldn't try it again!