Travel Laundry Stuff Sack

I know this is supposed to be for laundry, but it makes a great knitting bag. One end holds the skeins of yarn for the project, and the other end holds the work in progress. As the project gets bigger, the unused skeins of yarn get smaller, and it all takes up the same amount of space. Win, win!

This works well for things that can squish, where wrinkles aren't a worry, like socks, underwear, sleep stuff, etc. For shirts I use the Laundry Cubes.

I used the smaller size in the bottom large pocket of the Techonaut 45, which was enough for a weeks worth of socks/underwear and left room in the pocket for other things.

The only thing I would change is to make it oval shaped to fit better (like the Travel Stuff Sacks) vs these are cylinders.

While I may prefer a blockier design (personal preference), the construction is good and the design choices are really thought out. What fits in clean will fit back in dirty, and the simplicity of the red and black strings to differentiate which side is which is also a great touch.

If I had one suggestion, having some sort of interior flap to cover the scrunched up bag mouth would help any worry of wet/dirty clothing staying in the bag and not leaking smell or mess out of it.