I like Q-Snaps, though I am currently experimenting with stitching in the hand.
For floss, I use snack-sized ziploc bags with a hole-punched index card inside: hole-punch the bag to match, and then you can string the bags on one or two rings or put them in a little binder, and when not being used for a project, the card means they stand up easily(-ish) in a file box.
I should've ironed my current project before I started stitching, but I made some tubes out of cardstock to wrap it around and then tuck inside, so I wouldn't have to fold it, which amuses me inordinately. That goes in a big ziploc bag. Little scissors, needles, Thread Heaven, etc., go in a change purse. Pattern, highlighters, pencil are the rest, and it all gets tossed in a super-cheap canvas tote bag (one of these, undecorated) so I have handles.
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I like Q-Snaps, though I am currently experimenting with stitching in the hand.
For floss, I use snack-sized ziploc bags with a hole-punched index card inside: hole-punch the bag to match, and then you can string the bags on one or two rings or put them in a little binder, and when not being used for a project, the card means they stand up easily(-ish) in a file box.
I should've ironed my current project before I started stitching, but I made some tubes out of cardstock to wrap it around and then tuck inside, so I wouldn't have to fold it, which amuses me inordinately. That goes in a big ziploc bag. Little scissors, needles, Thread Heaven, etc., go in a change purse. Pattern, highlighters, pencil are the rest, and it all gets tossed in a super-cheap canvas tote bag (one of these, undecorated) so I have handles.