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<blockquote data-quote="AuroraGyps" data-source="post: 2054478" data-attributes="member: 1166">I use several bags, all of which I crocheted myself.&nbsp; Most of my dice are in a large chenille bag that's blue &amp; purple ombre... it's about the size of a stocking hat with a drawstring.&nbsp; The rest of my dice are in bags made out of crochet cotton, which all fit into the big bag: my mini Koplow dice are in a pastel ombre bag, a bunch of purple D6s are in a turquoise ombre bag, my BtVS dice (the Chessex confetti dice) are in a rainbow ombre bag, and the dice for my lamp (which someday I will have enough dice for) are in a light blue w/ white bag.&nbsp; All the crochet cotton bags are about the size of a large orange.&nbsp; All the bags are made from the same pattern.&nbsp; I also made a couple of other chenille bags for my ex-husband (another ombre pattern) and for an ex-friend/player that was horizontal stripes (black, ombre gray &amp; teal, teal, ombre again and then black again).&nbsp; I've actually thought of making bags for a job on the side, but I don't know... I'm not very business minded.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AuroraGyps, post: 2054478, member: 1166"] I use several bags, all of which I crocheted myself. Most of my dice are in a large chenille bag that's blue & purple ombre... it's about the size of a stocking hat with a drawstring. The rest of my dice are in bags made out of crochet cotton, which all fit into the big bag: my mini Koplow dice are in a pastel ombre bag, a bunch of purple D6s are in a turquoise ombre bag, my BtVS dice (the Chessex confetti dice) are in a rainbow ombre bag, and the dice for my lamp (which someday I will have enough dice for) are in a light blue w/ white bag. All the crochet cotton bags are about the size of a large orange. All the bags are made from the same pattern. I also made a couple of other chenille bags for my ex-husband (another ombre pattern) and for an ex-friend/player that was horizontal stripes (black, ombre gray & teal, teal, ombre again and then black again). I've actually thought of making bags for a job on the side, but I don't know... I'm not very business minded. [/QUOTE]

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