I just got to use my bag in the wild for the first time and I really like it.
The inner fabric lining is soft against my bare arm and my yarn (no snags!). The outer canvas is pretty, it's as pictured, and feels sturdy enough to survive being taken from home to car to work/restaurant/life and back again.
The front zippered pocket is deep and wide enough that the little bag that I always kept my knitting notions in fits in just great and I'm able to put in a knitting pattern printed on Letter size paper (folded in half) for reference - more than one if I had a few projects in the bag at a time, really.
The interior has two deep pockets made of the interior fabric. They are open at the top and great for holding a skein of yarn or your phone & keys in one side away from your yarn if you just wanted to use this as a semi-sub for a purse.
(If you're used to carrying a small purse with only a handful of items, you really could probably keep everything you wanted in one of those pockets and use this as your everyday bag. But keep in mind that it's meant to be carried on your forearm and not your shoulder. Most of us aren't used to carrying our purses that way, so that might be a deciding factor if you were considering this as a replacement for everything bag.)
In addition to the two side pockets, the whole interior is open. There is a significant amount of space. You could carry several one skein projects or a project that was working a few skeins at once. Even a project that was becoming sizable could still probably fit within the bag while you were working on it. (within reason)
I also cross-stitch and bought this bag in part to be able to fit my embroidery hoops inside. I'm looking forward to trying some public cross-stitching with this bag on my arm.
The forearm carry style made it super easy to knit while standing in line to get coffee and pastries this morning!
The project I'm working on now was begun before I ordered the bag, so I didn't get to start my yarn through the grommets, but I'm looking forward to trying that next time. They seem large enough to accept bulky weighted yarn without issue and of good quality that won't snag, but as I said, I haven't gotten to use them in a project yet.
Overall, I'm very happy with my purchase!

I love this bag, so cute! Has great space and pocket, but it needed to be a little more stiff in my opinion. When I don't have it next to me and I have to put it on the floor it's floppy and my yarn gets caught as I'm working a project. Also I would like it a little bigger with the handle. I make quite a few Afghans and there's not enough room for my current yarn and the project.

I like the size of the large for scarves or shawl projects. The outer zippered pocket is a considerable size as well. The two internal pockets are good as well. However, it is flat--the bottom of it does not expand to accommodate yarn balls and sit flat on a surface, so it will be bulky and your yarn will bulge a bit and it will tip over. The handle gets in the way of a quick retrieval of some item in you bag. I haven't used it with the yarn coming out of the grommet holes but I think it would work well. I like it: nIce fabric, nice seaming and pockets, the zipper is smooth the size is good for medium sized objects. I also have the small size which is good for sock projects or other tiny things. I think these are good value for the price. Definitely a useful item.

A cute, well designed carry bag for crocheting small items. Gave to my daughter as a gift, she loves it. It is made of fabric, it does not stand up by itself. When I placed three of the short, wide packages of yarn inside, it was enough to fill it and make it stand up on its own. The two inside pockets are perfect for crochet needles, and scissors. There is an outside zippered pouch too.
The fabric is substantial enough to have monogrammed, and it's really well made. The rivets are also substantial to thread 4 different yarns through. I ordered the large. It's perfect for using as pictured, hanging on your arm while travelling or moving from room to room.

Only regret is that I didn't buy the bigger size! The smaller size is great for smaller projects such as socks and gloves. You'll need the bigger one if you have a bigger project like a long scar or a sweater. Wish they had even more colors and patterns to choose from. I didn't really like any of them, but chose the one I disliked the least. 😉