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We flew cross-country with three knitting travel kits—First Class, Business, and Coach—to see how TSA really handles yarn, needles, and scissors. From metal tools in a gallon bag to luxe bamboo needles in a labeled pouch, we tested it all. Spoiler: TSA didn’t flinch. Find out what worked, what almost got flagged, and how you can pack smart without buying a thing. Whether you fly fancy or fiber-chaotic, we’ve got the guide (and checklist) to get you there smoothly.

Wondering if you can bring your knitting needles on a plane? You’re not alone—it’s one of the most searched questions by fiber artists on the go. In this post, we explore TSA guidelines, airline policies, and international quirks to help you pack smart and stitch stress-free. From circular needles to snip-safe scissors, we break down exactly what to bring, how to pack it, and how to stay calm when a TSA agent gives your yarn the side-eye.

Planning to knit while flying? This guide shares airline policies on bringing knitting needles, yarn, and tools in carry-on bags. We cover major U.S. and international airlines, TSA guidance, and smart packing tips to keep your project safe and TSA-compliant.