At the silk ribbon embroidery class I went to on Wednesday the tutor had a beautiful needle keeper. In fact she had 2, one was completely finished in crazy quilting and covered in beautiful stitches, and one was very plain, just made in a lovely fabric. MMMMmmmm, I've wanted one of these for a very long time! My needles roll round in a plastic container and are stuck in things like corks and various pin cushions all over the place.So I decided to make myself a needle keeper like my tutors.
What do you think?
I made the little button, I used diamond glaze to finish it, but I see I got some little bubbles in it.
Have fun!Carole ;)
15 comments:
Oooh, that's so pretty!!! I love your little button, you're very clever!!!
Hugs,
Joy :O)
That is gorgeous!
Very nice, Carole! Thanks for sharing. The button looks great.
Very nice Carole! It's nice to make something you will use!
Came across your blog while buzzing around blogland.
Very nice, Carol! I need to make one for myself! Thanks for the idea!
and you will be selling these, when??? superb!
So beautiful!! Think I have to make one,too - my needles always seem to end up on the floor and get stuck in the hoover ;-( I have some vintage Liberty fabric that would be great for the purpose so thank you for the inspiration.
That's so pretty - and practical! It doesn't look too hard to make... but you couldn't give us a little tutorial, could you..?
Very nice indeed. I with Diana, would you be interested in doing a tutorial on how to make one.
Thanks for sharing.
Oooooh, yes!!! That is a beautiful needle keeper! And so organized. Wish I had something like that, too.
I loved this needle keeper, it is a super organizer, great idea.
Thanks so much for sharing,
Rengin
Your needle keeper is just so pretty. I love the fabric that you used. You are so talented :)
Really nice and pretty!
Wow, these are awesome and so pretty too! Melinda
Lovely and convenient! Are you offering these on your etsy?
Cheers
Nona
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