
So, I'm taking to finishing a few little things, that I had started, and only needed a few hand finishes.
This is a needle case I made just for my crazy quilting class. The sides fold in and it folds up to a nice neat triangle. In it , I have my specialty needs that will be used for my crazy quilting

The case is also small enough to put my stork scissors for clipping threads.. and I am also keeping my spider charm in it for save keeping. There is a tutorial here to make this little needle case.

When I brought my Pfaff in to the shop this morning, I took my half stitched ladybug with me and asked if I could use a showroom machine just to finish stitching. Well here she is along with her friend... the blue-eyed firefly. Aren't they sweet. I sent a ladybug and a bee to Aunt Mae who makes craft things for their bazzar. I didn't tell her what it was... It's a surprise for her.
3 comments:
I love the needlecase. Thanks for the reminder. I saw it last January and meant to try it, but forgot all about it! Yours came out great.
Mine will be even better!
I am pleased to see another needlecase made from my tutorial and I love the way you have named your needles on the case. Great idea...hugs Khris in Oz
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