#roxysjournalofstitchery my finished huswif needle roll with more fun ideas #slowstitch #vintage
Published 2024-04-01
Plus lots more ideas you can add to your needle roll for future projects. I’ve had such fun working on this super sized needle roll and incorporating much more than just needles!
In this video I will also share a second version for creating vintage style covered buttons and how you can add these to quilt clips to make an attractive closure, clasp or brooch. Here’s a link to my earlier video where I shared the other method for making covered buttons:
• DIY easy no kit fabric covered button...
This is such a fun slow stitch of slow stitching project and I have loved using all vintage materials and linens including lovely embroidered pieces, sourced from op shops, thrift stores or charity shops while on holidays in Alpine Victoria.
With thanks to Rachel @roxycreations679 and Sarah@roxycreationsbysarah for hosting such a fun project.
Cheers,
Christine
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All Comments (21)
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Lovely Christine,your husfiw is a very grand love it ❤
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❤❤😊😊😮😮 So many wonderful idea's and treasures in this Huswif. Fabulously Fantastic 😊😊❤
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Stunning Huswif - that lace cover is amazing and I think my favorite piece. Love the altered kilt pins too. You’re full of amazing ideas. ❤️
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Thank you for the great ideas! Love the size of your needle roll.
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I love your huswif, you are so inventive ❤
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I love your hussif. More surprises as you unroll it Have learnt how to cover buttons as well! Great for my slow stitch projects.❤✂️🧵✂️
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Your Hussif is so fantastic. I love the lace covering you found while thrifting and how you adapted it for your project as well. I’m just at the finishing end to my Hussif and looking forward to the April project.👏👏👏
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Dear Christine, I love your huswiff❣️ so much detail. 😊 You have 😊 forgotten nothing, it is a portable sewing room❣️👏🏼🥰 I am going to look for those looped kilt pins I have to make some covered buttons …they are lovely. Thanks 🌻🦋
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Love your covered buttons ❤
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What an amazing lot of ideas for your huswif, it looks wonderful. Thank you for showing us how to cover buttons, I have been wanting to try it myself and the pins are a super idea too, thanks again. Love Bella xx
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Elizabeth T Kent England I watched how you started your Huswif and was amazed, now seeing the 2nd installment it's a double wow from me, I have started one for myself and now have more ideas, yours is beautiful Thankyou so much for the video, now to stitch 😊.
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Cute ideas for the kilt pins!
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Thank you Christine for your video and a look at your beautiful project. I think this is brilliant, as I commented before this is the size I need. I wanted something that I can use daily and take away on holiday that has everything I could possibly need ,including pliers 😂. I have taken sewing away for a weekend break and had to stop due to not having something I ended up needing. Take the kitchen sink next time but loads of tins and pouches so this will be ideal. Excellent idea for those pins, I have some in my bead stash.
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This is gorgeous !
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The huswif is spectacular! The way you have used that lacey table runner is genius! Love all the different pockets! The brooches are lovely, too!TFS and inspiring ❤
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Your Huswif is beautiful, and full of everything to meet your sewing needs.
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❤this is so unique ❤my favourite ❤😊
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Omg it turned out amazing. I adore that it is absolutely huge and has allTheThings in it. Brilliant work. Still working on mine. I have since started a second one lol to qork out the pattern.
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While I was watching your video I wrote down notes of things to add to my huswif when I make one. Also as I was watching it I thought to myself while we were sitting next to each other why didn't I ask you more about your history of sewing because you knew about needle turn appliqué.
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