Hip HopMore progress on my pillow case edge. I think it is easier stitching the center section. : )
What a MESS!I don't have a spot for my teacup. I need to clear off some of this mess. But, I don't want to put anything away!!! I feel like I need some more space
for my stuff on my desk. Actually, I wish I had a craft table to spread out my
junk doll & stitching supplies. I pulled out a couple clothespin dolls & soft dolls (getting ready to create some comfort dolls) ... it is quite freaky having all these extra eyes on me ... LOL
Heirloom Quality Magnetic NeedlecaseDJV Designs c 1993 If any stitcher reading this, has one of these ... has stitched & got the top glued on the wood ... could you share with me the type of glue you used to get the board to stick to the wood?? If I can find some linen in my stash, I'd like to get this one finished up - and use the box for intended needles : )
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No glue suggestions from here, sorry. ;) But those dolly eyeballs would definitely freak me out!! LOL!
Isn't messiness a sign of creativity? How about putting up a little shelf or two above your desk to keep your stuff close by but off the surface.
That's a very cool needlecase! I wonder if hot glue would work...or maybe something like Gorilla Glue.
Hip Hop is looking good:)
I love the needlecase. Where did get the chart from and who is the designer please?
Hello! When my shopowner finished mine lo these many years ago, she used some Aleene's Tacky Glue. It's still on mine just fine (and it's been more than 10 years). However, for a similar project in a class taught by Barbara Rakosnik (Periwinkle Promises) this fall, she suggested using the double-sided acid free tape that scrapbookers use to attach needlework to the tops of tins and such. Hope this helps!
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