Stitching Buddy for Cross Stitch, Embroidery, Hand Sewing Projects
- Made with fabrics from Ruby Star Society’s Fireglow Collection with some Starry mixed in.
- Measures in at 7.5" x 8" folded and about 22" x 8" laid out. Making it a great travel size. Just fold everything up and pop it in your tote!
- Can accommodate up to a 6" hoop.
- I used felt in the center to hopefully provide a thread bed for while you are working.
- I have also stitched in a magnet to use as a needle minder!
- On the first page you have a snap pocket for scissors, a small slip pocket to use for a packet of needles or any other small supplies, and a zipper pocket to keep pens, thread, etc.
- On the middle page is a place for your hoop, the thread bed, needle minder and an additional slip pocket for fabric or patterns.
- On the last page you have two slip pockets and vinyl pockets for 8 thread bobbins.
*To create this Stitching Buddy I used the Stitching Buddy Pattern by Rosie Taylor Crafts.
* Crafted in a pet friendly, smoke free home.
Stitching Buddy for Cross Stitch, Embroidery, Hand Sewing Projects
- Made with fabrics from Ruby Star Society’s Fireglow Collection with some Starry mixed in.
- Measures in at 7.5" x 8" folded and about 22" x 8" laid out. Making it a great travel size. Just fold everything up and pop it in your tote!
- Can accommodate up to a 6" hoop.
- I used felt in the center to hopefully provide a thread bed for while you are working.
- I have also stitched in a magnet to use as a needle minder!
- On the first page you have a snap pocket for scissors, a small slip pocket to use for a packet of needles or any other small supplies, and a zipper pocket to keep pens, thread, etc.
- On the middle page is a place for your hoop, the thread bed, needle minder and an additional slip pocket for fabric or patterns.
- On the last page you have two slip pockets and vinyl pockets for 8 thread bobbins.
*To create this Stitching Buddy I used the Stitching Buddy Pattern by Rosie Taylor Crafts.
* Crafted in a pet friendly, smoke free home.
