Creating a New Needle Book: Combining Beach Finds and Slow Stitching

🌊Inspiration for this project came from my recent beach finds and watching casri on her Channel.

🧵I used a variety of fabrics, including vintage nighty necklines, linen, lace, and even a leather glove, to add texture and interest to the needle book.

🎨I embellished the needle book with embroidery stitches and antique buttons to enhance the overall design.

✂️The needle book features pockets for needles, a space for wax, a magnifying glass, and even a scissor case for convenience and organization.

🌸I took my time arranging and tacking down the pieces to create a visually appealing and practical design.

What materials did you use for the needle book?

—I used a variety of fabrics, including vintage nighty necklines, linen, lace, and even a leather glove. I also incorporated stones, ceramic shards, and antique buttons for added texture and interest.

What inspired the design of the needle book?

—The design was inspired by my recent beach finds and watching casri on her Channel. I wanted to combine the beauty of beach treasures with the slow stitching techniques I learned.

Is the needle book practical to use?

—Yes, the needle book is designed to be practical and convenient. It features pockets for needles, a space for wax, a magnifying glass, and even a scissor case for easy organization and access to your stitching tools.

Did you use any special techniques or stitches for the embroidery?

—Yes, I used a variety of embroidery stitches, including herringbone, running stitch, and others, to embellish the needle book and add decorative elements to the design.

How long did it take you to complete the needle book?

—It took me some time to arrange and tack down all the pieces, but the actual stitching and embroidery process was quite enjoyable and relaxing. Overall, it was a creative project that I worked on over a few weeks.

00:00In this video, I create a new needle book inspired by beach finds and slow stitching.

06:50I carefully arrange and tack down the different materials, including stones, ceramic shards, vintage nighty necklines, and lace.

10:30I plan the design of the needle book, creating pockets for needles, a space for wax, a magnifying glass, and a scissor case.

14:20I start stitching the needle book, using a mix of embroidery stitches to enhance the overall design.

15:40I share tips and insights along the way, explaining my thought process and inspiration for the project.

19:10After taking my time to arrange and tack down all the pieces, the needle book is complete and ready to be used.