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Project Wallet Made From An Old Needlepoint Canvas! Polyester/cotton Lining And Faux Suede Back. Everything

Project Wallet Made From An Old Needlepoint Canvas! Polyester/cotton Lining And Faux Suede Back. Everything
Project Wallet Made From An Old Needlepoint Canvas! Polyester/cotton Lining And Faux Suede Back. Everything
Project Wallet Made From An Old Needlepoint Canvas! Polyester/cotton Lining And Faux Suede Back. Everything
Project Wallet Made From An Old Needlepoint Canvas! Polyester/cotton Lining And Faux Suede Back. Everything
Project Wallet Made From An Old Needlepoint Canvas! Polyester/cotton Lining And Faux Suede Back. Everything
Project Wallet Made From An Old Needlepoint Canvas! Polyester/cotton Lining And Faux Suede Back. Everything
Project Wallet Made From An Old Needlepoint Canvas! Polyester/cotton Lining And Faux Suede Back. Everything
Project Wallet Made From An Old Needlepoint Canvas! Polyester/cotton Lining And Faux Suede Back. Everything

Project wallet made from an old needlepoint canvas! Polyester/cotton lining and faux suede back. Everything here is salvaged, thrifted or inherited materials except for the buttons; including the needlepoint panel itself, which I bought already completed from a charity shop for a couple of pounds. All hand stitched.

This is the second of these I've made, so I've improved on a few points from the original prototype and I'm very happy with the result. I'll definitely be making more, as they're fun to put together and they really are useful...

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6 months ago
A pile of art supplies sitting on a table: a cutting mat, a ruler, a box cutter, a pair of scissors, pencils, needles, a spool of thread, thread snippers, two square patterns, a square piece of bobbin lace.

oh nooooo..... I have an idea :[


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6 months ago

btw I've found these stretches from the WAK blog very helpful when knitting a lot:

Btw I've Found These Stretches From The WAK Blog Very Helpful When Knitting A Lot:

Plus make sure to take breaks regularly - and stop if anything starts to hurt!

especially with gift knitting I know it can be tempting to push through it for a deadline, but it's really not worth causing long term injury. (And anyone knit-worthy should be understanding of that, imho.) Stay well :)

6 months ago

hello! i am so stunned by your bobbin lace making, ive been dreaming of getting into bobbin lace but figured i wouldnt be able to unless i got my hands on actual bobbins.

but you've made such beautiful work with pencils!! how much difference do you think the pencils made? are they difficult to work with? would it be a bad idea for me to run out and get my own bobbin pencil pack?

hey hey! thanks so much :):)

I say go for it haha ๐Ÿ˜…

I think there is for sure a difference to working with actual bobbins. The pencils are much bigger than bobbins and can get in the way of each other when you are working with them. And that would make bigger projects much harder to manage as well (I've used up to 12 pairs so far). I've wondered if maybe I'm picking up any bad techniques and habits because of their size and shape but I don't know for sure. Another thing is that since the tops are not notched (not sure if that's the actual word for it), the thread sometimes comes off and unravels and its very annoying which I think would happen less with actual bobbins. I've still only used the pencils so far, so there might be other differences that others might be able to note, but these are the biggest ones I've seen so far!

Overall though it has been a good enough solution for me to get started learning so maybe it would work for you too!!!

(also I made the terrible mistake of buying pre-sharpened pencils because I didn't notice so half of my pencils are sharp and that is so annoying but I refuse to buy more right now ๐Ÿ˜‚, so keep an eye out for that maybe if you end up getting some)


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6 months ago
Hosted A Book Swap At A Tea House Last Night :)
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