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How To Make A Travel Sewing Kit. Free Sewing Tutorial and Pattern
I take an embroidery project whenever I head away, especially if I have a train or plane journey. Knowing how many supplies to pack can be difficult, especially on longer trips as I don’t want to finish off the project a few days into the trip and then have nothing to do for the rest of the holiday. But I also don’t want to take so much that I end up not touching half of it. Here are my tips on what to pack.
My Altoids Tin Travel Embroidery Kit tutorial is now on CRAFT! Altoids tins are an easy way to keep your embroidery supplies organized, no matter where you do your stitching…
The three smaller organized containers turned out perfectly for the other notions I needed. The fabric for stitching rolls up nicely beneath my little stork snips. Click through to see how I put together my own embroidery kit which can also be an emergency sewing kit. There is enough extra space in the boxes I’ll have room to stick buttons or sequins or other project specific notions as time goes on. This will be a great base kit to keep on the ready. DIY Kit for stiching and embroidery.
Sew Sweetness: Tutorial: Embroidery-to-Go Bag
Learn how you can quickly convert a clutch into a really sweet sewing travel kit
make a simple travel embroidery kit with this tutorial.
Now, this is a unique embroidery! The banner is printed with the world map, ready for you to stitch with crosses, icons or anything you like to represent your travels. The kit includes a variety of coloured embroidery floss, so you can make your map as colourful as your adventures.
In 2008 and 2009 I was an active embroiderer. I made an embroidery travel-kit. I designed it myself. But my inspiration came from a beautiful Craft store in Marly where my sister lived at the time.…
the adventures of bluegirlxo: hand dyed embroidery floss tutorial...
Sew this useful travel sewing case to transport your essential sewing supplies when travelling or attending a class.
This was another embroidery-on-the-go upcycling no-brainer. The snap bag was missing from the bottom, which would have made it rather nice for larger scissors and such, but in the end I was able to stash some threads, embroidery scissors, needles and my new needle case. The hoops fit inside when it's rolled up and they hang on the little hooks at the bottom when it's unrolled and will be tempting me from the hotel wall. Or maybe the luggage rack on my cross-country journey by train. It's not…
project travel kit -- great ideas. believemagic
Travel cross-stitch or embroidery kit - an organised way to keep your latest cross-stitch project close by. Fits in a handbag too!
