I use the tubes my prescriptions come in and the work very well.
Margaret Decker
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From: Charlene C
Sent: Friday, February 6, 2015 8:51 PM
To: h-cost...@indra.com
Subject: Re: [h-cost] storing needles
I've been considering the plastic tubes used for storing
trying to think of what I can use to make my own. 😉
Cheers
Danielle
> Date: Fri, 6 Feb 2015 17:50:50 -0600
> From: charlene...@gmail.com
> To: h-cost...@indra.com
> Subject: [h-cost] storing needles
>
> I'm organizing the craft/sewing room and I'm curious: how do peop
I use a sturdy cardboard piece with soft Velcro ( the fuzzy part) - it is glued
down both sides with partitions for each type of machine needle - when I change
needles I just slip the one from the machine into the Velcro at the proper
section. Then I can retrieve which ever one I need next. I
I've been considering the plastic tubes used for storing beads. Anyone have
experience, good or bad, with those?
Charlene
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Someone gave me a little pin/needle case made of cloth with wool felt as a
lining. Its great to carry around. Also, I have a tomato style pin
cushion for both used machine needles and one for regular needles. You can
mark the sections of the tomato with sizes or uses and stick the
appropriate ne
I've never had that many needles that I had to worry about it!! LOL! I use
a toothpick holder, which is like the wooden needle case things but
bigger. I found long ago that those wooden needle tubes were way too small.
None of the longer or heavier needles would fit. But the toothpick one is
perfec
I'm organizing the craft/sewing room and I'm curious: how do people store
all their various needles?
For my purposes, I'm excluding knitting and crochet needles (those I have
under control). I'm trying to better organize my various sewing needles:
tapestry, crewel, yarn, sewing machine, hand sewin
