Wednesday, February 25, 2015

Garden Sewing Box

As promised, here are some photos of The Garden Sewing Box. It was designed and created initially for A Needle Pulling Thread Magazine and was featured in the  Spring 2006 issue. Here are the 4 side views and the inside.
























Inside the box. The inner box can be removed.


Needle case, small pin cushion,


Bottom view






13 comments:

  1. How beautiful! Besides the usefulness of the item, it is a real treasure and it must make you happy every time you look at it and use it.

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  2. What a great way to keep all your things in one place! You give me some inspiration to work on a pin cushion I promised a friend!

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  3. Judy, I really am going to have to stop visiting...every time I do envy rises up in me and I shake my head at your extraordinary talent! (laughing at myself...lam)
    Congratulations! you won the Book of Kells bookmark, purchased at Trinity College in 2013 and a blog give-away for Vicki's GYBP. Please send your address asap.
    Congratulations, from Sandra at Thistle Cove Farm

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  4. Thank you so much for showing us the inside!! It's an amazing piece of art, and even better that it's useful too. Love it!!!!!

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  5. It's gorgeous!So much work!AriadnefromGreece!

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  6. I'm so curious, is the inner frame made of fabric or cloth-covered wood or cardboard? It's so gorgeous!

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    1. Everything was made from some sort of fibre. I used heavy interfacing for construction. Fabric was fused to both sides. The hardest part was the design. The rest was experimentation until I got what I wanted.

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  7. Oh my gosh, what a lovely, luxurious, totally useful and brilliantly designed object! Fabulous :)

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  8. Oh this is stunning! Thank you for sharing and to MaryAnn for sharing the link!
    Deb

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  9. "Magpie" mumbled that we should hop over here and see your lovely creation! My goodness! It is amazing! I think if I were a little mouse I'd love to move right in and join your notions! So cozy and beautiful!

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  10. I am constantly amazed and delighted how someone can create such beauty and combine it with a useful object. Outstanding work.

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