Lessons were given on handwork, and Alyssa really did a great job.
Wool is such a fun medium to work with.
A nice little case to keep all of your supplies together.
Even with so many still out of town and on vacation, we had a good turn out Saturday, with 20+ in attendance.
Alyssa was very organized and a good teacher.
Her instructions were clear and well written.
Thank you for all of your work Alyssa!
If you are interested in the pattern, or kit to make the Needle Case, you can contact Alyssa at her blog Pile O' Fabric.
oh those chairs look so much more comfortable than the hard chairs where we meet! I don't have a lot natural padding in that area and sometimes if I think of it bring a cushion along!
ReplyDeleteNice little works in felt!
Karen
I need to make myself a needle book. I've got this little thing that's only about 2 x 3 inches with no inside "pages" - woefully inadequate! :)
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute. I think a needle book swap would be a fun idea.
ReplyDeleteVery cute! Sure beats those old things we used to make out of plastic mesh.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Mary, Yes needle book swap. This one is cute...
ReplyDeleteThe wool needle work is really pretty. Sounds like a great quilt guild to belong to :
ReplyDeleteNedra - That Needle Case is darling!! And Alyssa's blog is a great one - thanks for sharing it with us!!
ReplyDeleteI need one of these handy cases--so do my girls. Now I'm planning ahead but they would make great stocking stuffers!
ReplyDeleteThe adults staying at our house on Christmas Eve fill each others stockings. It must be a 5 dollar or under gift. Homemade gifts are always welcome. Lotions, lip balm, kitchen tools, chocolate have all been given.
The guys participate too--they fill each others stockings with things like Jerky, 22 shells, mini flashlights, tie downs, Taco Amigo gift cards etc.
Makes stockings fun for the adults!
Sorry Nedra--to much information!