Twin needles: the smart way to store them
You can store more than 1 twin needle per box and keep them readily available and organized for your next twin needle quilting project.
You can store more than 1 twin needle per box and keep them readily available and organized for your next twin needle quilting project.
Publisher of QUILTsocial.com, Carla Canonico shares her experience of receiving a memory quilt made by quilter Paul Léger. In preparation for Paul’s upcoming memory quilts post, she also shares what the hardest part about making a memory quilt is, and it’s not the quilting part.
Put those sock hangers to good use! See how they help to keep your fabric strips organized. While they’re just hanging there, they also help when pondering on color combinations for your quilt projects!
QUILTsocial quilting tip: Joining leftover binding fabric right away for future scrappy quilts, saves time, and keeps your fabric organized!
Store sewing machine needles by size and type using an embroidery floss organizer box.