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Wednesday, August 9, 2023

A Thread Organizer idea and July Stash Buster Report!




THREAD KEEPER ORGANIZER

The first is a short picture/description of a thread organizer I thought up while trying to keep needles threaded and at the ready for stitching my Spring Stamp Sampler. I had in my stash of stuff a portable thread saver that I made using this :


Mine looked like this. 





When I was stitching the Spring Sampler, I added a scrap of 14 count Aida and just tucked the edges inside the binding. I pinned it securely. Then I thought, "how will I keep the colors organized?". So I added a scrap of white fabric, to the end. My prototype is rough as you can see. I can write the color numbers or names on the scrap of white with a Frixion pen. Sticking the threaded needles in the proper place. 





When the project is done, a hot iron remove the writing.!!  Slick.


STASH BUSTER REPORT


I've started participating with Carole at From My Carolina Home and her Stash Busters Report.  I began in June. Carole says just jump in any time. She gives a guide to decide how to calculate the yardage out. Read her guide lines here.

My balance from June was 
June Fabric In: 6 yds MSQC order Neutrals
June Fabric Out: -15.25 yds – 4 projects completed
YTD: -9.25 yards or -9 1/4


July Fabric IN = 4 yds. Because I posted 6 yds in June in error, I found my invoice. 10 yds!
July Fabric OUT =  -9 3/8 yds or 9.38 yds
July Net Total ( + In, or – Out) = -5 3/8
Year to Date (net total for the year, + In, or – Out) = -14 5/8 yds
Out : Bench Pillow=  1 yd
          July Table Scraps = 1 1/8 yd
          Long May She Wave QOV finish = 7 1/4 yds
                                                   Total        9 3/8 yds


Stay Busy and Stay Happy and Healthy and Hopeful!




3 comments:

  1. Such a nifty and clever thread keeper, Judy. Great idea

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  2. What a great idea Judy! You are always giving me ideas for cross stitching. I love this little tutorial and the extra that you added to it.

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