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16.4 – Birthstone – Challenge 4 of Project QUILTING season 16


For my 4th challenge I made a needle book. I'm a March baby and I love the color Aquamarine my birthstone but for some reason I could not find my aqua fabrics! I started to mine my stash and I found this aquamarine fabric I really love! 

The inspiration for this project came from You Tube and the fact that I had all of my hand sewing needles and supplies were just rolling around in a zipper pouch. It was overwhelming!  I watched a few tutorials one by Minki Kim another by Lori Holt and Stitchin Post I used bits and pieces from each tutorial to make my own needle book.  I'm super happy with my result and after filling my needle book I decided I would like more pockets!
 





Cover and needle page

Time to fill my needle book!


Inside pockets

Gathering supplies


Fabric pulls


Thank you for  visiting!





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  1. MamawbellFebruary 23, 2025 at 11:49 AM

    Terrific. What a fantastic project. Obviously its very useful. You always make me nervous when I don't see your name until the last minute.

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