This is FAB. I was doing quite a bit of hand sewing back in June, outside in the sunshine. I had just put my best , gold tipped, red work needles in a piece of Aida fabric…… long story short….. I’ve lost ALL of them. I’ve searched and searched for them, to no avail and so your video has given me the inspiration to make myself a nice needle case …… more can follow for nice gifts. I’ve loads of embellishments and on Friday we are off to visit my son and his wife for a week……. tomorrow I’m going to assemble a few needle case sets for my holiday handwork. Thanks soooo very much🥰.
Love the "little kits" you've put together. Having problems with organizing myself at the moment (probably the drought/heat), by God's grace I think this will help me get more done. Your work and fabric choices are beautiful, thank you 😊
Beautiful project. I'm not a sewer or quilter, what caught my eye was your name. Same as mine and spelled the same too. So someone in state of Ohio in the U.S. has same monicker. What is interesting is that the pronunciation of mine is core..reen and people end up calling me core..rin. Beautiful work and project. Your personal needle holdrr is spectacular.
I’m so impressed with your creativity and organization. The books are adorable! I was worried when you said your holiday was only four days that you would spend most of it sewing! I guess it’s better to be prepared with a project that you love than be twiddling your thumbs in the rain😏.
Ok, I have watched your video twice, made my notes, and been shopping for felt. I've never heard of pallium, google says its a horse bit, and the batting was going to cost me $35 per meter, so I got some polar fleece for my padding. Now its time to prep my books ready to take away with me on my sewing trip in 2 weeks. I already have 5 projects to do, but this one looks fun, and I could do with a needle book. (You can never have too many project can you?) I'm pretty new to slow stitching, so again this project looks super fun...like junk journaling with fabric! Thank you.
These are so beautiful! Thanks for the tutorial, I have been wanting to make a nice needle book but just haven’t done it. You make the process so easy, organized and I love your accent 🥰 Great gift idea as well, thanks again!
So excited to have found you at the beginning of my slow stitch adventure. I’m off on holiday soon. I’ll start prepping so I can play while away 😊. Thankyou so much from the U.K . New Subbie 🎉
Absolutely gorgeous little needle books, thank you so much for making them look effortless to make. I will certainly be making my crafty friends one for Christmas this year. X
I love your needle books! They by far are the prettiest I've seen and you make them seem easy to do. I've never made one before so I am excited to try. Thank you for sharing your wonderful idea's! ♥
Wow!! I love, love your Needle books. I am new to slow stitching...great way for me to practice basic slow stitch. Many thanks for sharing. x Blessings x Mariana UK xx
These are awesome!! What a great little take along project!! Thank you for sharing! 💜💜💜 P.S. my name is Corrine as well. Spelled the same. I go by Corky, a nickname from grade school.
Hi! I'm a new subscriber and I've been wanting to make myself a needlebook for myself. Your needlebook is so pretty! Thank you so much for sharing your process. I can't wait to make one or two. Lol! Blessings
Thank you Corrine for this wonderful tutorial. Your needlebooks are just so pretty and have really inspired me. I have so many scraps, now i know what to do with them. xx
Hi Corrine: Am looking at ways to make a needle book and your video popped up. Love your ideas and the covers are stunning. Teaching myself slow stitching and can’t wait to try this. Have everything to start one. Do the stitches on the little pockets show on the back of back cover? Thank you for sharing. 💜😎🇺🇸
Hi., the stitches won’t if you create the inside section with the pockets in place ..before attaching it to the cover.. having said that.. I have added pockets at the end of the process, just be careful not to push the needle thur to the covers.. keep your needle between the layers. Enjoy your journey stitching! Corrine
Thank you so much for your response. Started the cover and can’t wait to continue. It’s such a wonderful journey, because I’ve been paper crating. My real joy is sewing. Thank you.
Hi I buy sheets from my local craft shop.. sometimes I find it by the meter at fabric shops. I’m in Australia so I find both styles at Spotlight.. happy stitching
Thank you for your reply Corrine. I am actually making a couple today. The felt I meant was the big grey work mat that you use to assemble your gorgeous slow stitching on. It looks to be about 12x12in or more. I went to the op shop yesterday to gather some more bits and bobs. I am also in Australia Qld, so with all the rain, makes it perfect weather to try something new. Thanks again. Heather. ☔️💦
Thankyou so much Corrine for the wonderful tutorial for your beautiful needlebooks. I am new to slow stitching and your video was so informative and easy to understand. Could you please tell me the size of the cotton and what size and type of needle you use? You’re a terrific teacher and a lovely fabric artist 🤗
Hi .. most of the time I use no8 or no12 crochet cotton.. or DMC stranded cotton.. it really depends on what effect I’m looking for!! And as of the needle.. long with a big eye! (Stiff fingers and nearly blind) lol. You will find what best suits you! Enjoy the journey! Thanks again for your kind words, Corrine
@@tobelovedtreasuresbycorrine Thankyou Corrine for your quick reply. I really appreciate you getting back to me. Now, time for me to enjoy all your other videos ⭐️
Dear Corrine, could you please explain what you mean by invisible stitching? Does it mean stitching every fabric, doilies, motifs etc onto background fabric before you use the embroidery thread? If so what stitch do you use? Tia, Lorraine
Yes.. I use normal sewing cotton to stitch elements held by pins.. as it replaces them.. It’s a tiny stitch on the top of your piece.. but underneath the piece you can skip along an inch or two then push your needle back thur to the top to do another little stitch. On the top of your piece you can’t see that stitch (hence the word invisible) but when you turn your piece over you will clearly see where you have jumped all over the place!! Something your embroidery may not be enough to secure your lace and fabric so the process of invisible stitches just help to secure all the elements in your design. I hope that helps.. if you watch my Roxy journal of stitchery videos you will see me doing it all the time.
Ah another word offen used is tacking but tacking from the quilting world is often big stitches which are then removed at the end of the project..in this slow stitching world little tiny stitches are used
If your referring to the crocheted pieces.. they are made up of 1000’s of knots.. so it doesn’t fray like material. As for materials.. I like that too fray a little!
Hello I have one hand [lost my right dominant hand in lumber mill] and I was wondering if you sell these and what are you selling them for? They are very useful. Thank you Judy in Grand Ronde, Oregon
I really enjoyed this wonderful video. Such a great idea for portable projects. Do you stamp your own words on fabric or buy them made up? I have always been curious about this.
Hi Thanks for your kind words.. I stamp my own word. Then I can control the colour, size and fabric, if you try this , just make sure your ink is a permanent one. I also purchased a set of letters then I can make up any word. Happy stitching
This is FAB. I was doing quite a bit of hand sewing back in June, outside in the sunshine. I had just put my best , gold tipped, red work needles in a piece of Aida fabric…… long story short….. I’ve lost ALL of them. I’ve searched and searched for them, to no avail and so your video has given me the inspiration to make myself a nice needle case …… more can follow for nice gifts. I’ve loads of embellishments and on Friday we are off to visit my son and his wife for a week……. tomorrow I’m going to assemble a few needle case sets for my holiday handwork. Thanks soooo very much🥰.
You are welcome!! I’m love making them for friends..or young people learning too stitch!
If you zigzag stitch puckers, you need to adjust your tension and it will lay flat and behave. 💕🌞🌵😷
You are a woman after my own heart. Lovely ideas for a total beginner too, being small and not daunting.. Thankyou.
Take your needle in hand and brave on your journey!!
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These are beautiful, I'm so jealous! Lovely gift
Thanks for the zig zag tip!❤️
Love the "little kits" you've put together. Having problems with organizing myself at the moment (probably the drought/heat), by God's grace I think this will help me get more done. Your work and fabric choices are beautiful, thank you 😊
Ah thanks.. try and stay cool!
Beautiful project. I'm not a sewer or quilter, what caught my eye was your name. Same as mine and spelled the same too. So someone in state of Ohio in the U.S. has same monicker. What is interesting is that the pronunciation of mine is core..reen and people end up calling me core..rin.
Beautiful work and project. Your personal needle holdrr is spectacular.
Helloooo ! We are rare chickens! Core-rin is how I say it. Not many of us around! Thanks for dropping by! Lot after yourself. Corrine from Oz
Gosh you are so organised! I love these little sewing books. 🌷
You are very organised , I love the needle books
I’m so impressed with your creativity and organization. The books are adorable! I was worried when you said your holiday was only four days that you would spend most of it sewing! I guess it’s better to be prepared with a project that you love than be twiddling your thumbs in the rain😏.
Love love love your accent! I could listen to you all day!
Wow, thank you! My Aussie country girl living in big city chat!! lol thanks for watching
Great idea of to-go stitching! They are all just darling!
Thank you! 😊
Wow, hand done buttonhole stitch, so perfect 😊
Ok, I have watched your video twice, made my notes, and been shopping for felt. I've never heard of pallium, google says its a horse bit, and the batting was going to cost me $35 per meter, so I got some polar fleece for my padding. Now its time to prep my books ready to take away with me on my sewing trip in 2 weeks. I already have 5 projects to do, but this one looks fun, and I could do with a needle book. (You can never have too many project can you?)
I'm pretty new to slow stitching, so again this project looks super fun...like junk journaling with fabric!
Thank you.
The polar fleece will be perfect. Pellon wadding is the product.. used in quilting.. I’m just using scraps left from my quilting days.
You are such a beautiful teacher of the love of sewing.
Thank you so much!
Inspired!! Beautiful work 💜
Thank you so much!
Thank you for sharing your artistic ideas. Absolutely love your style and your teaching instructions. 🙏
Thanks for your kind words Corrine
@@tobelovedtreasuresbycorrine Hello again, do you baste then remove pins before you start stitching?
So lovely! 😊
I’m so glad I found you! Thank you very much for sharing!
You are so welcome!
Precioso ❤
Just absolutely beautiful
Oh thanks for watching
Awesome sewing books!!!!.…👍👍👍😘
They are so simple and handy!
💚💜🩵Love these!! Great idea to prepare & take along!!! Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Lovely. Next in line for new crafts to try!
Wonderful!
These are lovely.
Thank you never thought of diong this but now I'm so interested I'm giong to try 🇬🇧
Beautiful needle books. I love making them. Lovely gifts ❤️
I am getting ready to go ona road trip and love this idea! Thank you❤️
Ah lovely.. great use of pretty scraps too
These are so beautiful! Thanks for the tutorial, I have been wanting to make a nice needle book but just haven’t done it. You make the process so easy, organized and I love your accent 🥰 Great gift idea as well, thanks again!
You are so welcome!
Beautiful work tyvm for the inspiration
Hugs. Maggie ❤️🤗🇨🇦❤️
Beautiful ❤
I love this idea! Thank you for sharing!
You are so welcome!
They are so handy for gifts for young people learning to sew.. even as a project!
Love them ❤
Thank you for sharing your TIPS with us
So much information
God bless
So excited to have found you at the beginning of my slow stitch adventure. I’m off on holiday soon. I’ll start prepping so I can play while away 😊. Thankyou so much from the U.K . New Subbie 🎉
Lovely.. pack everything lol!!
Love your work, easy to understand, I have been going through many many videos, yours is full of inspiration, thankyou. Western Australia.x
Oh lovely.. you are very welcome! Thanks for tuning in!
Absolutely gorgeous little needle books, thank you so much for making them look effortless to make. I will certainly be making my crafty friends one for Christmas this year. X
Lindos trabalhos estou apaixonada mas nos ajudaria mais se tivesse tradução em português
Precioso la pena q no te metiendo el idioma .
I need to make one for my young granddaughter's new sewing kit! Thank you!
Wonderful! Start her on her journey!
I really enjoyed watching this, quite inspirational. Fantastic to hear not only an Australian accent but a Queenslander, yay!
Yes I think we are unique!! Lol. Enjoy your day!
I love all your ideas Corinne! I can't wait to try out your process!!!🥰
Have fun!
I'm so glad I found you. I subscribed. Thank you.
Thanks for subbing! Welcome to my craft table! I try to do daily videos.. 1hour long.. I’m background noise for you.. lol
Loved your needle books..thank you..
Beautiful
Just love your ideas. Perfect.
Thanks heaps
Love the booklets Awesomeness
I love these and I really like the "believe" one!!!!
I love your needle books! They by far are the prettiest I've seen and you make them seem easy to do. I've never made one before so I am excited to try. Thank you for sharing your wonderful idea's!
♥
Thank you so much!
Lovely Corrine must have a go just found your channel
Oh so cute love this thank you for the inspiration 💖
Thanks so much 😊 for watching! Corrine
Beautiful !!! Thanks for sharing 🧵🪡
greetings from Madeira Island. What a lovely way to use up odds and ends, I’m certainly going to try this out and I’m subscribing.
Thanks and welcome.. I will have to look up your island!! I don’t think I know where that is! Thanks for watching
These are gorgeous 💗💗
Thank you! 😊
Thanks for a great video and a great idea for my next project. A new needle book. So simple and yet so nice. Thanks again
All of these so lovely. You are so creative and such planning for having on hand to work on as you visit. Thanks for sharing
Gostei👍
These are great...beautiful composition and your hand embroidery is exquisite so these will e real treasures. Enjoy sewing. Thank you for sharing ❤
Ganz superschön danke ❤❤❤❤
Beautiful work, love your ideas .
Thank you so much for sharing your ideas with us. I love all of the books and will use your method to make some gifts.
These are wonderful and a great project to use up all your littles you have laying around looking for a new home !
Very nice! Makes me want to makes some of these
They are gorgeous and fun 😍 Im planting to make one to my best friend 😊 Thank you so mutch for sharing 😍 lots of love from arctic Norrway 🙌🌻🏵🌹🌼🌺
Ah great .. she will love it
So beautiful. Now I know my next project. The pink ones are so pretty
So pretty
Super super super!!!!!!
Lovely 💖
Wow!! I love, love your Needle books. I am new to slow stitching...great way for me to practice basic slow stitch. Many thanks for sharing. x Blessings x Mariana UK xx
You are so ambitious! And inspiring!❤❤❤
Lovely and very inspiring! 😃
Thank you for sharing this, I am just about to start a few needle books and your ideas and technique is very helpful to me. oxoxo
Wonderful! That’s great to hear.. they make lovely gifts, Corrine
Very helpful! Thank you.
They are lovely ❣❣❣TFS
These are awesome!! What a great little take along project!! Thank you for sharing! 💜💜💜 P.S. my name is Corrine as well. Spelled the same. I go by Corky, a nickname from grade school.
Awesome! My nickname was Rin! Thank goodness it stayed at school! Lol
Beautiful. I can’t wait to make one of these❤️
Pretty
Pop!
Hi! I'm a new subscriber and I've been wanting to make myself a needlebook for myself. Your needlebook is so pretty! Thank you so much for sharing your process. I can't wait to make one or two. Lol! Blessings
Thank you so much!!!!
These are beautiful! I need to make a bunch of these!
You should! They are handy to have in the stash! Great gifts for girls learning to stitch!
Przekaz fatalny dalej nie wiem jak to zrobić ♥️
Very cute I love them all. All new to this just starting back up. May I ask what you stamp your picture and words in please.
Hi.. I use calico.. that’s what we call this fabric in Australia..I believe its muslin in USA. Hope that helps! Corrine
Could you share any information regarding the stamps and type of ink you use on your fabric. I love the rabbit one. Beautiful work.
I used a black permanent ink. Plus ironed it to set it!
Thank you Corrine for this wonderful tutorial. Your needlebooks are just so pretty and have really inspired me. I have so many scraps, now i know what to do with them. xx
Hi Corrine:
Am looking at ways to make a needle book and your video popped up. Love your ideas and the covers are stunning. Teaching myself slow stitching and can’t wait to try this. Have everything to start one. Do the stitches on the little pockets show on the back of back cover? Thank you for sharing. 💜😎🇺🇸
Hi., the stitches won’t if you create the inside section with the pockets in place ..before attaching it to the cover.. having said that.. I have added pockets at the end of the process,
just be careful not to push the needle thur to the covers.. keep your needle between the layers. Enjoy your journey stitching! Corrine
Thank you so much for your response. Started the cover and can’t wait to continue. It’s such a wonderful journey, because I’ve been paper crating. My real joy is sewing. Thank you.
Adorable. Just found you. Do you have a tutorial for your personal, and gorgeous, needle book? I adore it.
No I don’t.. it’s is just an expansion on the little ones you just watched.. little bit bigger
You. Also need needles in your kit to make needle books! 🤪
Absolutely gorgeous needlebooks . Do you just straight stamp on the cloth or is the something you use to protect the ink and set it. 🎉😊
Hi ., I used a permanent ink.. and ironed it to set it.. thanks for watching Corrine
Love your needle books. Thank you so much. Where do you purchase the felt mats that you work on please? Thanks heaps Heather. 🌺
Hi I buy sheets from my local craft shop.. sometimes I find it by the meter at fabric shops. I’m in Australia so I find both styles at Spotlight.. happy stitching
Thank you for your reply Corrine. I am actually making a couple today. The felt I meant was the big grey work mat that you use to assemble your gorgeous slow stitching on. It looks to be about 12x12in or more. I went to the op shop yesterday to gather some more bits and bobs. I am also in Australia Qld, so with all the rain, makes it perfect weather to try something new. Thanks again. Heather. ☔️💦
Thankyou so much Corrine for the wonderful tutorial for your beautiful needlebooks. I am new to slow stitching and your video was so informative and easy to understand.
Could you please tell me the size of the cotton and what size and type of needle you use?
You’re a terrific teacher and a lovely fabric artist 🤗
Hi .. most of the time I use no8 or no12 crochet cotton.. or DMC stranded cotton.. it really depends on what effect I’m looking for!! And as of the needle.. long with a big eye! (Stiff fingers and nearly blind) lol. You will find what best suits you! Enjoy the journey! Thanks again for your kind words, Corrine
@@tobelovedtreasuresbycorrine Thankyou Corrine for your quick reply. I really appreciate you getting back to me.
Now, time for me to enjoy all your other videos ⭐️
These are just beautiful! I’m going to use your idea on putting kits together for when we travel! Will you be putting some in you Etsy shop?
Hi .. not at this stage.. I have a few young people around me starting too learn to sew.. so I’m thinking about using them as little gifts.
@@tobelovedtreasuresbycorrine they will be very lucky to receive them! I will keep watching your Etsy shop. Have a super day and stay safe!
That’s my Christmas gifts all sorted. Il get started as soon as I cool down as our weather is unbearable today. Thanks
Beautiful! Do you sell them?
No, sorry. Just don’t have time to make them.
Dear Corrine, could you please explain what you mean by invisible stitching? Does it mean stitching every fabric, doilies, motifs etc onto background fabric before you use the embroidery thread? If so what stitch do you use? Tia, Lorraine
Yes.. I use normal sewing cotton to stitch elements held by pins.. as it replaces them.. It’s a tiny stitch on the top of your piece.. but underneath the piece you can skip along an inch or two then push your needle back thur to the top to do another little stitch. On the top of your piece you can’t see that stitch (hence the word invisible) but when you turn your piece over you will clearly see where you have jumped all over the place!! Something your embroidery may not be enough to secure your lace and fabric so the process of invisible stitches just help to secure all the elements in your design. I hope that helps.. if you watch my Roxy journal of stitchery videos you will see me doing it all the time.
Ah another word offen used is tacking but tacking from the quilting world is often big stitches which are then removed at the end of the project..in this slow stitching world little tiny stitches are used
Very pretty holiday pack, needle book kit. They turned out lovely. (◍•ᴗ•◍)❤
Hi from Bristo UK, what type Ink do you use with the stamps plz 🙂
I permanent one.. the brand is Colourfast Stazon. If you are not washing it try any one
Hi again , I was wondering are you stamping with a special ink pad or just the ordinary one. Great tutorial thanks 🙏
Hi Fay. It’s a permanent ink pad! You are putting in the hours watching me! You will be sick of me when you are done lol
@@tobelovedtreasuresbycorrine no I won’t get sick . You are so good at explaining everything, I’m not a beginner but I’m still a learner.
How do you keep the cut edge of the lace from unraveling?
If your referring to the crocheted pieces.. they are made up of 1000’s of knots.. so it doesn’t fray like material. As for materials.. I like that too fray a little!
Thanks for the info
Hello I have one hand [lost my right dominant hand in lumber mill] and I was wondering if you sell these and what are you selling them for? They are very useful. Thank you Judy in Grand Ronde, Oregon
Corinne has an Etsy shop. The link is in the description below the video, if you haven’t already found her shop.
I really enjoyed this wonderful video. Such a great idea for portable projects. Do you stamp your own words on fabric or buy them made up? I have always been curious about this.
Hi Thanks for your kind words.. I stamp my own word. Then I can control the colour, size and fabric, if you try this , just make sure your ink is a permanent one. I also purchased a set of letters then I can make up any word. Happy stitching
New to your channel. Loving your needle books. They’re so girlie and romantic! Is the felt you use on the inside made of wool or synthetic?
Hi welcome.. I use wool.. the needles slide thur easier! Corrine
@@tobelovedtreasuresbycorrine ooh ok. Good to know. I’m sure my local fabric store has wool felt