When I discovered that the center of my white daisy had fallen out, I back-tracked all the way through the Belk parking lot and store. No luck! So, I found another smaller white daisy, took it off the stem and popped it into the the center of the first one. Now held in place with glue, I like it just as much, and maybe more since it’s a little different from the other two!
Thank you, http://vintageholidaycrafts.com
http://www.needlenthread.com/patterns for free embroidery patterns from Mary Corbet’s Needle ‘N Thread!
I have searched my sewing room over for those craft needles from my last post. I’m sure I put them someplace that seemed logical at the time.I make myself crazy doing tricks like that! Aaaaargh!
I bought this pack of craft needles at Walmart recently. There are tapestry and chenilles, quilting, etc. If you punch away the cardboard hang tag and leave the rest on the back, there’s a guide to each type and size needle. The clear top slides around and has a tiny hole through which you can dispense the needles and put them back. I don’t remember what I paid, but it wasn’t much. I may go back and buy another set for my embroidery box. (This one currently resides in my sewing room.)
