
I fussy-cut the stamp from a scrap of Japanese linen blend. The outer fabric is silk from India that a friend passed on to me.

The front of the envelope. The silk proved hard to photograph - my camera phone cannot deal with the sheen.

The lining is a scrap of Carolyn Friedlander Architextures. I love using text prints for the inside of these needlebooks. The lines on this print remind me of a security envelope. I think this needlebook is so clever and cute, I see a lot of them in my future. I'm working on a template and tutorial for these - I'll be sharing that next week!
I'm linking up to Crazy Mom Quilts finish-it-up-Friday post. It's always a nice motivation to finish things!
That is such a cool idea. I love the fabric you used. I'm going to need to store this idea way for future sewing.
ReplyDeleteThis is GREAT!!! I will look forward to see your tutorial on this!
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ReplyDeleteI made one years ago with a synthetic felt and the needles rusted.
Yours is just darling!
I'm sorry to hear your needlebook didn't work out so well :( I used a wool/poly blend felt. I suspect that's what my sister used, too, and my needles haven't rusted (yet).
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