Of course I couldn't just stop with a standard thread catcher...I had to play with options.
I'd be hard pressed to pick a favorite. I love them all. The pattern just happens to include instructions for all these options. :)
My friend Pam, who pattern tested for me made these cute ones....
They finish at about 4"W x 3.25"D x 4.5"H. The pattern is available for purchase here, but seriously, no pressure! :)
Important details:
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Terms of use:
Please use this pattern for personal use only. Feel free to make as many as you wish for yourself or your quilty friends. They also happen to make great little gift baskets. I would suggest using them for chocolate holders for your non-quilty friends. :)
I thought it would be fun to celebrate the pattern release by giving away 5 copies of the pattern. If you would like to have your name thrown into the hat, please leave me a comment. I'd love to hear what you are working on today. I'll pick a winner sometime tomorrow.
Happy Monday to you! And happy tax day (ha!) to those of you in the US!
I love the one with button on it! I am working on double wedding rings,and they are a challenge. Happy tax day!
ReplyDeleteI love this little thread catcher! But I also see it as a perfect place to put Scrabble tiles for our evening game! I am working on knocking out the pile of laundry that collects faster than the scraps in my sewing room as well as some paperwork. Maybe this evening I can get back to the paper piecing I started yesterday.
ReplyDeleteI just love the linen and patchwork ones! I'm working on a project for my art group today. Currently my cat has claimed my sewing chair though. I'm trying to warm another chair by doing some blog reading in hopes that she will trade me in a few minutes. LOL!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute basket/bucket catchy thing! I am working on trying to keep the house tidy and making a star quilt for my daughter.
ReplyDeleteI'm home sick and am cutting pieces for a king sized quilt from Neptune and Salt Water. I just learned how to EPP, so a thread catcher would be so nice to have!!
ReplyDeleteI think this would be a step up from the tissue box I am currently using for sure and a fun way to use up some of my scraps!! Love it AJ!!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a very nice basket!
ReplyDeleteMy current work is making t-shirts and tights for my daughter
Karin på Ösäter
http://karinpaosater.blogg.se/
I would love to have the pattern- I need a thread catcher to stop the loose threads from getting all over my house!
ReplyDeletethese are so cute- I would love have the pattern- my husband would love me to have it too as he is fed up with all the threads on my carpet :(. I'm just starting on quilting and am gathering fabric to make a throw for the settee x
ReplyDeleteOooh, love these; Linen & RicRac are my favorites!
ReplyDeleteOoops, forgot: working on yardwork today, hope to be able to sew tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteThese are precious! I always have lots of little threads and snips that need "catching". I am currently working on a kaleidoscope quilt made with plaids on a tan background--still cutting out triangles, although I did make 4 sample blocks for the design wall.
ReplyDeleteYour explanations for bag uses sold me on their multipurpose nature. I can see the also used for small toys that seem to get lost easily. Thanks for the pattern giveaway and I would be thrilled to win it.
ReplyDeleteLove your book too. Dianne
ohmy...these are adorable! I am currently making a cover for my sister's printer. Love making small things between quilts! Thank you for the opportunity.
ReplyDeleteI am trying to clean and organize my sewing area. I love the thread catchers. They would really make cute organizers for my new area.
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute. I've been doing some hand quilting on a mini-quilt today, and also spending far too long on the internet!
ReplyDeleteOh! So cute! I've been meaning to make one!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I'm finishing up a tumbler quilt top today in A Walk in the Woods fabric for my daughter who loves foxes.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I can definitely see how they would be addictive. We'd have to generate lots of threads to catch so we could use LOTS of cute bags. :-)
ReplyDeleteToday I'm working on a baby quilt for a friend's grand daughter. Nothing like working with baby girl colors. So fresh and sping like.
These are too cute! I'm finishing up binding a quilt today.
ReplyDeleteoh this is what i need for sure. All my thread clipping end up on the floor because my 2 year old grabs the pile of thread next to my machine.I am working on a quilt top for my niece.
ReplyDeleteI'm working on packing for our move mostly, but hopefully I'll pick up my Bejeweled quilt and get back to quilting again!
ReplyDeleteI'm finishing the bindings on two of my quilts. There's a large pile of thread clippings on the arm rest of my chair so I definitely need one of these.
ReplyDeleteThose are adorable!! I'm currently working on the backing for a king-sized quilt. Off to be quilted this next weekend!
ReplyDeleteActually today I'm trying to get back into my sewing room after spending last week doing taxes!
ReplyDeleteI love these!! Unfortunately, right now I'm not working on anything quilty, due to having just moved to AZ from Italy and having 2 little ones to chase around while trying to put together a house... But I have 3-4 people I'd like to make baby quilts or table runners for! Thanks for doing a giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI'm working on laundry! A quilt did get washed. :)
ReplyDeleteWe've got family coming in town today so it's a get the house ready day.
ReplyDeleteOh these are adorable. Today... I'm working. But when I get home I'll finish stitching the binding of a little mini I made this weekend. A cute little freebie from Pam Buda (HeartspunQuilts)called Sweetest Things. :-)
ReplyDelete- sunshdws at yahoo dot com
Wouldn't it be nice to send a pattern to Sweden!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute little bucket :) Tonight I'm planning on getting caught up on my bee blocks!
ReplyDeleteI think it's adorable and a cute gift for my guild friends.
ReplyDeleteThose are so adorable. You really want to know what I'm working on? Jewels in the Curio from Moda Bake Shop is up on my design wall, a Saturday Sampler block from my LQS, April Schnibbles Hat Trick, and hour glass blocks from charm squares just for fun. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI would love this pattern for gifts! I just finished up my 3rd ever quilt and am doing some humdrum mending while I decide on my next project!
ReplyDeleteYour thread catchers are all cute!! Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteI will make a little pouch for my earbuds today. With fabric I got for my birthday :-)
Those are SO much prettier than my pile of thread snippets next to my sewing machine:)
ReplyDeleteI have loved these since you made them for a retreat! I would love the pattern. I am helping my Mom make her first quilt. She is hand stitching circles on to fabric at the skatepark while she watches her grandson skateboard! I am helping cut circles out of her favorite fabrics.
ReplyDeleteoh this is what my doughter need for sure, She is going to be a mum this summer and has asked me to do something to lay little socks and things to the baby in. For the moment it is mostly things to my new grandchild I make. Have a nice summer from Lena in Örebro, Sweden.
ReplyDeletelenad1965@hotmail.com
So cute! I'd love to win a pattern!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on releasing your pattern! They are super cute :)
ReplyDeleteStick my name in the hat please! x
Lovely - I think my husband would prefer to see one of these sitting around instead of a pile of thread and fabric snippets! Right now I'm quilting a large (for me) quilt I made for a friend. The quilting that I think I would most like to do on this quilt feels beyond my skills, so I'm having a moment of insecurity while I figure it all out!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great little project! My husband would be so happy if I made one of these - we have a little thread problem here. I just finished the backing for my Pezzy Hourglass quilt. Think I will save the basting until tomorrow, but I will give it a good press this afternoon. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteSuch cute little bags. The only thing I've been working on lately is growing babies (2 if them). So looking forward to getting back to my machine and fabric. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI really need a thread catcher!!! I'm struggling to work on a triangle baby quilt right. It's rough because I don't like the colors that were requested, but slowly it will get finished!
ReplyDeleteThrow my name in the hat, I'd love this pattern. Super cute.
ReplyDeleteThey are all too cute!
ReplyDeleteCute little catchers. I am working on making some snazzy cushions/pillows for my lounge, so could use a thread catcher.
ReplyDeleteToday unfortunately I am working on my laundry! But I'd rather be working a my new bed quilt:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute pattern! I'm an accountant, one guess on what I'm working on today....April 15th! Letters to Uncle Sam :)
ReplyDeleteI was just looking for this pattern this weekend! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI love the CUTE thread catchers! I am working on "warm wishes" pattern for a baby quilt, such a quick fun little quilt!
ReplyDeleteThose are all so cute! I am working on quilted throw pillows.
ReplyDeleteso fun! Today I'm working on refolding and organizing my fabric.
ReplyDeleteOoh ooh, me! Me! I am working on some straight line quilting a quilt made of noteworthy fabrics. This quilt is a quilt for meeeeeee!! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm working on planning two joy school days for my four year old and her friends and then hopfully i'll start the Sprouts Runner found at a bright corner blog.
ReplyDeleteI'm working on lining a basket for this very reason: to "catch" all of my threads and snips of fabric! How funny is that?! I've used this basket for a long time, but I'm just now getting around to lining it. Hmmm... perhaps I should wait until tomorrow to actually start sewing it together? You never know... ;)
ReplyDeleteI'm using a tin can as thread catcher. I didn't get around making something that cute yet, i love the fact that they are collapsible too! So clever. Pick me pick me! Right now i'm working on my first quilt ever and the quilting takes forever. It is a sampler so each block is different. It is for my daughter. Hopefully will be done before she turns 4!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I think the linen and patchwork version is super cute :)! Thanks for the chance to win the pattern.
ReplyDeleteLove them all! I'm working on the binding for an I Spy quilt for my sisters first grandchild.
ReplyDeleteLove these!!!! I'm working on a few quilts right now and would love a copy so I could make a catcher for all those loose threads :)
ReplyDeleteI saw the one you did for Noodlehead and loved it. That's my favorite! Thanks for chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI think this would make such a great teacher gift. There's always lots of containers needed on a desk for stickers, paperclips, and so many other odds and ends. Present it filled with candy and it's sure to get a smile.
ReplyDeleteI have been searching for a mini basket for ages. And have been stalking your blog waiting to see if you were going to share your pattern. Now I just need to update my paypal or hopefully be "pulled" out of the hat.
ReplyDeleteYour baskets all look beautiful.
Such a pretty way to keep things organized. What a fun design with so many options! LOVE.
ReplyDeleteLove this thread catcher! I am not sewing today ~ finishing up taxes, painting, and cleaning out the pantry. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI have been on a bags and basket quest so I would love to add your pattern to my collection.
ReplyDeleteWe a took a trip to downtown and had lunch at an Indian restaurant (two of my hubby's favorite things to do).
ReplyDeleteNow it's quiet time, and I'm editing a dissertation proposal.
Staycation = fun in mornings + work in afternoons
(No need to include me in the drawing, BTW.)
Happy Monday.
Cute, cute cute. Today I will be tearing paper off the back of paper pieced blocks.
ReplyDeleteThey are all so cute.
ReplyDeleteThose are so cute! I am hoping to start a new project this week, baby blankets.
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Melissa
Those are so cute! Thanks for the chance to win!! monica21stl at live dot com
ReplyDeleteSuch cute thread catchers! Today I'll be trimming down blocks that stretched due to bias edges. Lots of blocks - lots of trimming. Come to think of it, a thread catcher would come in handy right about now! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWhen EPP I sit at a chair with a cup holder, as you can imagine the cup holder quickly fills with threads, much to the annoyance of my husband when he wants to sit there and actually put a drink in it!!!
Those are so cute! I'm working on seam ripping blocks from a rag quilt b/c the accuquilt shreds snuggle. I'm also cutting some two and a half inch aqua squares for " up up and away" from your book. :-) Just got back from taking my daughter to physical therapy and we'll have to go get lab work done later. Sewing is so much more fun!
ReplyDeletePick me!! :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm working on 2 quilts that are wearing me out right now, so yesterday I cut out an Alabama Chanin shirt and I'm happily stitching on it.
A little thread catcher would be very handy to keep my hand-sewing supplies in, ya know ;-)
Thanks for the chance to win. And for all that you share here!
Throw my name in the hat! Super cute thread catcher. I currently use empty tissue boxes. This would be a step up for sure! LOL
ReplyDeleteLove the linen/patchwork combo!! I was planning to try to figure out how to make one of these someday, but having your pattern would make life MUCH easier!!
ReplyDeletePS Oh my goodness I must have that blue fabric that's lining the patchwork insert version. It's perfect for a dandelion fabric quilt I'm making building off the oop "dandelion girl" fabric from Fig Tree. Who is the manufacturer???? Thanks Amanda!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I am working on taxes today =) but I also have a sweater on the needles and a simple throw-sized quilt at the block-trimming stage.
ReplyDeleteSo cute and I'm lucky enough to own one!!! I could make some for other people.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Love the strawberries and dot one.
ReplyDeletethese are great! thanks for the chance to win a pattern!! I would love to try making one of these.
ReplyDeleteAh, I desperately need one of these. If I don't put my thread in something, my cat eats it... I'm working on some coasters!
ReplyDeleteI would love my name thrown in the hat, or even the thread catcher for that matter! I am heading off to work, but hope to come home and continue to work on the final stages of my circle game quilt...all hand sewn...so many threads!
ReplyDeletePick me! Pick me! Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI'm working on cutting up my scraps into 2 1/2" squares, 4 1/2" squares or 2 1/2" strips. I'm hoping once I get this done I will be able to keep up with the mess!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win the pattern. I need a birthday present for a friend and this would be perfect. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteThese are just darling! I usually just tape a paper lunch bag to my with surface. I kelp thinking I need to make myself a small bag!
ReplyDeleteMy projects are many but right now I'm adding some hand embroidery to embellish my son's first quilt.
I'm headed to retreat in 2 weeks and have 8 little gifts to make...these would be perfect! thanks for the give away!
ReplyDeleteI love these - especially the very first one in your post. Today I am working on a special wall hanging - my 26 before 26 quilt.
ReplyDeleteOh, I would so love to have a pattern. I was looking at these and lusting, certainly a good thing to fill with chocolate or easter eggs!! as I am a no reply blogger - my email is karen.schulz@paradise.net.nz. Cheers Karen
ReplyDeleteI've been wanting to try to make a bag. I would love to win a copy of your pattern!
ReplyDeleteMy vacuum needs this dearly! Today I'm finalizing my scrap sort based on your most recent fabric folding post and your book! My brain feels lighter already. And bonus I found a little dress I whipped up for my daughter last year and it was too small, so it's going to a birthday girl tonight. I'll buy a pattern from you since I don't have to buy a gift!
ReplyDeleteBeen working on scrappy chevrons & planning new adventures. These would look so cute for scraps as well (I'm currently using icecream buckets!)!
ReplyDeleteHope I win! Love the linen ones :)
Oh my! They are all so cute. This might keep me from having threads all over everything, including myself!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! I'm working on my Hat Trick Schnibble today.
ReplyDeleteLove it! Would love these as a gift for the ladies in our homeschool co-op. Wondering how long each one took to make?
ReplyDeleteToday, I'm bouncing between hand-quilting and piecing star blocks for my Tennessee Waltz quilt. With all the hand quilting I do, I would love a thread catcher... Hopefully, it would save me some vacuuming!! They're adorable btw!
ReplyDeleteestyka (at) sbcglobal (dot) net
This is a fab idea! Experimenting with some FMQ at the moment.
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable -- definitely better than my current method of just leaving all the thread scraps on my sewing table and every so often shoving them onto the floor to vacuum up at the end of the day.
ReplyDeleteNice. baskets!
ReplyDeleteNo sewing today - jumping into bed after 13,5 h work at work..
Some knitting (a shawl) in yellow was going on, sunday in my sofa.
Today I'm working on a Spring table runner! Love those baskets! They could be used for so many fun things :-)
ReplyDeleteI am in desperate need of little thread catching baskets! Great pattern!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great design! I need something like that for my EPP. Currently I'm working on trying to get myself back into the applique groove, so I can finish up a quilt.
ReplyDeleteI am down at Jervjis Bay with my two boys and trying to pick up a BIG quilt whenever I can to do some stitches. Every stitch is one closer to completion. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteThese are so fun. I agree they'd make great gifts for non sewing friends too! Lots of possibilities
ReplyDeleteI have started to sew a bargello table runner.
ReplyDeleteI think a pattern would be great:-)
They look great - i am working on hexagons, they would be perfect for all little the bits of fabric - they look so very cute
ReplyDeleteI'm loving these little "bins" one can never have enough organizing means :)!!!!
ReplyDeleteToday - well - I'm listening to my new week of diet program vidoes. - but hope to have time yet to sew tonight. Thanks for a chance to win a pattern.
throw me into your hat please! they lookfun to make. Im currently working on about 4 things at once, while thinking about 4 more!
ReplyDeleteI definitely want to have a chance for one of those patterns . Thanks for the opportunity.
ReplyDeleteVail in TN
I think my vacuum cleaner would be so grateful for this thread catcher since all my threads usually end up wrapped around the vacuum brush :)Working on a string quilt for the guest room.
ReplyDeleteThe little baskets are lovely and useful! I'd love to sew a few and can imagine a lot of different places where to put them...
ReplyDeleteI'm currently gathering and chosing fabrics for a pillow for my bed. But this evening my 2and a half year son asked to sew, só we made a sleeping bag for a little knitted friend of his :)
Love these baskets and I know many people who would love them as gifts! No sewing today, later this week I will finish up 2 baby quilts for friends before starting another baby quilt.
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hell yeah! These are gorgeous! Love them all, no favourites :) Would love to win the pattern.
ReplyDeleteCute. And handy. They could be used for a game of bean bag toss, too. :)
ReplyDeleteI can't choose a favorite, they are all so cute! Thanks for a chance to win!
ReplyDeleteLOVE that you have a pattern for these cute little bags! I have really been wanting to make some for my quilty friends. Today I am working on a car seat quilt, school with the kiddos, caring for a sick husband, and holding our newborn!
ReplyDeleteLove the thread catchers! I am making a mini-quilt for a friend to hang in her new office. Thanks for the giveaway! wonderlandbyalyce at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteJust finished a pillow for my sis's wedding, now on to the charity blocks for this month....
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute pattern, with so many fun design possibilities. I'm finishing the binding on a quilt for a kindy for autistic children, a project our church quilting group supports.
ReplyDeletethey are adorable :) i just finished a churn dash quilt in solids, you can check it out on my blog. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteSo fun! I love the strip of patchwork!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! I love the patchwork one and the one with the large button!
ReplyDeleteI'm still working on my first quilt top ever, lol! But, I did finish sewing an apron out of vintage pillowcases, another first for me and I love it!
Thanks for the giveaway!
I am working on a Springtime Sampler cross stitch and could really use a thread catcher. I end up with threads all over me.
ReplyDeleteLove... and need!
ReplyDeleteI'm working on a Honey Honey Chevron quilt today and have lots of threads here and there to prove it!
Cute pattern. I am immersed in AMH Feather Bed.
ReplyDeleteI would love one of these patterns.
ReplyDeletep.s. I love your Sunday Morning Quilts patterns, too
Just came home from charity sewing at church. I would love to win this pattern to make for my fellow sewers.
ReplyDeleteJust came home from charity sewing at church. I would love to win this pattern to make for my fellow sewers.
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute little thread catcher (and such a good idea - I bet they'd be handy for my scrapbooking friends too, all of those little paper trimmings....)
ReplyDeleteI'm working on a pinwheel baby quilt. And the laundry. But that part's not so much fun :/
I have been working on sanitary pads to send to a girls' school in Africa. fmoore11589@comcast.net
ReplyDeleteDarling little bags! I'd love a few just because they are so cute, and they would be perfect for holding all manner of little items! I'm between projects, so I'm trying to find the worktable. I should have another quilt in progress in just a day or two!
ReplyDeleteMary
How adorable! Can think of lots of uses for these. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteWould love the pattern! Today I've been working on an improvised rail fence quilt. pgold@knox.edu
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ReplyDeletethey're all SO gorgeous! I went on line to buy one but apparently there is a problem with your PP account so here I am putting up my hand for the giveaway. I LOVE pretty, useful little projects.
Oh how adorable!! I made one from a free pattern online that totally didn't do this pattern any justice at all! My 9 yr old daughter saw them and immediately wants a range for her room! This pattern set would be perfect!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway opportunity! :)
Hi there....would love to purchase but could not use PAYPAL as the system says there is a problem at the Merchant's end...hopefully you can rectify this so we can buy this wonderful pattern.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the opportunity to win the giveaway as well...
sharon.bourque@sympatico.ca
What a perfect size for a thread catcher! Darling fabrics make it so cute. Thanks for the giveaway. I'd love to make one.
ReplyDeleteThese are all so cute. I am working on barn blocks with quilt blocks on the barns. It's a midwest thing.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to win a pattern - so cute and definitely needed around here! I'm working on some knitting and some hand applique! Congrats on the new pattern.
ReplyDeleteVery cute and useful too! What could be better?
ReplyDeleteLooks cute! I have tons of threads around my sewing area.. hopefully this will encourage me to put them in their place!
ReplyDeleteI'm still working on my Swoon quilt! I'm almost finished with three more blocks.
ReplyDeleteI love my little thread catcher that you gave me. They are awesome. So happy you have a pattern for it now!
ReplyDeleteOh, sorry, I forgot to say what I'm working on...nothing today. I only get to sew on the weekends. But I'm working on that embroidered feathered star. Big project!
ReplyDeleteOK, before I buy one, I will jump in on the chance I will get picked~ I love this and am so happy you have a pattern for it~
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable. I'm working on a hand-pieced queen sized hexagon quilt.
ReplyDeleteLove them! I am working on some lazy days skirts to donate to an auction at my son's preschool. Well, right now I am reading blogs but THEN it's back to the skirts :)
ReplyDeleteOh they are so cute! I would love to win one of them. Thanks for all your creativity that you blog so regularly. I am currently working on a Moda Bake Shop quilt called Charmalade using HSTs and having a lot of fun with it. Hope I win!
ReplyDeleteChristi
How great! Glad to finally see a pattern for these really useful helpers - I can't wait to make one myself.
ReplyDeleteI am right now working on some clown costumes for my daughter's preschool class and also piecing some HSTs for my Princess Swoon Quilt.
Thanks for the chance to win and even if I don't I'll probably be heading over to pick a pattern up.
The thread cathers are so cute!! My current project is a star quilt but I'm still at my day job right now..waiting on some files to finish calculating so I can go home! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI'm working on big stitching a bright batik quilt,looking good.
ReplyDeleteI love the Linen and patchwork ones. Could always use a new thread catcher. All so cute , would love to win the pattern. Thanks for the giveaway.
These are adorable! I've got to make some as gifts
ReplyDeleteI've never used a PDF pattern so I'm interested to try. AND a thread catcher seems to be better than my method of just trying to corral them into a big pile on the table!
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable!! I am working on a birthday gift for my mother.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I need one of these, I saw a tip somewhere to put a piece of masking tape by your machine to catch threads...I had it filled in one sitting. This is more my speed. :) Right now, I'm quilting on my Man Quilt, which has already taken forever and a day....
ReplyDeleteVery cute pattern...hope you draw my name!!
ReplyDeleteEsther
g.dunn@shaw.ca
Cute, I need another quick project!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! We are having a swap at guild in June and I have been trying to think of a handmade gift that is not a mug rug, pot holder or pincushion, as we have already swapped those things. This might be just the ticket! Thanks for the opportunity!
ReplyDeleteI am trying to finish the quilting of my granny squares quilt but I am also looking after an extra child today for a friend - just call me super woman!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! Thanks for the opportunity to win the pattern.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute. Something else to add to the wish list!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to have the pattern! It would be awesome for mommy-friend-gifts to hold useful things like pacifiers or first aid supplies or hair clips or barbie shoes. The list could go on and on. Just had a big quilt finish so its time to mend my kids jeans and attack a few other small things that waited in the wings while I quilted.
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awillingworker.blogspot.com
Very cute, I would love a pattern, so many options to personalize it.
ReplyDeleteI love the one with the button! This is an awesome pattern. Thanks for the chance to win one!!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Pick me!!
ReplyDeleteI'm currently working on a baby quilt for my Sister's baby due in July!!
The thread catcher is adorable, I am working on a 1600 jelly roll quilt for a graduation gift.
ReplyDeleteWhat a hoot! I just pulled some fabric to see about making a thread catcher! This would be perfect. I would love to win a copy of your new pattern. Please put my name in the drawing. Thanks for sharing, your blog is truly inspirational.
ReplyDeleteI love the thread catcher you made for us on the retreat you hosted. But, I'd love the pattern too since I feel like I could use 5 of them at a time while I'm sewing on a quilt. They get full so fast! :) I use it every time I sew, even if I only have 5 minutes.
ReplyDeleteI'd love a pattern! My husband just got back from the states and went to JoAnn BY HIMSELF and brought me back a few fat quarters, one of them might be destined for a thread catcher (my craft room floor is sick of them!)
ReplyDeleteI am currently working on a Christmas quilt.
~Sharon
I spent the day subbing in a 4th grade class and then fixed dinner for a friends' family who just had a baby. So right now the only thing I am working on is staying awake until bedtime!
ReplyDeleteThe pattern is adorable ! Thanks for the great giveaway!
I'm being a good girl and finishing up sewing some binding on a little baby quilt before I move on to something new. It takes a lot of control not to play with some new fabric I bought.
ReplyDeleteLove this! what a gret little gift idea for your quilty friends!
ReplyDeleteI have a baby quilt under the needle. I am quilting it. I stopped for the night. I hope to get it all finished tomorrow while the kids are in school.
ReplyDeletelove the pattern!!
oh yes please! This is such a great idea!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute thread catchers.
ReplyDeleteI'm busy hand stitching the binding to a 80 x 80 bed quilt that I finished quilting this afternoon. next job is to sew in those horrid thread ends. x
So that is seriously the cutest thread catcher EVER. I need at least two of these in my sewing room. Today I will be working on a pieced border for a quilt top that I felt was just not quite "finished" yet. Got some inspiration from all the Marcelle Medallions that have showed up in many blogs. I'm trying to decide if it should be scrappy [random] or scrappy [planned] in color families. :D
ReplyDeleteI'll be working this week on my block of the month from our local quilt shop's Saturday Sampler. First, I have to get the Costco table out and set up in the living room and bring everything downstairs...a chore! So I took today off from getting started.
ReplyDeleteVery sweet little container! I'd love to win the pattern and thank you for offering us this chance.
ReplyDeleteI'm currently working on a quilt for my new grand daughter, plus I'm starting a start quilt for my MQG challenge.
I am very inspired by your samples of the thread catchers, such fun ideas ;-)
Michelle
Love these little cups of goodness and would enjoy making them. A pattern would be helpful though, wouldn't it ?~!
ReplyDeleteAdorable! Love these little guys. Today, I am working on my husband's website, which I have been doing for three days straight. Tomorrow, I plan to finally get out of my pajamas and comb my hair. Yay!
ReplyDeleteThey are adorable and could be useful for lots of little jobs
ReplyDeleteCute~Cute~Cute. Would love to win this pattern as I can see myself making several of these as gifts.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win this cute pattern. Today I am practicing FMQ on a small wall quilt. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI'm working on potholders today.
ReplyDeletePutting my bits of thread would be so much better than wearing them, as I do now. My daughter would say these are totes adorbs! She is right, they are totally adorable. :)
ReplyDeleteThese look like so much fun. They would be great for storing things besides threads and snips.
ReplyDeleteOh I just love those bags! And my granddaughters would love them for their hair "stuff" too. So if I do not win...have to buy! Very cute....not sewing.....moving! New house to build and so sewing is on the back burner!
ReplyDeleteSo cute!
ReplyDeleteI'm working on a quilt for my oldest daughter right now. It's been a long haul and I'm almost done!
I love them all! Today I worked on three different quilts - I know I have too many going at once, but that's how I roll. :)
ReplyDeleteI am working on a 3D quilt and a mini quilt going to market=)
ReplyDeleteHow adorable! I love the pattern and would be thrilled to win a copy!
ReplyDeleteI just finished sewing a mermaid from a pattern in the book Wee Wonderfuls. I've been told that I have to make mire because ahe needs sisters.
ReplyDeleteVery cute thread catcher. I'm working on hair scrunchies for my daughter's dance team. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeletei'm working on the single girl quilt... from last year! ay yay yay...
ReplyDeleteThese thread catchers are darling. I would love a chance to win the pattern......thanks.......Lisa
ReplyDeleteI've loved your thread catcher since you first posted about it! Today, I've been working on ideas in my head for a quilt I need to make. Had to work all day, then the gym, and then had to watch The Voice, so didn't even get upstairs....BUT the night isn't over yet! Would be so happy to win your pattern!!!
ReplyDeleteCan think of many ways to use these fun little fabric baskets. Would make a nice gift basket for sure!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win a copy of this adorable pattern! Right now I am working on a flannel baby quilt. It is kicking my butt, but I am going to finish it if it kills me (which I am really worried about....)
ReplyDeletexo Linda