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Portable Sewing Kit UK Home Find A 67-piece portable sewing kit for mending clothes and quick repairs. Handy to keep in the drawer for those little jobs you keep meaning to sort. Good for keeping thread, needles and scissors together instead of hunting round the house for bits and pieces. See the full product post here
Sewing Kit in Case Sewing kit for clothes mending and quick home fixes. I always think it’s the sort of thing worth having tucked away in a drawer, especially when you need to sort a hem or do one of those little jobs that keeps getting put off. This 86-piece set comes in a case with scissors and a measuring tape too. See the full product post here
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The Elegance of the 19th-Century Palais Royal Nécessaire
This exquisite French sewing kit, often referred to as a "nécessaire," represents the height of luxury craftsmanship from the Palais Royal boutiques in Paris. Housed in a meticulously carved mother-of-pearl shell, the kit contains a suite of tools including scissors, a thimble, a needle case, and a stiletto. Each piece is crafted from gilt silver or gold and features intricate engravings, often incorporating the pansy flower motif—a symbol of "pensée" (thought) in the Victorian language of flowers. These kits were not merely utilitarian; they were high-status accessories gifted to noblewomen, designed to be displayed as much as used.
The production of these kits required the collaboration of several specialized artisans: tabletier (shell carver), goldsmith, and silk-weaver for the velvet-lined interior. During the 19th century, mother-of-pearl was highly prized for its iridescence and fragility, requiring immense skill to hollow out and hinge into a functional case without cracking the shell. These treasures remain highly sought after by collectors today, serving as a delicate window into the social rituals and artisanal excellence of the Napoleonic and Romantic eras.
My March sewing project, this adorable miniature husswif sewing kit with art nouveau embroidery patterned by costumer Sewstine! Check out the details on my blog below.
The embroidery stitching and sewing instructions are free on Sewstine's blog and Bernina website if you want to make your own. It took me only half a day to sew the husswif even with a lot of handsewing, but the embroidering was like a week of fighting the machine lol.
It's been a while since I have used a coin purse and I don't use coins no more. But I want to use it cause it's my favorite and then an idea came. "Hey, Paris is the place of Fashion and I love fashion. So, why not carry it with me in case someone needs it?"
A travel sewing kit!
Perfect for help anyone in need.
Pedro the Felt Pigeon PDF Sewing Pattern // LizaKwakKnits
