#roxysjournalofstitchery

[@lindafarella220]

What a lucky granddaughter! Love the 30's fabrics. I bet she'll keep that beautiful gift for ever!

[@willowhilldesigns7]

Thank you Linda! I hope she does. I have things from my grandmother that I treasure. 🥰

[@NellieandRuthDesigns]

You are carrying on the tradition, Becca and what a wonderful project for your granddaughter. I'm sure this brings back loads of wonderful memories of you and your mom. The fabrics are fabulous and you always have the best. I love the Cat and the Fiddle. I can't wait to see more of this. Blessings! xoxo

[@willowhilldesigns7]

Thank you very much, Barbie! It does bring back memories of my Mom teaching me to sew, when I took Home Ec in high school! Me too, that’s one of my favorites. Blessings! xx 🥰

[@chrissiecrosser]

Gorgeous needlebooks and huswifs that you showed that you have made in the past and oh my, the ideas you have to make the one for your grand-daughter. I LOVE the fabrics you have to choose from and can't wait to see it come to life. I know it will be beautiful and what a lovely gift for her.

[@willowhilldesigns7]

Thank you so very much, Chrissie! I too love the 1930’s fabrics. Hopefully it will be a nice surprise for her birthday. 🥰

[@apronhugsingreeenbay]

Thanks for sharing a few of the needle books you’ve made. I love your idea to dedicate a page to catch loose threads and trap them with the vinyl sheet. Brilliant! I look forward to following the development of your granddaughter’s huswif. 😊

[@willowhilldesigns7]

Thank you so very much! Needle books are such little treasures. I’m glad you liked the idea of the vinyl. After that needlebook, I started sewing the vinyl under the binding, so it just has to be flipped up. It keeps all the threads on that page. 🥰

[@tobelovedtreasuresbycorrine]

What a beautiful gift. Very special.. add a little note from you to her! Oh be still my heart!

[@willowhilldesigns7]

Thank you very much Corinne! That’s a wonderful idea and something she’d love. Thanks 🥰

[@dianejolma8834]

Thank you for your blessings! How special that is. Your project is so sweet, and I love your fabric choices.

[@willowhilldesigns7]

Thank you so very much, Diane! Aren’t the 1930’s fabrics wonderful! 🥰

[@cathiespalding2083]

This will be a lovely idea for your granddaughter. I’m like you in that I really don’t need another one for me and u also gave a 9 yr old granddaughter who loves to sew like me. Thanks for this great idea!

[@willowhilldesigns7]

Hi Cathie, Thank you! I think that will be so nice for your granddaughter too! It’s wonderful to pass on the love of sewing to these little ones! You’re welcome and thanks for watching 🥰

[@lauraseay4723]

Oh, the blue one caught my eye, very pretty pieces. Loved that idea.

[@willowhilldesigns7]

I love the blue one too. Thank you, Laura!

[@giusicoluccia6594]

A 8 years old girl who already loves to sew...this is so amazing and sweet❤what a beautiful gift and treasure for her,Becca! Love all your creations, you are a great inspiration! Thanks so much!

[@willowhilldesigns7]

Thank you very much for your kind comment, Giusi! I’m so happy that she has such an interest in sewing. We have to keep the needle arts going 🥰

[@margaretcomella3318]

Awe! What a sweet idea!❤

[@willowhilldesigns7]

Thanks Peggy! 🥰

[@Vanessa-mz1cs]

Love it! 😊

[@willowhilldesigns7]

Thank you very much Vanessa! 🥰

[@bestcrossroad]

So cute! ❤

[@willowhilldesigns7]

Thank you, Tess! 🥰

[@othellewis8931]

Can you please give me the dimensions of the main piece and how far apart you made the folds. Thank you. I do not sew much but have been inspired to make my granddaughter one. Of course mine will be the fabrics i can obtain and the decorations. Yours turned out lovely.

[@willowhilldesigns7]

Ohh that will be lovely. My huswif is 6” wide by 21.5” long and folds at approximately 4” intervals. I hope this helps you. Thank you! 🥰

[@othellewis8931]

@@willowhilldesigns7 Thank you so very much💜💚❤

[@judyanzo9582]

Do you have a free pattern for the scissors holder? Thanks

[@willowhilldesigns7]

@@judyanzo9582 Hi Judy, I’m sorry; I don’t. I took a rectangle of approximately 2” x 3 1/2” in Ultrasuede, and folded one side over to get that shape. I wrapped that side around to the back and cut leaving about 1/4” seam and stitched that down to the back. I then stitched the bottom closed. Hope this helps…I was improvising all the way through this huswif! 🥰