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My old textile box containing, 2 scissors, scissor sharpener, many color cotton and petroleum thread, thimble, many needles, many straight pins, 2 cloth measuring tape, a box of safety pins, seam ripper.

Edit: thanks for the comment about the glue. Never used it, so it's a good comment to motivate me to give it to 2nd hand store or something like that.
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Everything out
Everything out
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Everything in !
Everything in !
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Handy storage spot in the living room
Handy storage spot in the living room

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Here is my sewing kit:
  • scissors - 1
  • scissor sharpener - a folding sharpener, can be used for both the scissors and the little knife (how to use it for scissors:
    https://youtu.be/jKDqGdXRy_4)
  • black, white, and grey cotton thread - 6 rolls of various black/white/grey nuances, and some smaller threads of other colours
  • thimble - 1
  • needles - 2 collections, various sizes
  • straight pins - in see-through box
  • cloth measuring tape - 1
  • safety pins - in the AIDA-box
  • needle threader (optional) - none
  • seam ripper (optional) - none
  • little knife (optional) - 1 swiss knife
  • sewing machine oil (optional) - none
  • beeswax for waxing thread (optional) - 1 piece

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    All items
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    Items inside sewing kit (wooden box)
    Items inside sewing kit (wooden box)
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    Text for textile toolbox:
    I have so many things that need mending. And so many things to mend them with. But still no good place to keep them. UNTIL NOW!
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    All the things. Note that my scissor sharpener is the trusty ole file hidden there somewhere. Also pig mug for good measure and better luck (will not be going in, but will be a part of most mends)
    All the things. Note that my scissor sharpener is the trusty ole file hidden there somewhere. Also pig mug for good measure and better luck (will not be going in, but will be a part of most mends)
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    All the way down
    All the way down
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    Between all the way down and all the way up top
    Between all the way down and all the way up top
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    All the way up top
    All the way up top

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    I found the cutest wooden box at a resale shop for $3 and knew it would be perfect for my textile toolbox.

    box and contents


    required items - scissors, scissor sharpener, cotton thread (black, white, and grey), thimble, needles, straight pins, cloth measuring tape, and safety pins


    optional items - needle threaders and seam ripper


    extra items - button jar and darning egg


    items inside the toolbox

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    Rebekah Harmon
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    I have a wonderful sewing setup, including a cabinet that was retro-fitted to fit my sewing machine. I had most of these things (the scissors sharpener is new! How did I not know there was such a thing??) but they were scattered amongst my drawers. After laying them out for this bb, I organized this sewing desk. My "toolbox" is actually a whole chest of drawers, but I will show them going into the top "wooden box."
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    My wonderful sewing setup
    My wonderful sewing setup
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    sharpening all my scissors with the new sharpener! Yay!
    sharpening all my scissors with the new sharpener! Yay!
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    all the items laid out
    all the items laid out
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    nicely organized
    nicely organized

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    Rebekah Harmon
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    I got all the stuff together for a textile toolbox. My last post was missing the safety pins. They are here in these pictures this time, included in an amazing, refurbished antique tacklebox :)
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    items laid out
    items laid out
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    in the new toolbox
    in the new toolbox

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    I finally got the scissor sharpener to finish making my sewing kit! My sister-in-law gave me this lovely little hussif two Christmas's ago, and I've used it a LOT to bring sewing supplies to my kids school to teach the kids how to sew, bind books, etc.

    so many precious sewing tools


    I honestly love how many of these things were gifts to me, and it makes it a joy for me to use them!

    - sewing needles
    - beeswax
    - safety pins
    - awl
    - scissor sharpeners
    - purple sewing pins (from my other sister-in-law)
    - purple scissors (from my husband)
    - cotton thread assortment (from my mother-in-law)
    - thimble (that was my grandmothers)
    - fabric measuring tape (that was my other grandmother)
    - seam-ripper (from my mom)

    all tucked away!


    rolled up and safely stored for easy transport!


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    Hello Permies, here is my sewing kit!  It's all there and then some.  The thimbles are a little hard to see, but they are on top of the pack of safety pins, just below the needles and to the left of the cloth tape. The container is an old pencil case I found that my kids were no longer using, it is the perfect size for what I have right now.
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    All together in the kit.
    All together in the kit.
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    See it all here.
    See it all here.

    "How do you balance production with perfection?"
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    I got given this sewing kit years ago and I've replaced the thread it came with (and lost some straight pins!) over time. I added scissor sharpeners to it recently so I can apply for this BB. The needles are hard to make out but they're in one of the compartments. They have their own little needle case so I don't lose them.  
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    Things in the sewing kit
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    Close up on the compartments
    Close up on the compartments
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    Everything in the box
    Everything in the box
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    Lid shut
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    My sewing kit has:

    Left to right (top)
    - Pushpins and a pin cushion
    - Needles
    - Safety pins
    - Crochet stitch markers
    - Thimbles
    - Seam ripper
    - Threads, tassels

    Left to right (bottom)
    - Button jar
    - Measuring tape
    - Scissor sharpener
    - Scissors
    - Extra fabric
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    laid out
    laid out
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    close up
    close up
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    back in the kit
    back in the kit
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    and organized
    and organized

    "Despise not the day of small things."

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