Create a textile toolbox - PEP BB textile.straw.toolbox

It should contain at least these things:
scissors
scissor sharpener
black, white, and grey cotton thread
thimble
needles
straight pins
cloth measuring tape
safety pins
needle threader (optional)
seam ripper (optional)
little knife (optional)
sewing machine oil (optional)
beeswax for waxing thread (optional)


To document your completion of the BB, provide proof of the following as pics or video (less than two minutes):
-  the above items laid out
-  the above items inside the textile toolbox

My Textile Toolbox is a Stanley Toolbox.  Lol
I keep my knitting needles and crochet hooks in there, as well as, my sewing kit.  

I have included pictures of my sewing kit, the canvas bag I carry around with my most used
essentials plus the listed requirements.

The purple disc is a retractable cloth measuring tape.

My sewing kit box was given to me as a Christmas present from  my grandfather when I was about 10. It's still a crucial part of my sewing setup all these years later.

Included in the sewing box are: fabric tape, scissors sharpener, scissors, safety pins, small scissors, seam ripper, thimble, black, gray and white thread, my tomato with straight pins and sewing needles.

*My daughter cut my strawberry off my tomato when she was 2. The tomato and strawberry were part of a Christmas present from my Mom that same year. Still use them all the time.

Here’s my sewing kit in an old cigar box.

Here is my sewing tool box. Mainly it is a conglomeration of many kits from hotels and the military. I use all cotton thread but have others as they came in a hotel kit.  I have a seam ripper but mainly use my utility blade.  It is stored in an old cardboard baseball card box, they are great for sticking the needle into when getting everything else ready. Also the military case is my travel kit. I keep it in my Get home Bag or hiking pack when we re headed out.

My kit: scissor sharpener, cloth tape measure, thimble, straight pins in cushion, cotton thread (in white, grey, and cotton), sewing gauge, needles, fabric marking pencil, another tape measure, scissors, seam ripper, sewing machine oil, needle threader, safety pins, and a wee jar of beeswax for thread conditioning

I’ve got a million sewing supplies as a quilter. And they’re only semi-organized. Until now!! I’m using a butter cookie tin like my grandmother used to use to store things in one place.
I have scissors, thread, scissor sharpener, straight pins, safety pins, needles, a thimble, a needle threader, thread picker, and a measuring tape.

It should contain at least these things:
X scissors
X scissor sharpener
X black, white, and grey cotton thread
X thimble
X needles
X straight pins
X cloth measuring tape
X safety pins
X needle threader (optional)
X seam ripper (optional)
little knife (optional)
sewing machine oil (optional)
beeswax for waxing thread (optional)


To document your completion of the BB, provide proof of the following as pics or video (less than two minutes):
-  the above items laid out
-  the above items inside the textile toolbox

I made a textile tool kit out of an old first aid kit. The only thing I was missing was a scissor sharpener, which I ordered and added to the kit a few days later.

Here is my first aid kit box:


Here are all of the supplies (minus scissor sharpener) laid out:


Here are the items in the box. I added a few extras like buttons and fabric scraps for patches and repairs and some fabric pencils.


Now I have acquired the scissor sharpener:


Here is the scissor sharpener added to the kit:


The completed kit. This has already been very useful when I need to go sit somewhere in the house away from my sewing machine and other sewing supplies in order to patch something up.