Thread catchers

Can you bear yet another post about my Thread Catchers? I have been selling them like hotcakes over at my Etsy shop and have recently made this one that is kind of over-the-top pretty, or at least I think so. I used my Luna Notte scraps from my Hanging Basket quilt. I have lots of little odd bits left over and they were perfect for the paper-pieced pincushion. It is good sized, about four inches square and is filled with crushed walnut shells to give it a bit of heft. It is attached to the…

Linda Augsburg demonstrates how easy it is to sew a handy accessory for your serger that will catch threads and other trimmings. Follow along to make this project. Instructions can be downloaded at AllPeopleQuilt.com/ShowMeHowThreadCatcher.

Small basket for quilting clips - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XaovpuE20wU&t=2sMy current quilting clips basket - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8oieJRr...

Free Thread Catcher Tutorial with pin cushion | Sewing with Scraps #freesewingpattern #sewingpattern

Lisa Bongean's Thread Catcher This is Lisa Bongean's triangular thread catcher. If you don't recognize her name, Lisa is the force behind Primitive Gatherings, one of the best quilt shops in the country. She also has a blog, so be...

Today I will show you all the steps to make your very own Traveling Thread Catcher. Let's start with what you need: 1 Fabric Rectangle: 8 x 9.75” 2 Fabric Circles: 3 ½“ diameter (across) 2 Card board Circles: 2 ¾” diameter (Use lightweight cardboard. I used a soda can box) 2 Batting Circles: 2 ¾” diameter 1 Pringles Circle: 1/2” wide *If you are looking to make multiples for gifts, you can get three thread catcher from one fat quarter* I like to put masking tape on the Pringles circle…

Free tutorials showing how to make protective sewing machine covers, fabric mats, organizing caddies & thread catchers to stash assorted supplies & notions.

Keep your sewing space clear of loose threads with a small catcher that can sit on the bed of your machine or be packed for on-the-go sewing.

This Little Charmer is a Quick Project, So Make Several! Leftover fabric strips and a bit of stitching combine to make this handy thread catcher. You’ll find plenty of places around the house to stash one of these. It will also make great gifts for your quilting and sewing friends. The free tutorial, by Leanne …

I'm always looking for quick small gifts to add to swap parcels. This little portable thread/scrap bin was inspired by the Thread Ca...