Engaged in needlework, each craftswoman constantly faces a problem, where to put all the necessary small sewing supplies and other accessories (beads, buttons, pins, thimbles, needles, threads, buttons, etc.). An ideal outlet for storing such gizmos is a needlework box. This wonderful box will truly become the “heart” of the needlewoman’s sewing corner, storing not only the necessary little things, but also the secrets of art.
What is the most convenient jewelry box?
A distinctive feature of the most practical and convenient gizmos of this kind is the presence of many drawers. When purchasing a box in a store, think in advance about which compartments in this household item you need most, what will be their size and quantity. The most practical are sliding and multi-tier appliances. It is important to pay attention to the quality of the material, and therefore the future durability of the box. After all, the acquired thing will be constantly in the “movement”, so the fastenings must be strong and reliable. If you have small children, it is advisable that the box has a lock to avoid unforeseen situations (the child may swallow buttons or prick with a needle).
Casket for needlework : is it necessary to buy? Do it yourself!
Of course, in stores a huge selection of various boxes for craftswomen. But it is in a thing done independently that all the necessary nuances and subtleties will be provided. For example, a wooden casket for needlework can be constructed in several very interesting ways. An ordinary plywood box is divided by the crossbars into several compartments into which small paper boxes are inserted. Or the casket is formed of two or three sliding tiers, fixed at the top with a common clasp.
How to make a simple box for needlework from matchboxes?
For the smallest gizmos (beads, beads, buttons), you can make a simple box from matchboxes. Glue each of them with a beautiful cloth or paper and fix it on a solid base with the help of the “Moment” glue. You can put such mini-things in an empty box of sweets, which has a lid that is one with the base. So you can easily design several boxes for various fittings. Or you can make it two-tier: the first "floor" will be
pull-out drawers from under the matches, and the second - boxes without lids. There may be many options. As blanks, use other household items - unnecessary small plastic jars (best of square shape), boxes of tea, toothpaste, etc. It all depends on your imagination and your goal.
The ideal option is to have a set of handicraft boxes
Do-it-yourself several boxes or drawers will become indispensable assistants in needlework. After all, how nice it is when everything is laid out and in perfect order, and even sorted by type. Therefore, for the greatest convenience, have several boxes with different compartments.