Little Needle Books 

Take your needle in hand and brave on your journey!!

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Thank you so much!

Ah thanks.. try and stay cool!

You are welcome!! I’m love making them for friends..or young people learning too stitch!

Helloooo ! We are rare chickens! Core-rin is how I say it. Not many of us around! Thanks for dropping by! Lot after yourself. Corrine from Oz

Thanks for your kind words Corrine

@@tobelovedtreasuresbycorrine Hello again, do you baste then remove pins before you start stitching?

You are so welcome!

Lindos trabalhos estou apaixonada mas nos ajudaria mais se tivesse tradução em português

Precioso la pena q no te metiendo el idioma .

Lovely.. pack everything lol!!

Thank you so much!

Awesome! My nickname was Rin! Thank goodness it stayed at school! Lol

Yes I think we are unique!! Lol. Enjoy your day!

Thank you! 😊

Thank you so much!

Wonderful! Start her on her journey!

Wow, thank you! My Aussie country girl living in big city chat!! lol thanks for watching

Thanks heaps

Have fun!

You are so welcome!

Thanks so much 😊 for watching! Corrine

Oh lovely.. you are very welcome! Thanks for tuning in!

Oh thanks for watching

Thank you! 😊

You are so welcome!

They are so handy for gifts for young people learning to sew.. even as a project!

Wonderful!

They are so simple and handy!

Thanks for subbing! Welcome to my craft table! I try to do daily videos.. 1hour long.. I’m background noise for you.. lol

Thanks and welcome.. I will have to look up your island!! I don’t think I know where that is! Thanks for watching

Ah lovely.. great use of pretty scraps too

Ah great .. she will love it

Wonderful! That’s great to hear.. they make lovely gifts, Corrine

You should! They are handy to have in the stash! Great gifts for girls learning to stitch!

Hi., the stitches won’t if you create the inside section with the pockets in place ..before attaching it to the cover.. having said that.. I have added pockets at the end of the process, just be careful not to push the needle thur to the covers.. keep your needle between the layers. Enjoy your journey stitching! Corrine

Thank you so much for your response. Started the cover and can’t wait to continue. It’s such a wonderful journey, because I’ve been paper crating. My real joy is sewing. Thank you.

Hi Thanks for your kind words.. I stamp my own word. Then I can control the colour, size and fabric, if you try this , just make sure your ink is a permanent one. I also purchased a set of letters then I can make up any word. Happy stitching

I used a black permanent ink. Plus ironed it to set it!

Hi.. I use calico.. that’s what we call this fabric in Australia..I believe its muslin in USA. Hope that helps! Corrine

Hi ., I used a permanent ink.. and ironed it to set it.. thanks for watching Corrine

Hi .. not at this stage.. I have a few young people around me starting too learn to sew.. so I’m thinking about using them as little gifts.

@@tobelovedtreasuresbycorrine they will be very lucky to receive them! I will keep watching your Etsy shop. Have a super day and stay safe!

No I don’t.. it’s is just an expansion on the little ones you just watched.. little bit bigger

Hi I buy sheets from my local craft shop.. sometimes I find it by the meter at fabric shops. I’m in Australia so I find both styles at Spotlight.. happy stitching

Thank you for your reply Corrine. I am actually making a couple today. The felt I meant was the big grey work mat that you use to assemble your gorgeous slow stitching on. It looks to be about 12x12in or more. I went to the op shop yesterday to gather some more bits and bobs. I am also in Australia Qld, so with all the rain, makes it perfect weather to try something new. Thanks again. Heather. ☔️💦

Hi .. most of the time I use no8 or no12 crochet cotton.. or DMC stranded cotton.. it really depends on what effect I’m looking for!! And as of the needle.. long with a big eye! (Stiff fingers and nearly blind) lol. You will find what best suits you! Enjoy the journey! Thanks again for your kind words, Corrine

@@tobelovedtreasuresbycorrine Thankyou Corrine for your quick reply. I really appreciate you getting back to me. Now, time for me to enjoy all your other videos ⭐️

Hi welcome.. I use wool.. the needles slide thur easier! Corrine

@@tobelovedtreasuresbycorrine ooh ok. Good to know. I’m sure my local fabric store has wool felt

Hi Fay. It’s a permanent ink pad! You are putting in the hours watching me! You will be sick of me when you are done lol

@@tobelovedtreasuresbycorrine no I won’t get sick . You are so good at explaining everything, I’m not a beginner but I’m still a learner.

No, sorry. Just don’t have time to make them.

Used in lingerie making! And, elastics.

Oh that’s it.. thanks Corrine

Corinne has an Etsy shop. The link is in the description below the video, if you haven’t already found her shop.

Yes.. I use normal sewing cotton to stitch elements held by pins.. as it replaces them.. It’s a tiny stitch on the top of your piece.. but underneath the piece you can skip along an inch or two then push your needle back thur to the top to do another little stitch. On the top of your piece you can’t see that stitch (hence the word invisible) but when you turn your piece over you will clearly see where you have jumped all over the place!! Something your embroidery may not be enough to secure your lace and fabric so the process of invisible stitches just help to secure all the elements in your design. I hope that helps.. if you watch my Roxy journal of stitchery videos you will see me doing it all the time.

Ah another word offen used is tacking but tacking from the quilting world is often big stitches which are then removed at the end of the project..in this slow stitching world little tiny stitches are used

I permanent one.. the brand is Colourfast Stazon. If you are not washing it try any one

I buy mine from spotlight by the meter. Good quality not craft felt its too hard to sew thur! Lot of glue used to create it!

If your referring to the crocheted pieces.. they are made up of 1000’s of knots.. so it doesn’t fray like material. As for materials.. I like that too fray a little!

Thanks for the info

Hi welcome to my channel.. yes I used a rubber stamps onto fabric and I used permanent ink. I iron the work to set the fabric.. thanks again for watching regards Corrine

@@tobelovedtreasuresbycorrine thank you for answering! I loved seeing your work and hope to make several! ❤️

You are very welcome

I believe they are the brand Dark Door. But I have had them for years.. packaging is long gone and the memory is poor!

@@tobelovedtreasuresbycorrine many thanks found them Darkroom Door.

I use them to store my needles and a few pins for a project.. also a great gift for someone learning to hand sew! Young adults learning.. they also make great projects/kits to gift to friends!

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