Stitch Up a Handy Thread Catcher

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Completed Thread Catchers Are (Sometimes) Available!

This handy pincushion and thread catcher combo sits firmly next to your machine or on the arm of your chair. Make it up in your favorite fabrics, as you’ll be using it for years! It’s also a great gift for your sewing friends.

A ceramic tile under the pincushion adds weight so it sits securely in place (found at Lowe’s, Home Depot, and hardware stores). Velcro holds the pincushion (7″ x 3 3/4″) and you can easily detach it.

Sew In Style Thread Catcher

The thread catcher basket measures 5 3/4 inches tall by 5 1/2 inches across and has an optional tab for your scissors.

Sew In Style Thread Catcher

The designer, Curry Bungalow, has three versions of this pattern available, each with a different pincushion design.

Sew In Style Thread Catcher

You can also purchase supply kits containing the interfacing, weights, etc. needed to complete the project. There are even finished thread catchers available. (Sometimes. Once at the pattern description page, look in the left menu for “Thread Catchers” to find those for sale that are already made.)

Click here to purchase the “Sew In Style Thread Catcher” patterns and supply kits .

 

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