But wait, I have a Very Handy Husband. And look what he made me! Ooh, I love him!
And here is a picture of my new and improved work station, with the very functional reel holder in context. 
It was at that very work station that I had my own little sweat shop last week; slaving away for hours on end to make 10 new zip pouches. I'm slowly but surely getting ready for all the markets I have booked spots at over the next 3 months.
It was at that very work station that I had my own little sweat shop last week; slaving away for hours on end to make 10 new zip pouches. I'm slowly but surely getting ready for all the markets I have booked spots at over the next 3 months. 
8 comments:
OMG, I love him too - can you lend him out? I have been eyeing these up on Etsy... do you reckon he would take a commission and make me one???
Your purses look lovely too, but I am afraid I only have eyes for your cotton reel holder :-)
geez, that's just genius, I'll put in an order too!! Your work station is looking great =) love the poster from the last frankie, I have that up above my work desk too, it just seemed right haha xx
my goodness I'm jealous! that is so cool. Now to try and convince my husband he to make me one!
That looks great, wish I had a husband capable of making something like that, lol.
Clever bugger, isn't he? What a glorious riot of colour your cotton reels are - but so orderly now, on their own little pins!
What a great idea. I have only recently started sewing and as my cotton collection steadily grows I have been wondering what would be the best way to store it to prevent tangling and so that colours are easy to find. I have a handy husband so will have to give him a hint!Thanks for sharing
Now that is a thing of the utmost beauty. I think you'd better keep him!
hehe, thanks guys! He is really cool, hey. cat and Jess, Craig said the materials were about $40, so I don't know if it will be worth paying him; how much are they on Etsy? I might get him to give me a rundown of materials used so I can put it up here as a little tutorial for handy types...
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