I think that this little quick to make needlecase is adorable. I also found out that having one of these stuck with the needles that you are using on a project makes it so much easier than dragging around the big one. Just pick out the needles your project calls for and insert. Then when you can catch a few minutes to sew, wall`la, or Whoopie, your stuff is all together, regardless of project. Here's a photo of a kit I put together. This little kit, with red wool, white wool, green for leaves, blue for the little flower and green, red, white threads plus 4 assorted needles, sells for $4.50. Business manager is going to have kittens and tell me that I should charge way more for this. However, ...........
I hate the word 'kit'. Tell you what, I will make up a baggie of good stuff as a prize for the person coming up with a GOOD word to take the place of "kit". How does that sound???? This is for real!!!
Also, if it will let me load all of 2 photos, I'll also post a picture of the 20 count RED BAGGIE. These red baggies sell for $7.50 and $1.99 postage. Additionally, these will be kept in stock.
21 comments:
That is so cute....my words instead of Kit, is project, design, pattern, cushion, gift, quest
Lynn in MN
Just wanted to join your contest. Instead of kits, use "bits" or "bits and pieces" or "little bits"
Judyth - I like the term "sampler." Many folks are using it these days. You could call different samplers by different names, for example, needlecase sampler, red fabric sampler (or Valentine's sampler), etc. Sue
HEY JUDYTH!!!! here is one for ya!! more than one word, but I believe it might do! needlebook parts-YOUR assembly required! luvs ya *~*CAROLE*~* (cq4newbies)
Judy, this is my first suggestion, but I"m still thinking!! How about CQ-Popper Debbie rquirion@roadrunner.com
OK. Judy, here"s a few more!! How about, CQ-pouch, kit+caboodle, collection or tool box. Debbie rquirion@roadrunner.com
Hi Judyth,
I was going to suggest "caboodle" instead of kit (but I see Debbie beat me to it!). People already associate kit and caboodle, so they would have an idea of what is involved. The "whole caboodle" would include everything you need to make the particular thing, except maybe the needles.
Janet in Colorado
How about a stash cache. After all you are selling everything to make the project right? Needlebook stash cache. All the stash is in the cache to make the needlebook.
Robin in Idaho
How about set? Maybe you could make up a new own word: settie, setty etc. Of course I can't tell if there are some false connotations LOL.
Hi Judyth,
To me, this sounds like such a GOOD 'lil contest, that I too wish to participate, please. I think that all of the suggested words, so far, have all been GOOD. However! All the GOODYs I've ever purchased and received from you have always been GOOD. So... I bet you can guess what my suggested word to substitute for 'kit' will be!... Yep! It's 'GOODY'!! :))
Luv'n'Hugs, ~ Ing ;)
Judy, how about, "needle-case ditty bag", or "needle-case satchel".. Debbie rquirion@roadrunner.com
Judy, how about "a needle-case whippet", cause you get everything and "just whip it up" in no time! Debbie rquirion@roadrunner.com
Hi Judyth!
I am SO happy to finally have your blog address. Thanks so much for the great pkg. of reds....your check is in the mail.
That's a very cute needlecase!
Have a great weekend, and stay warm!
Hey Judyth,
What about 'take-out for stitchers'? Then it can be adjusted for the specific project....this one would be a takeout needlecase for stitchers.....after all it contains everything you need for the 'meal'. It's a kit to make the needlecase and a take-out meal is the fixings for a meal......
Just a bit of fun....
Karen Mc aka kwltnmoma
here's my suggestion - Needle Kit Accoutrements or Needle Kit Paraphernalia
How bout Some assembly needed... in place of the word Kit... Could even shorten it to SAN...
Lisa
In Fl
I have one more name.. needlecase whats-a-ma-call-it.
Hi Judyth, How about "Necessary"
Faye Sutton in CA
Ok More I thought about it I think the letter K should be added. Then you can call all Kits a SANK (Some Assembly Needed Kit). Needlecase SANK...
Lisa
Judy, in one of my suggestions, I said, "a needle-case whippet", which I now think should be spelled, "needle-case whip-it", cause you get everything and just whip it up. Debbie rquirion@roadrunner.com
Judy how about a "materials pack" rather than kit?
Carol
carol@needlework-tips-and-techniques.com
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