what to do with the contents of Angie's sewing box

Looking in the windows at the Crestwood Shops got me all excited last week.   They filled my head with possibilities. 

New things I could do with yarn and lemons.

Or pine cones and and old suit?   Mary Stanley could school me for sure in how to approach the building of an owl from such materials. 

I never get enough of itty bitty flower arrangements.  Especially when they are in blue bottles.  And don't you love the color choices and striping pattern in this sweater?  Such clean nautical lines.

This house has not one thing to do with the windows in the shops, but I just wonder what kind of person would think to put hello on their door in a sweet font.  I think they might want to be my friend. 

And, if all that wasn't enough, guess who just figured out what to do with the contents of Angie's sewing box?

Comments

[Amy at love made my home]

Angie would have loved it! xx

[jacki long]

Perfect! ♥

[Brenda F]

I am so excited to see exactly what you will do with Angie's sewing box. I have both of my grandmother's sewing boxes and have had several ideas, but nothing really seems to stick. So, my thought is that those ideas are not quite the right things. I know once it comes to me, I will know it - just like you do now.

[Diana]

Those spools of thread look great in that old jar. Aren't the old wooden spools the coolest? Angie would have liked it a lot!

[jeanette, mistress of longears]

If Angie's box includes a button collection, here is the cutest thing I've ever seen (a friend did it):
Get a type drawer and cut fabrics to fit each compartment, sew one button on the fabirc for each compartment and when you're done, it's gorgeous!