Bamboo steamer baskets make ideal sewing kits – they are the perfect size to hold all the materials and supplies for a small project, are lightweight, and can be stacked. You can find them at Asian supermarkets, chain stores, kitchen stores, or on Amazon.
Bamboo steamer baskets have gaps in the bottom for the steam to pass through when cooking. If you are using them to hold small supplies, cut a piece of felt to line the bottom of the baskets, and then fill with your favourite supplies.They are surprisingly roomy – and hold lots of supplies.
I have stacked some of my favourite vintage haberdashery items in my basket – wooden cotton reels, buttons, cloth tape measure, linen thread, handmade lace, scissors and more.
Mini jam jars are perfect for holding pins, buttons, clips, and other small notions. Recycled jars, tins, and containers can all be repurposed to create a sewing kit that reflects your personal style.
These mini Bonne Maman jars are the perfect size to hold some pins and buttons.
A sewing kit is a fun gift to assemble for a friend who loves to sew or who is getting started on their sewing/quilting journey. A few carefully selected tools and supplies can ignite creativity. I am going to keep a fewΒ steamer baskets ready for when I need to assemble a gift in a hurry.
My steamer sewing kit was inspired by Martha Stewart’s Steamer Basket upgrade.Β
What a great idea!!!!!
That’s a really nice idea! I have sewing bits and pieces in several different places – I should get organized so I can actually find what I’m looking for.
This is such a great idea, so cute!
You’re in Perth right? Is there a Dasio here now?
Kez | acaciasdreams.com
What a charming idea, I may pinch this. Thanks.
This is a cool idea! I have to sew from time to time, and have a few colors thread and a couple needles, scissors, but nothing βorganizedβ! And, of course, when I need something, I canβt find the βkitβ or most parts of it! I found some of those fruit jars in a 50g size. I think theyβre smaller than yours, but I canβt quite make out the label. Wish me luck π!
Regards, Bill