Introverts Unite Needle Minder
Inspired by the 'Introverts Unite (separately, in our own homes)' SAL that I hosted in summer 2024, I have created this new design featuring a scene with an introvert, such as myself, showing solidarity with others from within the comfort of a cosy home- complete with pretty curtains!
My original design has been professionally printed onto recycled white acrylic, and cut to shape. I then attached a neodymium magnet to the back using epoxy resin adhesive.
Size: 38mm diameter
Once you've tried a minder, you'll never go back to stabbing your needle into your clothes or the arm of the sofa again. Losing your needle will become a lot harder!
How to use: Slide the magnets apart. Position the acrylic shape on the front of your work and attach the second magnet onto the reverse, the fabric will be sandwiched between the two magnets. Whenever you are not using your needle place it onto the minder and it will be held safe until you need it again.
WARNING: Neodymium magnets are VERY strong. Keep away from small humans, pets and electronic devices.
Check out the matching Introverts Unite cross stitch kit.
£6.00
Reviews
Great pattern. Quick delivery via email. Love this!
Fantastic kit- really enjoying stitching it and trying to guess what might be included in the next release. Excellent communication from hoops and crosses - can not recommend them highly enough. This is the third kit I’ve done from them and have never been disappointed.
I love all my kits from Lucy. You get all the threads and extras to complete the project. I’m really enjoying this Sal , part 1 completed patiently waiting for part two xx
This kit is amazing, I am stitching it to display in my kitchen because my family are seriously fussy eaters and sometimes I want to say this to them, as soon as it's on the wall I can point at it instead of just telling them!! It's fabulous
I added this to my order, to get me to the free postage limit. I'm so glad I did, dont know how I managed without a needle minder and its such a lovely design. It reminds me of the first design I did from hoops and crosses, "power in your weirdness"
