Boxwood Sewing Kit

Made for us in France

First is a Solid Boxwood Sewing Egg (like a small Darning Egg, it's an item rarely found these days, but very useful when mending rips and tears in clothing). It's a 1 Egg (measured across the wide top), with overall dimensions of 2-3... See More

Boxwood Sewing Kit
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Boxwood Sewing Kit
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Description

First is a Solid Boxwood Sewing Egg (like a small Darning Egg, it's an item rarely found these days, but very useful when mending rips and tears in clothing). It's a 1 Egg (measured across the wide top), with overall dimensions of 2-3/8" in length and 1-5/8" diameter.

The Sewing Set is packed in a simple yet beautifully turned Boxwood cylinder-like container with a threaded top. The Set includes a Boxwood Thimble and Bobbin (with capacity for 3 separate thread windings). Pop the ball-cap off the bobbin, and inside (amazingly) is a Needle Case. (It takes a very skilled turner, indeed, to pull that off in such small scale. Overall Container dimensions are 3-3/8" in length with a 7/8" diameter - plenty of extra room for pins, etc.

Anyone in the family who sews will love these traditional craft tools from France. Perfect for traveling, in the office for quick repairs, or just to have on hand in your backpack or purse. A lovely and very useful gift.

Please note: the Kit includes only the boxwood items shown in the picture. Sorry, no pins, needles or thread included.

Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 28 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

The Boxwood Sewing Kit is highly regarded for its traditional craftsmanship and utility. The darning egg is praised for its effectiveness in mending, while the thimble is noted for its suitability for small hands. The kit's portability makes it ideal for on-the-go repairs and as a thoughtful gift.

Summary topics

  • Craftsmanship and Utility: 35%
  • Darning Egg Effectiveness: 31%
  • Thimble Size: 27%

Review topics: ["fit","craftsmanship","value","gift","threads","case","kit","eggs","tool","wood"].

Review highlights

  • "The excellent wood craftsmanship and smooth finish of this sewing kit impressed her very much."Roy H.
  • "This compact kit is so nicely made that I am proud to pack it in my every day carry kit."Guy
  • "This is a delightful little travel sewing kit."David H.

Reviews

Fits nice in my purse!

"Love the wood, definitely will hold up better than the plastic types."

Becky G. (5/5)

Sweet!

"I admire things that are unusual and well made. How much better this sweet sewing kit is that the plastic or paper kits we have. It’s small but will do the job!"

Horton W. (5/5)

I have it on my

"I have it on my art table to use when I want to hand stitch."

Ann H. (5/5)

I love well-made, useful wooden

"I love well-made, useful wooden things for my Tiny House."

Diane A. (4/5)

Thrilled !

"Just what I hoped it would be . . ."

Andrew M. (4/5)

Sewing kit

"The darning egg is nice. Very smooth but I’m not sure how many know how to darn these days. The thimble is very small, but the case itself is nice …as is the thread spool…which has a clever storage compartment for needles. There is enough room to add a few pins and a safety pin or two. ."

Anonymous (4/5)

Just kind of fun

"Just kind of fun"

Anonymous (4/5)

A gift that was much

"A gift that was much appreciated!"

Anonymous (5/5)

Very useful.

"Very useful."

Anonymous (4/5)

Great Gift

"My darling nine year old granddaughter, Linnaea, is just starting to learn the fine skills of sewing. I gave her this Boxwood Sewing Kit for a Christmas present. The excellent wood craftsmanship and smooth finish of this sewing kit impressed her very much. What a wonderful gift . . . I’m glad I bought it for her."

Anonymous (5/5)

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