Pik-pik

Respectful seamstresses have all a needle cushion. I would have like to buy/receive a second hand one with a rich past...like the many tools I use.

Since I didn't find one, I made one. I introduce to Pik-pik.

Pik-pik is not a voodoo dool and is not masochistic either.

I've used it for the first time today and it worked very week. I still haven't decided which wrist I will us it on, but it is really helpful.


with regards to my second-hand tools:

• ma main air of scissors from my nonna
• my little pair of scissors from my nonna
• my sewong maching from my lovely nonna
• my sewing wallet made copying my mum's one (the result is very different, like many projects I start with an idea then the result is somewhat different. Is that a good thing?
• elastic, velcro and many more bits to fill in my sewing box from my aunt Zab
  
• many buttons from my mum
• a large safety pin collection from my mum
• pins from mum
• crochet hook from mum (unused...I lack patience)
• ... and many more...I'll stop now before I put you all to sleep.

Sewing is in our genes!