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That looks like a really neat addition to a sewing room. I see one negative(for me anyway)-if i have an open cup, there's sure to be threads floating in it! I've poured hot milk into my cereal bowl instead of my mug b/c they were next to each other, so its bound to happen here too!
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I too have the "Side Kick Drink Holder"
Originally Posted by Drue
(Post 5184752)
I bought one about 10 years ago or so. It's black and clamps onto my sewing table...large enough for a big coffee mug as well. Got it from a scrapbooking shop. It's called a "Side Kick Drink Holder". Got it from Creative Memories...
www.creativememories.com I have since bought 4 more and given to quilter friends....even got one for DH for his wood shop. Nice gifts! |
oh, no -- nope, can't get that. You all may think the drink is safe, but I know me....I'd turn, run into it and have everything all over the fabric, machine and floor. LOL LOL
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Wow! I was just looking at Creative Memories for the mug holder-& I thought quilting was an expensive hobby!
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Will have to look around for this
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Originally Posted by jcrow
(Post 5185321)
I have one and put a tin where the cup holder is and put my scissors in it and put my thread clippings in the bag. It works great!
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Amazon sells them for $20.00, but they are currently out of stock.
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I know I will love how you 'quiltify' this. :) I, too, would be putting threads in my cup/drink. I have a pin cushion which is weighted and has little velcro straps which connect to a thread catcher bag. The bag can be removed and be emptied. It is a quilted item and I love it. Bought it at Stitchers (local needlework shop).
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I keep a brown lunch bag taped to the edge of my sewing table for threads. Works fine.
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Creative Memories had something similar a good while back
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