Featured in CrossStitcher December 2025
Our Sewing-needle Case in Native Timbers was featured in the December 2025 issue of CrossStitcher, Britain’s number one cross stitch magazine. Known for its beautiful projects and stylish ideas, the magazine appeals to stitchers of all experience levels. Each issue includes contemporary patterns for home decor, gifts and seasonal makes, along with easy to follow charts and guides that help beginners pick up the craft with confidence.
CrossStitcher takes inspiration from the designs seen throughout modern homewares and gift shops, offering readers fresh, creative ways to stitch and present finished pieces. With a focus on fun, accessibility and thoughtful craft, the magazine has become a favourite among makers who enjoy practical, inspiring content.
The issue featured our Sewing-needle Case in Native Timbers, a practical and attractive solution for organising needles. Instead of wrestling with the cardboard packs that needles often come in, users simply shake out the case and select the one they need. Each case is hand turned and crafted from sustainably sourced Australian timbers, which may include Silky Oak, Myrtle, Sheoak, Blackwood or Sassafras, depending on availability.
The lid is fitted to be secure without being overly tight, making it easy to open while keeping needles safely enclosed. Lightweight, compact and neatly finished, the needle case has become a popular gift for dressmakers, quilters, stitchers and anyone who enjoys sewing or mending. Its simplicity, practicality and natural beauty make it a thoughtful addition to any craft kit.
The feature aligns naturally with the magazine’s focus on tools and accessories that make crafting easier and more enjoyable for makers at every level.