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Enamel Needle Minder: Hummingbird

Enamel Needle Minder: Hummingbird

Kate Wyatt Fine Art

$15.00 USD
$15.00 USD
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Bring a lively buzz to your sewing projects with this whimsical Hummingbird enamel needle minder! Complementing Kate's botanical artwork, it celebrates crucial pollinators that keep nature flourishing. At 1.25" wide, it holds your needles securely with a playful charm, honoring the hummingbird’s energetic part in our thriving environment.

Needle minders are a clever and charming helper for your needlework. This fun accessory lets you stick your needle right onto your project so it never goes wandering. The enamel top shows a delightful Hummingbird design while a magnet on the back holds your needle safely in place between fabric layers. Easily moved around as you stitch, this playful needle minder keeps your work buzzing smoothly and ready for your next creative adventure.

Product Details
  • Product type: Needle Minder
  • Shipping Dimensions: 3.75 × 2.25 × 0.125 inches  (9.5 × 5.7 × 0.3 cm)
  • Shipping Weight: 0.03 lb (0.5 oz; 14 g)
  • SKU: SKU010015015

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    Kate Wyatt

    About the Artist

    Kate Wyatt

    Kate Wyatt is a painter, nature lover, and the creator of modern DIY embroidery kits inspired by her botanical watercolor paintings. Before pursuing her creative passions full-time, she studied architecture — a background that continues to shape the way she approaches her work. Exploring the structure of nature allows Kate to translate these rhythms into thoughtful compositions of her favorite botanicals. Curiosity and exploration of other art forms allowed her to find embroidery, and translating her designs to stitch by number kits has expanded her reach.

    Life these days is a colorful mix of creativity and chaos — Kate has three little ones at home, so nothing is ever quiet for long! Her family loves backpacking and canoeing in remote wilderness areas, and those off-the-grid adventures are a big part of what keeps her grounded and inspired.

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