InventHelp
PITTSBURGH, PA (PRWEB) November 20, 2017
Sewing projects take a range of supplies to finish, including spools of thread, measuring tape, seam rippers, thimbles, needles, fabric and more. These items, when tossed together, tend to become tangled or lost, which can become a frustration for individuals amid sewing projects.
An inventor from Etobicoke, Ontario, has invented the patent-pending SEWING STORAGE UNIT, a decorative means to store and organize various supplies employed while sewing. "Recently I began sewing as a hobby and I quickly realized the need for handy storage and organization of all of my sewing supplies," said the inventor. SEWING STORAGE UNIT keeps sewing supplies in a neat and orderly fashion and ensures they are easy to access and readily available when needed.
This invention would appeal to both crafting enthusiasts and professional tailors. It saves the individual time and energy that may be expended to stop the sewing activity to search for a particular item. Ultimately, it results in the sewer completing various projects in less time and in a more positive fashion.
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