These are the ones that I have at the moment.

I have just found another site called EHOW they have some instructions and measurements of how to make one
I have just copied them to study and try one, they look good so here's hoping
Sorry do not know how to put in a direct link, but just bring up the EHow site and in the search bar type in Etui and it will take you to the page and it is the first one in the list
GOOD LUCK we may see a lot more of these

These are beautiful, but so much work.

Checkout this link for interesting variations and ideas on the etui concept

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by bumblebee 10 Mar 2011

It helps to include the link LOL

http://www.needleboxesetc.com/ind...

by mi30kaja 11 Mar 2011

I love the Fabric in the first purple one. Thank you for finding this site, have not seen it before. Lyn

These are wonderful.

Chapeaux,
hope you sell them well, alot of energy in these.
Very well done.
regards Sue

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by mi30kaja 09 Mar 2011

Thank You Sue.

Well, everyone else has said what came to my mind.. .those are gorgeous! How long does it take to make one?

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by mi30kaja 09 Mar 2011

If I sit all day and do nothing that day I can finish one, but they usually take me 2 days. When I make these I make a few at the same time, so they at the same stage at the same time on all of them. L

BEAUTIFUL!!!!! What a great selection you have made! I'd love to go to this market! I'd buy one of each! *4U

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by mi30kaja 09 Mar 2011

See you on Sunday????? Lyn

Oh my God! These are beautiful. I wish I could have one of them. So then I start to work! Hugs Hilde

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by mi30kaja 09 Mar 2011

Do you want me to deliver it for you? I have a penfriend in Stuttgart. Lyn

These are very nice Lyn.

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by mi30kaja 09 Mar 2011

Thank You!

They are so beautiful. I'd love to have something like that!! I hope you get a good price, given all the work you put into them!

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by mi30kaja 09 Mar 2011

I have sold many over the years. Thank you Martine. L

Lyn, this is fabulous work. I would be happy with any one of them - great job lady.

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by mi30kaja 09 Mar 2011

Maybe if I can hitch a ride with Santa I could deliver one to each of you. L

Very pretty!

Lyn, these are beautiful. Made by hand and not machine I presume. I love them.

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by mi30kaja 09 Mar 2011

All Hand sewing and Glue. L

They are really beautiful! There are so many talented ladies on this site!

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by mi30kaja 09 Mar 2011

Thank You!

by leenova54 09 Mar 2011

What is the size hoop needed to make one of these? I'll probably never be able to do one but it is so cute!

Here's a site that has ITH embroidery designs for one similiar to this one - along wtih other cute items.

http://www.creativeneedlecraft.co...

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by mi30kaja 09 Mar 2011

This is a very interesting site. Just wish they would spell Fuchsia correctly it is not fuschia. Lyn

by bumblebee 10 Mar 2011

Thanks for the link-really beautiful.

I am not going to look any longer - I might just fall in love with them and then THAT takes over my life again!!

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by mi30kaja 09 Mar 2011

They have already taken over my life. Lyn

Really love the orchid color one, Fabulous fabric!

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by mi30kaja 09 Mar 2011

I buy 95% of my fabric from USA.

Wow there are some serious hours of work in that picture. They are really lovely.

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by mi30kaja 08 Mar 2011

Thank You! They do take time. Something I do over winter with a heater on.

These are wonderful..I love seeing something different...WOW...A+ for you and a * too!

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by mi30kaja 08 Mar 2011

Thank You!

they are beautiful.

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by mi30kaja 08 Mar 2011

Thank You!

Lyn, I love these they are just beautiful. I can see there is a lot of work in them. Love Chris

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by mi30kaja 08 Mar 2011

Thanks Chris. I will have to sit down one night and write out the pattern. It will take a couple of pages to explain the steps so that it will be understood. They are not hard but fiddly and a lot of steps before you get the finished product.

Wow...they are lovely.

I try to match the inside colour with a shade of whatever is in the main Fabric.