Shaker Sewing Carrier

Typical Price: $58.00

This sewing carrier measures 9 ¾” Long by 6 ¾” Wide by 2 ½” High (7” to the top of the handle).

A perfect solution for various storage and organizational needs! Whether you're organizing your craft room or tidying up your kitchen, the carrier blends functionality with classic Shaker design.
In your craft room use it to organize sewing supplies, art materials, and other craft essentials. In your kitchen it is Ideal for storing salt and pepper shakers, spice jars, vitamin bottles, and more.

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Construction

Materials: The side of the carrier is constructed from maple or birch, the bottom board from quarter-sawn pine and the handle from ash. All lumber is milled at our shop here in Embden, Maine.

Hand-Cut Joints: Each swallowtail joint is individually hand-cut by Robert LeHay, ensuring each piece is unique.

Fasteners: The band and bottom board is secured with copper tacks made on original 19th-century machines.

Finish Options: Available in a variety of milk paint and natural finishes. All painted pieces receive two coats of a high-quality tung oil finish, while natural finish carriers receive five coats. This oil finish ensures that the carrier is well protected and the finish will only get better with age.

Aged Appearance: Copper tacks are darkened to provide a vintage look.

Following tradition, the bottom of painted pieces is left unpainted, then dyed and oiled to provide an aged patina.