What Twinkle Khanna Inherited From Her Grandmom - And How She's Using It
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"If she could see this I am sure she would wrinkle her nose and say, 'Tina, give it to me'," wrote Twinkle Khanna
Hand-me-downs from grandparents are so much more than just gifts. They come wrapped in memories, love and warmth. Reminding us of this is actress-turned-author Twinkle Khanna. In her latest Instagram post, Twinkle has shared a glimpse of her nani's sewing kit with social media users. Explaining that the kit is extremely special to her, she said, “My nani's sewing kit - An inheritance that goes beyond tiered boxes and yarn. If she could see this I am sure she would wrinkle her nose and say, ‘Tina, give it to me, I have to redo your chain stitch'.” The photo features a lovely pink sewing kit filled with several skeins of yarn in multiple colours, needles and other tailoring tools. We can also see a white shirt with blue embroidery work on the pocket, which is presumably something Twinkle is working on. Along with the caption, she also added the hashtag, #WhenFingersFlyAndTheMindStaysStill. Fans responded to the post with heart emoticons. One user said, “It is beautiful.”
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