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It is a view into her private life, from her legal battles and sharp commentary. A recent post shed light on a recent project: mounting needlepoint pieces she herself completed almost 20 years ago in law school, which the video shows her doing via toolkit. So bottom line: even these grandees of the legal fraternity have hobbies beyond the law!
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The needlepoints, clothed in soft, earthy colors, gently whisper secrets of intricacy and preservation through time. Some persons remarked on the unusual color schemes, calling them splendid, while others were awestruck to see that Dhillon had made those pieces herself and showered her with praises. The art would indeed be an excellent fit in Dhillon’s house as an interesting piece of her own history.
I get by with a little help from my friends. Among today’s projects… hang up some personal items at home. pic.twitter.com/Kajwg57cLD
— Harmeet K. Dhillon (@HarmeetKDhillon) June 22, 2025
Dhillon’s caption, “I get by with a little help from my friends,” alluded to the team effort she thought she could boast about. But the comment section quickly became a free-for-all with people applauding her DIY skills and giving her loads of home improvement tips. One commenter said that she should get a torpedo level to make sure that everything goes straight on the wall. Another stated that Command Strips are the OCD-approved route. A few offered love stories about power tools because of their divorces, with one admissions including a near-catastrophic situation involving a rented chainsaw.
The conversation went upside down with one user jokingly calling her “Protecting Liberty and Freedom by day and Handy Harmeet nights and weekends.” Others gave decorating recommendations, to which all artwork needs to be presented at eye level so that it does not cause any neck-straining. One particularly outspoken individual proudly exclaimed, “Always have your own tools!”
But there was a slight change of tone, as one user cited Dhillon’s legal work to suddenly express his concern over his civil rights case, “As someone with a serious case with the civil rights division, I just realized how screwed I am.” Another suggested to Dhillon she may be feeling a bit lost: “I know what it feels like to suddenly be alone and not knowing where to begin.”
Whether the comments were good or bad, the appreciation prevailed—for the work she did and for her willingness to give us a little glimpse of life away from the courtroom. Whether heartbreakingly arguing high-stakes cases or delicately placing needlepoint on the walls, Dhillon fast-tracks her membership in the multifaceted group.
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Were you wondering if she spared a thought for 3M Command Hooks? Well, let’s just say a few folks enjoy doing it the hard way—working up a sweat, you know, with a faithful toolkit.
This story originally appeared on Celebrityinsider
