I use all of these sewing tools to help me make every sewing project all the more exciting and joyful. I hardly ever am without my small scissors, a needle, and some thread!
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Ever since my sister found these Merchant & Mills Easy Thread Needles
for me, it has been easier to sew my projects. They come in a little wooden container with 12 inside.
for me, it has been easier to sew my projects. They come in a little wooden container with 12 inside.
I love the Merchant & Mills Pin Magnet. It isn’t very big, but the magnet is quite strong.
. It isn’t very big, but the magnet is quite strong.
Merchant & Mills makes these Black Glass Head Toilet Pins that are great for thick layers of fabric, like quilts and draperies.
that are great for thick layers of fabric, like quilts and draperies.
These Entomology Pins are thin, but wonderful for fine fabrics. They don’t leave holes behind on precious silks and lightweight cloths.
Any standard seam ripper will do, and I do find myself using the one that came with my sewing machine; however, I really like the Clover Seam Ripper because it lays flat and won’t roll around.
because it lays flat and won’t roll around.
Since I’m left-handed, I have my trusty Gingher Left-Handed Dressmaker’s Shears for all of my fabric projects. For right-handed crafters, here is a pair of Gingher Dressmaker’s Shears for you.
for all of my fabric projects. For right-handed crafters, here is a pair of Gingher Dressmaker’s Shears
for you.
It’s wise to have a small pair of scissors on hand when doing projects. I love my Gingher Embroidery Scissors because I can clip loose threads with ease.
because I can clip loose threads with ease.