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Want to use larger spools or cones of thread on your home sewing machine, but the spool pin on your machine won't accommodate them? The Thread Stem is the simple, cost-effective solution.
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Works like a thimble, feels like a dream! Reusable self adhesive leather pad sticks to your fingertip and is tough enough to handle the heaviest stitching projects. Its lightweight construction gives you more needle control, so even the finest and most delicate stitching is a pleasure.
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Keep your ironing board safe with a silicone iron rest. Made with silicone, The Gypsy Quilter Iron Rest resists heat. The raised round dots also help the iron to cool down faster. The iron rest is 10-1/2in x 5-3/8in.
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You don't to experience ruler slippage any more!
The Gypsy Gripper is designed with two suction cups that attach to any smooth ruler surface. The Gripper ensures that even pressure is applied to the cutting surface so you can relax and rest your hand comfortably over the handle. Since no death grip is required, this tool is recommended for anyone with hand issues such as arthritis and carpel tunnel. Your hand is always away from the rotary cutter so your fingers are out of harm’s way, making this a must have for any new or young quilter! Note: The ruler must be at least 4 inches wide and 12 ½ inches long - excluding the hang hole - to be effective.
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The Binding Tool is a must have tool for every quilter. Use it to make the ends of your binding match everytime....or use it to make a braided quilt block. For binding: When you finish the last seam of the binding only an angled seam will work to reduce the bulk of this last step. Two cuts and two measurements and you're on you way to a great finish. This tool makes a perfect ending every time. 2-1/2in x 8in For piecing: See me use it in this episode of the Midnight Quilt Show to make a braided star quilt.
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Sale!The 90 Degree Triangle Tool is designed to work with Ombre fabrics. The tool aids in cutting the ombre into gradient pieces to assemble 90 triangles.
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Sale!The 60 Degree Triangle Tool is usually used with an ombre fabric to get all the colors of the ombre into a 60 degree triangle. There are other uses for the 60 degree Triangle Tool. Patterns are suggested for use with the tool.
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It pushes, pokes, pulls, p-fudges, p-turns, p-stuffs. It makes its own uses. Every quilter/crafter/seamstress needs one!
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Make your own templates. No slip and easy to cut into your template shape. Use a pen or pencil to write on the plastic. 2 sheets - 8 1/2" x 11"
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The Circle Cutting Mat by Sue Daley rotates 360 degrees, which makes it easy to move your mat instead of your project. It is ideal for cutting out shapes from templates. The 10" mat is self-healing and has inch grid marks.
