The wafer thin bits of at the end of a soap bar’s life make the very best (and cheapest) tools for marking dark fabrics (just let them dry out before use). Find more of my favorite “Sewing Tools to Use” HERE.
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From the category archives:
tools
Until I acquired this little gadget, my corners were either rounded or destroyed from careless prodding and poking with the wrong tool.
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This tool gives me the courage to add buttons and pleats to my creations without the headache.
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There’s no way I could have made the button loops for this little dress without it.
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Creating your own bias tape will never been more easy or fun.
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Use a pattern? Sometimes.Pin a Pattern? Never.
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A roll of paper used to cover exam tables from the local medical supply store–light enough to trace through and relatively inexpensive.
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It was only a couple years ago that I picked up a ruffler foot for the first time. Quickly I realized what I had been missing.Note: Bernina rufflers are super expensive. Mine is a Bernina compatable ruffler and I picked it up on ebay for $20.
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