Store - Notions
Welcome to our Notions category, the ultimate treasure trove for all your sewing and quilting needs. Discover the perfect additions to your sewing kit and fuel your creativity with our comprehensive array of sewing and quilting notions.
Heat Resistant Template Plastic
I have been working with a heat resistant template plastic for many years to do prepared edge hand and machine applique techniques. Recently I found a plastic I like just a little better. It is writeable on both sides. It holds up beautifully using a medium dry heat setting on the iron. More good news.....it feeds through the copy machine with ease. I am loving this new plastic. To find out more see the "Free Tutorials" at the top of the website page. Package includes four sheets that are 8 1/2" x 11". Recommended retail is $12.95.$12.95 |
Karen Kay Buckley Perfect Sewing Caddy
The Karen Kay Buckley Perfect Sewing Caddy, designed by Todd Sheetz, is a great solution for organizing your sewing notions and supplies no matter what kind of sewing and crafting you like to do. The compact size, sturdy molded shape, and multiple storage areas make this organizer portable and essential for stitchers of all kinds to organize their notions and tools.
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Karen Kay Buckley Perfect Thread Bags Assorted Colors
Each pocket has a strip of ultra suede and a zipper across the top. To use, open the zipper and place spools of thread across the row. Before closing the zipper, thread a strand of thread from a spool and then take the needle through the ultra suede. Assorted Colors - no choice. Sturdy fabric case opens up to 11in x 25.5in, and closes to 11in x 8in for easy storage.
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Quilt Notes Graph Paper Notebooks
Our 48-page pocket-sized notebook measures 3-1/2in wide by 5-1/2in tall and is bound by two staples on the left side. The inside pages are 1/4in grid and a handy place to store your ideas and sketches. The top right and bottom corners are rounded to avoid wear and tear. The inside front and back covers are full of measurements, facts, guidelines, and acronyms for Quilters.
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The Original Gypsy Quilter Gypsy Gripper
The Original 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 4in wide and 12.5in long - excluding the hang hole - to be effective.
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The Gypsy Quilter Little Gypsy Gripper 2-1/4in
The Little Gypsy Gripper is designed with a suction cup that attaches to any smooth ruler or template surface. The Gripper ensures complete control of your small rulers and templates, and keeps your fingers out of harm’s way - making this a must have for any new or young quilter! This smaller size is also perfect for long arm quilters. Hold the templates with the Little Gypsy Gripper to protect fingers when stitching. Note: The ruler or template must be at least 2.25in or larger – excluding the hang hole – to be effective.
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The Gypsy Quilter No Slip Grip Dots
Ruler slipping got you down? Not anymore! Simply apply The Gypsy Quilter Ruler Dots to the underside of your ruler- and slip no more! Contains 24 large grips and 24 small grips per package.
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Jelly Roll Bowl Cozy Template
Fast and fun way to make a bowl cozy using Jelly Roll™ strips. Template contains detailed instructions. Note- you must use 100% Cotton, 100% cotton batting and 100% cotton fabric for this project.
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Zipper Jig Gypsy Purple
Use The Zipper Jig to easily add a custom zipper pull to zipper on a roll tape. The Zipper Jig will accommodate size 3, 4-1/2 and 5 zipper on a roll tape and pulls. Available in Bohemian Blue and Gypsy Purple |
The Gypsy Quilter Sewing Machine Screwdriver Set
The compact size of these tools allows you to get into those hard to reach spaces on your sewing machine and other locations. The grooved handles make them easy to hold and use. Set includes one Philips and one Flat screwdriver.
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The Gypsy Quilter Mat Cleaning Pad Heart Shaped 3-1/4in x 1in
This handy little heart shaped scrubber easily removes dust and fabric fibers from your cutting mats allowing the self-healing mats to heal. Simply slide fingers into the opening and rub along the surface to easily remove fibers and dust that keep your mat from healing. The different ridges on the cleaner make this a hard working scrubber.
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Wool Mat Cleaning Tool
Introducing the Gypsy Quilter Wool Mat Cleaning Tool, a must-have item for anyone who wants to keep their wool mat looking like new. This clever tool features a cylindrical cleaning blade, which you can simply drag across the surface of your wool mat to remove stray threads, lint, pet hair, and other debris that may have accumulated over time.
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Wool Pressing Mat 13-1/2in x 13-1/2in x 1/2in Thick
Press any pieced or embroidered block with ease. The density of this high-quality 100% felted wool mat localizes heat to the seams and stitches, effectively pressing both sides at once. An added bonus? The texture of the wool stops fabrics from shifting so there is no distortion when pressing. Tips and Tricks For best results, use a dry iron when pressing. When pressing an embroidered block, iron on the wrong side. The wool mat will cushion the stitches and retain the texture of the embroidery design. If the mat feels damp after use, hang to air-dry before storing. Wash the mat occasionally by rinsing it in cold water and hang the mat until dry. If you choose to use starch, wait to press the fabric until it is completely dry. . Starch build-up can scorch the mat if not cleaned properly. Recommended surfaces for the wool mat include Formica, Corian, stone, and metal (an ironing board). Wood and painted surfaces should be avoided. Never place the mat on a rotary cutting mat when pressing. The heat could warp the cutting mat.
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