Non-toxic, non-flammable, no odors. This seam sealant virtually eliminates fraying fabric. Dries soft, clear, and pliable.
Transfer Pencil: $1.50
Create your own iron-on transfers. This is great for taking a design from a book, or a sketch that you've drawn, and putting it right onto your fabric. Easily washes out.
Plastic Carbon Ring: $0.05 each 7/8" diameter 1/2" diameter
These plastics ring makes perfect pillow forms. 7/8 inch diameter rings are good for 1" scale, with a bit of stuffing wrapped around to soften the edges, The 1/2" diameter ones are good for 1/2"scale. They are also perfect as a base for miniature wreaths. You can cover it with snippets of thread, crochet around the ring, twin thin wires or waxed linen around, and decorate with bows, roses, little animals, etc. The possibility is endless.
Stitch Gauge: $3.50
Now you can enjoy the stitching instead of counting the threads with this sturdy plastic ruler. Works for 11, 14, 16, 18, 22, 25, 26, 28, 30, 32, 36 and 40 count fabrics. The three slits, and the clear black and red markings make counting thread much easier.
Needlework Finisher: $5.00. 8 ounce flip top bottle or wide mouth jar.
NOTE: This is temporarily out of stock. You may add this to your cart if you would like to back order it. Worried that the back of your mini stitching will wear out and cause the whole thing to fall apart? Brush this water based sealer onto the back after you are done to lock in the stitches. Your rugs and pillows will be hard wearing just like the real ones. It cleans up easily with a damp cloth when wet, dries up clear and flexible.
We all wish we have 20/20 eyes that never tires out, but the reality is often not the case. Here is something to help you with mini stitching, and does not interfere with any glasses you may already be using. Hang this magnifying glass around your neck for 2.5 times magnifying power, and two free hands. Try it out before investing more than $70 for the fancy ones.
