 | Simplicity Bias Tape Machine |
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You Save: $39.43 (39%) | Includes machineAdditional tips available: 3/8-inch single fold...Iron settings similar to a regular iron- suitable for... |
 | Clover 28mm Rotary Cutter Blades, 5-Pack |
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Price: $9.99
You Save: $4.50 (31%) | Convenient for both left and right handersCuts fabric beautifully with just the right amount of...Package contains 5 rotary blades |
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Price: $60.56
You Save: $39.43 (39%)
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- Includes machine
- Additional tips available: 3/8-inch single fold tip,1/2-inch single fold tip, 3/4-inch single fold tip; 1-1/4-inch single fold tip; 2-1/4-inch quilt binding bias tip; 2-1/2-inch quilt binding bias tip
- Iron settings similar to a regular iron- suitable for cotton, silk, light weight wool, light weight home decor fabrics and more;
- Perfect for creating bias tape quickly and easily
Product Description
Have you ever imagined being masterly to make 12-feet of bias tape in as little as 60 seconds without passionate your fingers? Create 1-inch bias tape by feeding a cut fabric strip into a partiality tape tip and then to an iron press creating folded/ironed single fold influence tape. This phenomenal machine features include auto-feed; removable power rope; On/off switch; automatic shut-off after 10-minute of inactivity and multiple temperature settings for a contrast of fabrics and is extremely easy to use. UL approved. With the push of a button you can create up to 35-feet of habit bias tape with no burnt fingers. Perfect for apparel crafters and quilters identically. Machine measures 5 by 8-1/2 by 5-1/2-inch closed and 4 by 18 by 5-1/2-inch roomy and machine features enough room inside to store everything. Imported.
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- Convenient for both left and right handers
- Cuts fabric beautifully with just the right amount of blade exposed
- Package contains 5 rotary blades
Product Description
Cuts textile beautifully with just the right amount of blade exposed whether held upright or at an angle. Helpful for both left and right handers. 5 per package.
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- Try this handy tool for scrapbooking; card making; paper crafts; and much more
- Adjustable from 0 to 5-inch in 1/8-inch increments
- "T" Gauge
- Use this handy tool for marking button holes; seam allowance gauge; hem gauge; circle compass; T gauge
Product Description
A multi-working sliding gauge for easy marking. Use this handy tool for marking button holes; commissure allowance gauge; hem gauge; circle compass; T gauge and that is only sewing. Try this handy tool for scrapbooking; carte de visite making; paper crafts; and much more. Adjustable from 0 to 5-inch in 1/8-inch increments. Constructed of bogus. Imported.
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- It is also very useful for marking when you sew, stitch and do patchwork
- Markings easily wipe off with water
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What makes the unworkable soluble pencil useful is that it easily wipes off with water. This marking pen is suited for perfect marking, and it enables you to draw a fine line on cloth. It is also very useful for marking when you sew, stitch and do hotchpotch. 3 pencils (pink, blue, white)
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- Perfect for large projects
- Perferct for sewing, quilting, and crafting
- Mini iron ii adapter iron sold separately
Product Description
The mini iron ii adapter has four interchangeable tips. The monumental tip is one of them and it is perfect for large projects. Mini iron ii adapter iron sold singly.
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I Have A Notion: Clover and Nancy Zieman
Nancy uses in her handbag construction really caught my eye. It is basically a double sided adhesive (very good adhesive...really sticks if you know what I mean) and it adheres to fabric, paper, plastic or wood. Nancy uses it for the construction of her handbags. I could think of 1,000 uses for that wonderful stuff. I bought 3 rolls just for myself....no kidding. When I want to put embellishments or Punchneedle on top of other creations and I don't want the stitching to show....I'm using this adhesive!!! . Mary Jane discovered it at Quilt Market and it has been a huge....huge....huge success. I've lost count of the number of thimbles I've sold and everyone comes back to tell me how much they like them. Beware.....they seem to disappear quickly....someone asks to see it and yep.....it gets passed around and then gone!!! Truth is they are not stolen....I end up giving mine away....the person liked it so much I had to give them mine. Guess I need to carry a stash in my van ay?
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Don’t skimp on fabrics, because quality, tightly woven cottons will extend the life of your quilts.
Iron and Ironing Board - Any iron and ironing board you already have will work just fine. If you don’t own an iron, find one that’s fairly heavy, because it’s the combination of weight and heat that presses your quilting components. Cotton Thread - Put away the polyester and cotton-wrapped polyester threads you use to make clothing, because they’re too abrasive for a cotton quilt. You don’t have to buy lots of different colors of thread — either medium gray or tan usually blend with most fabrics. The same cotton thread used for piecing works well for machine quilting. If you plan to hand quilt, buy cotton quilting thread, but don’t use hand quilting thread in your sewing machine. is an expensive sounding name that describes a very simple tool–a place to tack your quilt blocks and other components up so that you can step back and look at them singly or together. One or two large pieces of white flannel work just fine. So does thin quilt batting. Blocks and other pieces stick nicely to both materials.
Seam Ripper - We all have to rip out seams once in awhile.
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Simple Things Here: Red Clover Clutch
Well, let's see....a little bit about me....As you might be able to tell I like to dabble in a bit of everything. I'm never really satisfied doing just one thing. As long as I can remember I have always been interested in creating things and working for myself. In addition to the bookmarks I made everything from bracelets to little yarn poodles and sold them in consignment shops. As I got older I continued on the same path and it led me to take my creative passion to a professional level with my photography. In my spare time I experiment with other arts that I love, like sewing. I've always got future projects rolling around in my head. Like right now I have some ideas for some clothing that I'm working on. We'll see what happens! I'm just an ordinary girl with an ordinary life doing what makes me happy. I have been making this style of clutch for only about three months but have been sewing since I was a little girl. I used to make "bookmarks" (which consisted of a strip of fabric folded over and sewn down the side) on my Cabbage Patch Kids sewing machine and send them with my dad to the pool room. I thought he could sell them to all of his buddies while they played pool. I sold them for a quarter a piece and he always came home with a handful of money for me. I was so excited at how well they sold and always kept a good stock for him to take with him. When I graduated high school my parents gave me this book called Daughters and marked their favorite pages with the bookmarks I had made! I still have them to this day and actually use them! I am married to the best man ever. We have no children and do not plan on having any (kids are not for everyone). We have a cat though (Toby) who we treat as our child. I love my family more than anything. Tragedy struck us a few years ago. It still brings tears to my eyes to see how my family pulled together and was there for each other. My mom is my best friend. She is the one person that I can tell anything to.
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