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60/8 Machine Needles
£2.00This is a really fine needle, useful if you want to make a miniature quilt or undertake some fine machine appliqué.... -
Bondaweb (50cm)
£1.80How did stitchers manage before Bondaweb was invented? The technical term is fusible webbing, but think of it as a sheet of paper backed fabric glue, which melts when heated.…... -
Clover Chacopy Paper
£3.80Used for tracing designs onto fabric – meant for sashiko but can be used for any technique. Can be used again and again.... -
Clover Fine Patchwork Pins
£7.50By far my favourite pins. Fine and sharp, they glide into the fabric. They can also be ironed to no ill effect.... -
Curved Safety Pins
£3.40My preferred way of holding quilt layers together whilst quilting.... -
Fray Stop Glue
£2.70Does what it says on the bottle – also great for stopping ends from unravelling rather than stitching them in (but don’t tell anyone that I occasionally do this!)... -
Freezer Paper (50cm)
£0.50A really useful product for cutting reusable stencils or masks. One side is paper, the other side slightly plasticised. You iron the plastic (shiny) side onto your fabric and it…... -
Hexagon and Triangle Templates
£5.70My favourite English Paper Piecing Templates. Made from plastic, you can draw inside them to get the template on the paper and draw round the outside on the fabric. They…... -
Layer and Slash Cutter
£11.50This is a nifty tool, designed by those clever Clover people. It has one specific use – cutting top layers of fabric whilst not cutting the bottom layer. Use for…... -
Light weight iron-on Vilene
£2.00Good for backing thin slippy fabrics like some silks so they don’t move or fray whilst you are stitching them. Can also be used for backing paper that you want…... -
Loop Pressing Bars
£6.20The perfect tool for making beautiful bias strips or for cording tubes of fabric. Made from plastic, so no burnt fingers when moving them down the tube!... -
Lutradur Media Pack
£6.905 A4 sheets each of 30gsm and 70gsm Lutradur to experiment with. These can go through most home printers for great effects, without any damage (but at your own risk!)...
