Clover Flower Head Pins
Boxed. Thicker size of Flower Head pins. The flat head is convenient for machine stitching. Head is not heat-resistant Do not apply iron directly. Size is .70mm x 54mm.
The leather stretches and fits snug on the finger and will not damage the thread. Just slip the thimble between the second and third joint of the middle finger and place the top of the needle in the indentation for a firm hold.
Clover Protect and Grip Thimble Small
Scallop design provides breathability, keeping the finger cooler. Excellent elasticity helps the thimble form to your fingertip for a light fit! Safe & smart with a ridged & dimpled metal cap which holds the needle tip in place. Push your needles in safely and confidently.
These exclusive Watcher SewTites coordinate perfectly with Libs' latest The Watcher fabric collection. Shipping just in time for Halloween stitching, mid-October.
These babies are limited edition – i.e. once they're gone, they're gone – so pre-order now to ensure you get a pack (or more)! To use, simply slide (don't pull) the magnet apart, align with the pieces you need to sew together, snap on the SewTites, and sew.
No more hand fatigue.
No more working around clips and pins.
No more moving clips and pins.
Each package includes 5 Libs Elliott Watcher SewTites – price includes US shipping!
Watcher Dimensions: 0.75in x 1in (19 x 25.4 mm), with 2 strong earth magnets on back (same strength as Tula hearts and Minis)
Color: Purple
Made of: Plastic and Metal
Use: Magnetic Sewing pins
Size: 1in x 0.75in
Included: 5 magnets per package
Unicorns do exist in these Tula Pink fan-favorite pins.These 2-inch and 0.55mm diameter pins with Imaginarium Unicorn head will add an extra element of fun to your project.
Longarm Quilting Pins 144 ct
2in pins with white pear-shape heads are sharp enough to pierce multiple layers of fabric and long enough to take a deep bite into the quilt sandwich. Each box contains 144 pins, enough to pin even a king-sized quilt and will last you for years.
Shigaraki ware pottery with a button motif, made by Meizan Gama, a ceramics manufacturer founded in 1622 in Koka, Shiga Prefecture. Shigaraki ware is distinguished by its earthy charm, which conveys a sense of simplicity and robustness. Its profoundly fascinating look has a connection with the spirit of "wabi-sabi" (the beauty of natural imperfection), and it has produced countless masterpiece tea utensils. The skilled craftspeople at Meizan Gama continue to create works with warmth, with the living thing that is the earth firmly within their view. Great care has been put into the application of the glaze and the choice and use of firing methods, so that you can feel the warmth of both the earth and humanity emanate from within these small buttons. Magnets are inserted in the buttons, allowing you to use these items as small pin cushions when you want to give your needles a rest. They can also be used as paperclip holders or decorative magnets, or even enjoyed as interior ornaments or stationery items that add color to your living space.
Shigaraki ware pottery with a button motif, made by Meizan Gama, a ceramics manufacturer founded in 1622 in Koka, Shiga Prefecture. Shigaraki ware is distinguished by its earthy charm, which conveys a sense of simplicity and robustness. Its profoundly fascinating look has a connection with the spirit of "wabi-sabi" (the beauty of natural imperfection), and it has produced countless masterpiece tea utensils. The skilled craftspeople at Meizan Gama continue to create works with warmth, with the living thing that is the earth firmly within their view. Great care has been put into the application of the glaze and the choice and use of firing methods, so that you can feel the warmth of both the earth and humanity emanate from within these small buttons. Magnets are inserted in the buttons, allowing you to use these items as small pin cushions when you want to give your needles a rest. They can also be used as paperclip holders or decorative magnets, or even enjoyed as interior ornaments or stationery items that add color to your living space.
“Hasami Ware” has a history of about 400 years, and has been widely produced since the Edo era and many people feel familiar with it. This is a ceramic spool which has been made by Cohana in collaboration with Ishimaru Togei, a company that was founded in 1948 and has their pottery workshop in Hasami. The beautiful spool has an exquisite glaze that brings out its simple texture and a quality that is unique to ceramics that have been fired in low temperatures. The magnet is built into the spool and catches needles and clips, so that it can be used as a magnet pin cushion or clip holder. Available in Cohana's five colors. A cute magnet spool which will make you want to collect all colors.
Clover Protect and Grip Thimble Medium.
Scallop design provides breathability, keeping the finger cooler. Excellent elasticity helps the thimble form to your fingertip for a light fit! Safe & smart with a ridged & dimpled metal cap which holds the needle tip in place. Push your needles in safely and confidently.
SewTites Minis are a magnetic way to pin when you can't! Use Minis when working on smaller quilting and sewing projects than our original model will fit on – especially EPP! No more hand fatigue. Easily hold thick materials together. No more breaking clips and pins. Safe to use with your computerized sewing machine!
SewTites Dots are a magnetic way to pin when you can't! Use Dots when working on extremely small EPP projects, wool applique, and more! The magnets in our Dots are extremely powerful and will hold very thick projects together! No more hand fatigue. Easily hold thick materials together. No more breaking clips and pins.
SewTites are a magnetic way to pin when you can't! Our Mixer pack includes 5 each of our Original, Minis, and Dots. Perfect for the sewist and quilter who does a bunch of different types of projects! Simply align the pieces you need to sew together, snap on the SewTites, and sew! No more pin holes. Easily keep thick materials together. Won't break like clips.
Shigaraki ware pottery with a button motif, made by Meizan Gama, a ceramics manufacturer founded in 1622 in Koka, Shiga Prefecture. Shigaraki ware is distinguished by its earthy charm, which conveys a sense of simplicity and robustness. Its profoundly fascinating look has a connection with the spirit of "wabi-sabi" (the beauty of natural imperfection), and it has produced countless masterpiece tea utensils. The skilled craftspeople at Meizan Gama continue to create works with warmth, with the living thing that is the earth firmly within their view. Great care has been put into the application of the glaze and the choice and use of firing methods, so that you can feel the warmth of both the earth and humanity emanate from within these small buttons. Magnets are inserted in the buttons, allowing you to use these items as small pin cushions when you want to give your needles a rest. They can also be used as paperclip holders or decorative magnets, or even enjoyed as interior ornaments or stationery items that add color to your living space.
Shigaraki ware pottery with a button motif, made by Meizan Gama, a ceramics manufacturer founded in 1622 in Koka, Shiga Prefecture. Shigaraki ware is distinguished by its earthy charm, which conveys a sense of simplicity and robustness. Its profoundly fascinating look has a connection with the spirit of "wabi-sabi" (the beauty of natural imperfection), and it has produced countless masterpiece tea utensils. The skilled craftspeople at Meizan Gama continue to create works with warmth, with the living thing that is the earth firmly within their view. Great care has been put into the application of the glaze and the choice and use of firing methods, so that you can feel the warmth of both the earth and humanity emanate from within these small buttons. Magnets are inserted in the buttons, allowing you to use these items as small pin cushions when you want to give your needles a rest. They can also be used as paperclip holders or decorative magnets, or even enjoyed as interior ornaments or stationery items that add color to your living space.
Shigaraki ware pottery with a button motif, made by Meizan Gama, a ceramics manufacturer founded in 1622 in Koka, Shiga Prefecture. Shigaraki ware is distinguished by its earthy charm, which conveys a sense of simplicity and robustness. Its profoundly fascinating look has a connection with the spirit of "wabi-sabi" (the beauty of natural imperfection), and it has produced countless masterpiece tea utensils. The skilled craftspeople at Meizan Gama continue to create works with warmth, with the living thing that is the earth firmly within their view. Great care has been put into the application of the glaze and the choice and use of firing methods, so that you can feel the warmth of both the earth and humanity emanate from within these small buttons. Magnets are inserted in the buttons, allowing you to use these items as small pin cushions when you want to give your needles a rest. They can also be used as paperclip holders or decorative magnets, or even enjoyed as interior ornaments or stationery items that add color to your living space.
A tiny sewing box packed with Ishikawa's uniqueness!
The wooden box cradles the following exquisite items:
2 colors of sewing thread on wooden spools that fit perfectly in the box
The tiniest pin cushion -- only 1 cm! -- made of vintage shibori-dyed silk
2 easy-thread sewing needles that are a specialized needle to allows the thread to pass through the needle hole by simply putting a thread in the groove on the needle and pushing it.
A plum-shaped magnet that holds a tiny thread snips, which are the smallest stainless steel scissors in Japan with a total length of 45 mm. They have excellent sharpness.
The surface of the paulownia box has a luxurious lacquer finish. This is Yamanaka-nuri and it is available in two paint colors, vermilion and black. It's soft to the touch and will last for decades.
Made by hand in Japan
HIRO Co., Ltd., is a company with over 85 years of experience in Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan. The company collaborate with Kanazawa-based artisans to create the contemporary and playful products for daily life using with the multiple traditional crafts inherited in Kanazawa, Ishikawa, such as the Kutani porcelain and Yamanaka Lacquerware.
Hiro's work with distinct designs adapting traditional craft techniques nourished in Ishikawa Prefecture are very popular in Japan and highly regarded around the world. They are selected in shops associated with museums or art galleries.