Quilting notions

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Top 5 Must Have quilting notions including best rotary cutter, seam ripper, scissors, and pins. Advice from May Chappell.

A hera marker is ideal for marking guide lines on your quilt because it only makes creases and not actual marks. Watch a video tutorial on how to use it!

What are Quilting Notions? If you are fairly new to quilting you may have only just come across the term ‘quilting notions’ and wondering exactly what that means. Fortunately, this is a simple one to answer. Quilting notions are all of those tools and accessories that are used when making a quilt. Some examples of quilting notions include: Scissors Thimble Seam ripper Fabric pens Rotary cutter Cutting mat Safety pins Quilting gloves Wonder clips Seam guide Quilting rulers Needles and pins…

As I was packing up to go teach a class the other day, I got to thinking about all the tools I needed to remember to bring. You know, all the items I would be so absolutely lost without in this won…

A zirkel magnetic tray is a must have to all quilters. It is hands down the best magnetic tray and the perfect gift for the quilter or crafter in your life. This post tells you the best pins for quilting as well as all of the notions and reviews on produc

The contents of Cheryl's sewing kit displayed on a plate featuring her favourite notions and go-to leather thimble. See more over on Shannon Fraser Designs' blog #whatsinyoursewingbag #notions #quilting

Wondering what type of quilting rulers you need? Choosing from so many options can be hard. Find out the rulers you need to make quilting easier.

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I've wanted to have a stack of design boards for a long time. They're super handy for keeping track of the pieces whenever you have a block that you need to lay out before you can sew it. The fabric pieces stick to the batting, so you don't have to worry about anything getting mixed up! To make the