Sewing
Everything for the machine table
Thread, needles, cutting tools, measuring tools, notions, patterns and trims for garment sewing, quilting, bag making and repair. Chosen so the tools stay out of the way of the work.
Shop sewing by task
Sewing covers the whole workflow, from cutting the first piece to pressing the last seam. Start where your project is.
How we choose sewing supplies
- Tools are selected for how they hold up over repeated use, not for how they photograph.
- Thread, needles and blades are listed with the weight, size or point type so you can match them to your cloth.
- Patterns are listed with the size range and finished garment measurements the designer publishes.
- Where a product is sold by length, the listing states the unit and how it is cut.
Pair it with fabric
Most sewing projects start with cloth. Fabric is cut to order by the yard, so order thread, interfacing and closures at the same time and everything ships together.
Questions people ask
- What sewing supplies do I need to start?
- A sewing machine or hand needles, thread that suits your cloth, sharp fabric scissors or a rotary cutter and mat, pins or clips, a tape measure and a seam ripper. Add specialist tools as specific projects call for them rather than buying a full kit up front.
- Which needle should I use?
- Match the needle to the cloth: universals for most wovens, ballpoint or jersey for knits, denim or jeans needles for heavy twill and canvas, and topstitch needles for thicker decorative thread. Every needle listing states the point type and size.
- Do you carry supplies for quilting as well as garments?
- Yes. Quilting cottons, batting, rotary cutting tools, rulers, piecing thread and binding all sit within sewing, and quilt patterns are listed alongside garment patterns.
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