A must have item for quilters. Used for accurate cutting and a straightedge for cutting with a rotary cutter. Available in a variety of sizes and styles.

Made specifically for use with rotary cutters to protect your cutting surface and the blade. The "Self-Healing" refers to how the plastic surface of the mat, when cut on, squeezes back together.

A rolling razor blade, made of high quality tungsten carbide, used for cutting fabrics into shapes strips and pieces.

Sewing scissors and shears are used for cutting out shapes and clipping threads.

An extra long measuring tape for measuring quilt tops, draperies, etc. 120" long.

For pin basting your quilt sandwich. Curved pins make it so easy to get all layers pinned and less damage to the surface underneath.

Made longer than other pins for ease of pinning quilting pieces. Shown here are the ball head and flat head pins. Other pins also available for specialty uses like appliqué and patchwork.

Also called an even feed foot, prevents puckered stitches, and helps to move the quilt sandwich through the machine when quilting.

A scant 1/4" is very important when quilting. This foot makes it easier to achieve an exact 1/4" seam. By using the edge of the foot as your guide line a 1/4" seam is achieved every time.

For marking temporary lines on fabric. There are a variety of pens/pencils for different applications. Some wash out, while others fade and some need heat to come out.

For erasing lines drawn on fabric by a quilting pencil.

Used for hand basting, sewing the binding on and other hand sewing applications.

Protects your finger when hand sewing. Available in different sizes to fit most fingers. There are metal and leather varieties.

Make your own template with the gridded or clear plastic template sheets or use a precut template to add creative flair to your quilt.

Made stronger, with a larger eye and a sharper point to go through layers of fabric.