Our goal is to provide a selection of innovative, quality tools and supplies to make your hobby time as effortless and as pleasurable as possible. Check back frequently as we highlight new arrivals. Of course, we have more goodies in-house, so we invite you to come visit and see what's here.
Our goal is to provide a selection of innovative, quality tools and supplies to make your hobby time as effortless and as pleasurable as possible. Check back frequently as we highlight new arrivals. Of course, we have more goodies in-house, so we invite you to come visit and see what's here.
Our goal is to provide a selection of innovative, quality tools and supplies to make your hobby time as effortless and as pleasurable as possible. Check back frequently as we highlight new arrivals. Of course, we have more goodies in-house, so we invite you to come visit and see what's here.
Our goal is to provide a selection of innovative, quality tools and supplies to make your hobby time as effortless and as pleasurable as possible. Check back frequently as we highlight new arrivals. Of course, we have more goodies in-house, so we invite you to come visit and see what's here.
Our goal is to provide a selection of innovative, quality tools and supplies to make your hobby time as effortless and as pleasurable as possible. Check back frequently as we highlight new arrivals. Of course, we have more goodies in-house, so we invite you to come visit and see what's here.
Our goal is to provide a selection of innovative, quality tools and supplies to make your hobby time as effortless and as pleasurable as possible. Check back frequently as we highlight new arrivals. Of course, we have more goodies in-house, so we invite you to come visit and see what's here.
Reminiscent of a miniature rug hook, this little doodad is an invaluable tool at your serger (on in your fabric care kit). Originally intended to gently hold snagged knit yarns to draw through to the back side, it's also fantastic for threading "tails" under a serged stitch, looping around the serger chain-off and drawing back under the stitching to neatly secure it.
