Subcategories

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  Needles

  Sewing needles are thin metal tools with a sharp end and an eye for thread. They come in different sizes and types: hand and machine, as well as special ones for different fabrics (leather, jeans, knitwear). Needles are used for sewing fabrics, embroidery and other types of needlework, ensuring precision and accuracy of work.

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  Pins

  Pins are essential tools for sewing, cutting, and crafting. They temporarily hold fabric layers, patterns, or details in place before stitching.

  Popular types include:
  🔹 Glass-head pins — heat-resistant, visible, and great for ironing
  🔹 Headless pins — thin and ideal for delicate fabrics
  🔹 Quilting/decorative pins — with large heads for patchwork and design
  🔹 Safety pins — for assembling, knitting, or embellishment

  Pins vary in length, thickness, and tip shape — choose based on fabric and purpose.

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  Threads

  Sewing threads are thin threads used to sew fabrics together by hand or with a sewing machine. They come in a variety of materials: cotton, polyester, silk, nylon, and linen. Threads vary in thickness and strength, and are selected depending on the type of fabric and product. They can be single-color or multi-color, serving both a functional and decorative role in sewing.

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  Centimeters

  A tape measure is a flexible measuring tape used for precise measurements in sewing, knitting, and other types of needlework. It is usually scaled in centimeters and inches, allowing you to measure fabric lengths, circumferences, and pattern sizes. The tape measure is convenient for working with voluminous and curved surfaces due to its flexibility.

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  Buttons

  Buttons are small fasteners used to fasten pieces of clothing or accessories. They come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and materials: plastic, metal, wood, fabric, and mother-of-pearl. Buttons can serve both a functional and decorative role, adding style and individuality to items.

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  Ribbons

  Ribbons are narrow strips of material used for decorative and functional purposes. They can be made of textiles, satin, velvet, lace and rep. Ribbons are used to decorate clothing, accessories, gift wrapping, as well as in handicrafts, sewing and scrapbooking. They can be plain, with patterns or decorative elements, adding elegance and style to products.

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  Lace

  Lace is a decorative openwork fabric made from threads that create patterns. They can be made by hand or machine, from various materials such as cotton, silk, synthetics. Lace is used to decorate clothing, underwear, accessories, tablecloths and interior decor, giving the products elegance and sophistication.

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  Snap

  Snaps are fasteners that connect parts of clothing or accessories. They consist of two parts that snap together when pressed. Snaps can be metal, plastic or magnetic and are used in clothing, bags and belts, providing convenience and reliability. In addition to functionality, they can also serve a decorative role.

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  Scissors

  Scissors are a double-edged tool used to cut materials. In sewing, fabric scissors are used to cut fabrics evenly, thread scissors are used to cut threads neatly, and zigzag scissors are used to prevent fraying of fabric edges. Scissors come in different sizes and shapes, and their important characteristic is the sharpness of the blades.

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  Zippers

  Zippers are fasteners consisting of two strips with teeth that are connected by a slider. They can be plastic, metal or nylon. Zippers are used in clothing, bags, shoes and accessories for quick and easy fastening. In addition to functionality, zippers can add a decorative accent to products.

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  Felt

  Felt is a non-woven material made from interwoven fibers, usually wool, acrylic, or polyester. It has a dense texture, is soft, and is resistant to wear. Felt is widely used in crafts, to create toys, accessories, decorative elements, as well as in sewing and quilting. It is easy to cut, sew, and glue, making it a popular material for creativity.

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  Iron-on applique

  Iron-on applique is a process of attaching decorative elements (patches, logos, designs) to fabric using a heat press or iron. The base is glue, which is activated at high temperature, providing a strong connection with the material. This method is widely used to decorate clothing, accessories or textiles, as well as to restore damaged areas of fabric.