Every quilter knows the importance of a good sewing machine and iron. But there are some often over looked tools.
I was recently the happy recipient of some fine tools made by Westenskow & Sons. A seam ripper, stiletto and a seam presser. These tools have hand-carved handles and are light weight. They are even flat on one side to prevent them from rolling off the sewing table (I don't know how many times I have had to search for mine on the floor in the past)
I was recently the happy recipient of some fine tools made by Westenskow & Sons. A seam ripper, stiletto and a seam presser. These tools have hand-carved handles and are light weight. They are even flat on one side to prevent them from rolling off the sewing table (I don't know how many times I have had to search for mine on the floor in the past)
I thought I was satisfied with my bamboo skewer, but have discovered using this stiletto so much more efficient. The seam ripper's shank is longer that the typical ones that I have used, and the one flat side makes it so much easier to hold.
I think these tools would make a great addition to any ones sewing box, or a great gift idea for you favorite quilting buddy (hint, the holidays are fast approaching!)
You can find out more information on these tools from Anne Henrie. There is also a demo of the seam presser tool.
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