WeAllSew National Sewing Month Challenge: Week 3
Welcome to the third week of our WeAllSew National Sewing Month Challenge! You can read all about our month-long challenge (and the fabulous prizes you could win) in our post here.
Our third weekly challenge is…
Sewing Tool You Can’t Live Without
It’s all about the tools! What is the one sewing tool that you just cannot live without? Upload photos and a short description in a post to our Community Section “National Sewing Month Challenge 2018” section by Sunday, September 23, and you’ll be entered in our contest for a chance to win this week’s prize. Fans who enter all four of our weekly challenges will automatically be entered for a chance to win our grand prize! If you’re not familiar with posting in our WeAllSew Community section, click here to see all the details.
Our National Sewing Month Challenge Week 3 prize is one Olfa Ergonomic 45mm Rotary Cutter! This tool is shaped perfectly for comfort when cutting.
To read the WeAllSew National Sewing Month Challenge contest rules, click here.
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28 comments on “WeAllSew National Sewing Month Challenge: Week 3”
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I cant live without most of all is my Bernina Sewing machines, 880, 820. and 350. They are the most important tools of my trade. (COULD NOT POST PHOTO)
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There are so many useful tools that it’s really hard to pick one. But the trio of a rotary cutter, self-healing cutting, and acrylic ruler top my list. I tried to paste a photo but it didn’t work!
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I cannot live without my trusty seam ripper(s). I have one stashed at different locations around the house and in my various totes that I take to sit and sews.
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My Bernina sewing machine, of course, but next to that would be some very fine pins that allow me to match seams without any bulk or shifting.
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Rotary cutter!
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My most necessary tool is a seam ripper.
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I would think my favorite sewing tool would be my two Bernina machines-440 QEE and 350!!
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I just can’t live without my ergonomic screwdriver to help me loosen the screw to change my needle since I am older& have carpel tunnel.
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can’t live without my clip on little scissors .I’m lost without them. they just happen to be tula Pink
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My Gingher scissors
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My wonderful seam ripper. Without its forgiveness I would have never made anything it makes anything doable.
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I practice the art of reverse sewing and also teach it so my Clover ripper would be it.
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SO many tools to choose from in the basics. Now if we talk piecing I would say fork pins are my must use item. Slows down my piecing, yes. But if your like me; over critical. Then it’s a must for those lines to meet.
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I consider my trusty Bernina a machine so that makes a rotary cutter my favorite tool. There is no way I could cut accurately without it. . . wide strips, squares, slivers or curves, it does it all in the exact size or shape needed.
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I find my Bloc-Loc half square triangle trimmer so helpful.
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What tool can’t live without?……. one tool leads to another…. rotary cutter, mat, ruler, sewing machine, That Purple Thang, scissors, ripper(unsew tool)… it’s a chain reaction!
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Just can’t live without my clapper.
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I cant live without my seam ripper
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I can’t live without my thread clippers that can hang from a lanyard on my neck. So easy to find and use!
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Together with my Bernina 780, I must say that my family thinks my darning foot is THE MOST IMPORTANT sewing tool! I’m forever mending rips and tears in all of my family’s clothing using that valuable darning foot…
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I think I’m with the majority of commentators that the rotary cutter is my most useful tool.
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An excellent pair of fabric cutting scissors is a must have tool in my sewing room.
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My favorite tool is my scissors!! Then my laptop of course.
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My favorites include those little clips that oftentimes take the place of pins!
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I posted a picture and comment in the blog for the National Sewing month section but it isn’t appearing here. So, my favorite tool is the turning tool… However, I have many of them…
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I consider my Bernina embroidery machine a tool the same as a carpenter has his power saws, drills, etc. I have had 3 other sewing machines over the course of my life before recently getting my first Bernina. When I took my first class to learn about it all I could think was WOW…this is something else entirely It has many “tools” built in, but has the ability to do so much more than my previous machine which was also a well known brand. I am so looking forward to my Bernina experience & learning my machine thoroughly to create beautiful items.
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I need my rotary cutter. If fact, the prize is my favorite one.