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OESD - Button Clips 10/pk (also called alligator clips) help make freestanding lace assembly a pinch. Place the button clip over an assembled loop and button to temporarily secure the connection while you complete other areas of the structure. 10 button clips per package.
Amazing customer service, there was an issue with my order when it arrived but it was no problem at all to get it fixed! Can’t wait to finish my quilt, will be ordering my next project here as well!
Beautiful…pricey…but, I’ve been waiting for it to be released to treat myself
The fabric was even more beautiful when I saw and touched it then on the screen!! Nice packaging, and short shipping to Alberta ( one week) was so happy to find this fabric in Canada. Thx again! Was not going to purchase from the US. It took some asking around, but I found you. I will be ordering again.
You will learn lots!!
What can I say. The fabric is beautiful. Fast and reasonable shipping. I’ll be back.
Magical place with the most knowledgeable and friendly staff. Classes to satisfy all your creative juices. Simply and amazing place I never thought I'd visit and now I can't leave.
I love the selection of exciting fabrics from this Canadian small business. Great communication and customer service!
Beautiful thread
Love this book. I've learned so much from it.
The purchase process was easy, the item was as expected and arrived quickly.
Such vibrant colours and creative, uplifting designs!! Love this collection!!
This class was a lot of fun and I learned a lot of new techniques. It was great having a pattern and fabric all assembled beforehand and taking it from there. It all came together faster than most things I make! I love how my new applique-d pincushion turned out -- and even better it's already hanging on the wall!
I am so glad I took this class. I had only recently purchased a new embroidery module for my Bernina 770QE and to be honest I was feeling a bit intimidated. But now, I'm using it like a pro!
Jenny, our instructor, took us step by step through the whole process of machine embroidery from (1) explaining the different types of fabric stabilizers and embroidery threads and when to use them; (2) teaching us how to correctly hoop an embroidery project and (3) teaching us how to use all the various embroidery features on our sewing machines, in particular how to use them to get the most precise and best results you could ever hope for, eg. how to centre motifs in the hoop and how to combine different motifs to create an even more interesting final project. All of this was hands-on, as we had our own sewing machines, which helped me to feel that if I could do it here then I could definitely do it at home as well! During the class, Jenny led us methodically through an embroidery workbook and each of the participants were given the same workbook to take home, which comes in handy to help refresh my memory of what I learned that day.
Thank you Jenny, for your excellent instruction and also for your seemingly infinite patience ; -). I really appreciate AQWC for offering this class and highly recommend it to anyone who owns an embroidery module and wants to learn how to use it to its' fullest potential!
I have been using Soft Fuse for years. Many of the ladies in Pearland Quilters group have changed to it when they saw all my appliqué work and the ease and use of Soft Fuse. I buy rolls of it on tubes when I attend the International Quilt Festival in Houston, Texas. I would buy at local quilt shops that carry it and craft shops that carry it. It has been difficult to get lately as they are all sold out.
The only thing I did not like about the yards of Soft Fuse I ordered from your business was how it was packaged.
My Soft Fuse was FOLDED and stuffed in an envelope! It being creased from the folding causing it to peal apart when I cut it. So areas were no longer to use. I was not happy about that at all.
