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If you don’t already use an iron when sewing, you will after reading this. Pressing makes all the difference between amateur level sewing and professional-looking sewing.

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The saying “measure twice, cut once,” was undoubtedly said by the owner of good cutting tools. Fabric can be expensive and without sufficient cutting tools you could ruin it, so we think it’s time to finally upgrade those tired old tools that just aren’t cutting it anymore. Certain materials require specialised equipment. Our extensive collection of tools are enough for any job with world leading brands from Eastman to Lightning, KM and Suprena. We’ve put together our range to cut any material: leather, cloth, carpeting, PVC, foam, linoleum, rubber, cork and more.

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Welcome to our beginner guide to starting machine embroidery.


What is the difference between machine embroidery and hand embroidery? 

Both machine and hand embroidery are fun, but they require completely different tools and skills. Hand embroidery has been around since ancient times and only requires needles, thread and fabric - although hoops are usually used to maintain tension on the fabric. Machine embroidery is divided into two types: hand sewing or drawing with a needle, and programmable machine embroidery.

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If you’re looking to expand your knowledge of sewing this Christmas, we’re here to help with the ultimate sewing machine bobbin guide. One of the most important little parts of the puzzle, bobbins are a crucial element of sewing and below you’ll learn what they are, their purpose, and tips and tricks.

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Machine embroidery is a fun sewing technique that allows you to personalize ready made items and custom sewing projects. It’s a simple embellishment to learn once you understand the fundamentals, because the machine does most of the work for you! Let’s delve in to the world of machine embroidery to see just how simple and fun it can be.

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