There are so many great accessories for sewing fans - you just have to find them! In this post, I will show you the most beautiful gifts related to sewing.
Sewing machine brooch
Whether for a lapel or as a decoration on a bag: the beautiful little sewing machine* with glitter highlights is an absolute eye-catcher! Kept classic in black, it simply goes with everything. On the back, it is equipped with a hookable needle. This way, it can be used whenever you need a little reminder of your favorite hobby. :)Giving a mini iron as a gift
You surely already know that I am absolutely thrilled with this practical little iron*. I even have a tutorial here on the blog where you can make your own mini ironing board. That way, the hot little helper is always at hand for the next use. So it's a great combination of homemade and store-bought. :) Really great: the iron comes with a small silicone mat that serves as a built-in parking space. Very cool, I think!Voucher for fabrics & co.
With die-hard sewing fans, you can never be sure which fabrics they have already gifted themselves. A voucher is always very well received! It allows the recipient to really indulge in the assortment. I recently had the pleasure at Hemmers - with my gifted voucher*, which I redeemed at the branch in Lübeck. Since I live in Wotersen, it's not far to Lübeck anymore, so I am "visiting" there with great regularity. (I'll keep to myself here that after shopping I'm always so exhausted that I have to go out for a delicious meal afterwards). ;)
Sewing machine music box
The cute dove-blue music box* will surely be an eye-catcher in every sewing room! It, too, is in vintage style. And it has a small extra compartment where you can store ribbons, bobbins, or especially fine needles.Giving fine scissors as a gift
Hardly any other sewing tool makes a sewing fan's heart beat as fast as a really high-quality, expertly crafted pair of scissors. If they also look as wonderful as the classic from Premax*, then everything is clear! In my post All about scissors, I reveal what matters when buying scissors!
Giving a sewing thread assortment as a gift
Found a beautiful fabric but forgot the sewing thread? An enchanting gift for sewing fans is a sewing thread assortment* whose colors are coordinated with each other. Of course, not just for simple seams: Decorative seams with the twin needle also look fantastic tone-on-tone! Highly recommended (I have already mentioned it elsewhere):
Giving a sewing book as a gift
From my point of view, sewing is one of the hobbies where you never stop learning. Where you can always set new goals and master new challenges. A super gift idea for curious sewing fans is a comprehensive standard work, with which you can expand your sewing knowledge step by step! My favorite sewing book* is currently this truly great work with many tips on current topics!Giving a cutting mat as a gift
Anyone who sews a lot knows: after a certain time (and despite loving care), a cutting mat needs to be replaced! In my post about self-healing cutting mats, I have already introduced many variants to you. One of my favorites, which I have also given as a gift several times, is the one from Snaply. Why? Because the Snaply mat* is high quality and even includes a rotary cutter and a ruler! And at a very reasonable price, I think.Giving an eyelet set as a gift
Does your friend like to sew hoodies and bags? Then a set of colorful eyelets is just the right thing! They are super trendy right now and really jazz up a self-sewn piece of clothing in no time! The eyelets in this set* can incidentally also be used with the corresponding attachment with the Prym pliers* (which, by the way, are also a great gift for sewing fans!).Giving a chalk holder as a gift
One of my favorite sewing utensils is the chalk pencil from Koh-i-noor, the long-established company Hardtmuth. Koh-i-noor* sounds strange, but it's a fantastic story. The chalk holder takes leads that are simply inserted into the front opening. The plier-like clasp holds the lead in place. Great for dark fabrics or jersey! Why not order one for yourself? ;)
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