New (To Me) Sewing Tools I Tried and Love

I love this way for labeling scissors. The leather looks so nice and the label is nice as big. The leather is really soft so it doesn't irritate my hands or get in the way. I have one on my big shears and on my tiny scissors.

I love a good label and these ones are amazing. They are made to be on knit fabric so they move and stretch with the fabric, but they are soft and don't irritate your skin. They can be ironed with just a regular iron, and they are really cute.

I did the tag countdown calendar last year, and it was so enjoyable to see what new tags there were each day. Each day had three tags, so I'm going to have tags for awhile!

I love a good sewing sticker and have slowly been collecting them. I love all of these stickers but I chose the heart sewist with all the little sewing icons. Its so cute!

This seam guide is not recommended for electronic sewing machines, but I actually bought it to help my daughter learn to sew and follow the seam guide. The magnet goes onto the foot plate next to the sewing machine foot to guide her. I love it!

Every time I turn my machine on and this lamp turns on, I'm grateful that I have it. The lighting is perfect and makes such a difference in my sewing room. I'm not straining my eyes anymore!

I've been using a tape dispenser for awhile and love the ease of it, but it just broke and I needed a new one. I picked this cute narwhal one since it's just adorable!

I've struggled with bobbin storage for years because with my current set up I need something long and thin. All the bobbin storage I've seen online is wide or square. I've been using two bobbin boats for awhile and it's the perfect solution to my problem. It fits nicely in my drawer, and each boat holds ten bobbins.

I've done a whole post reviewing seam rippers, and this one was the clear winner. I love the Clover seam ripper.

I often do hand sewing on the couch at night while I watch a sew. This little caddy is the perfect way to carry the tiny tools around. The sides are magnetic so I don't lose needles or pins, and there's a little thread cutter on the top handle so I don't have to carry scissors with me.

I've tried different pressing and ironing boards for my little ironing space and this one is the best. The wool is great for protection the surface underneath and getting the fabric hot and steamed. It always looks nice too!

I've gone through a couple of different scissors, and right now these are my favorite shears. They are big and sharp, but they are comfortable for my hand. I love the color, and that they stay sharp.

I'm the person that always forgets to match thread when I buy fabric, so to fix my problem I finally bought Gutermann thread in all the best seller colors. Now I'll always have thread that's pretty close to matching.