JAPANESE SEWING NOTIONS

We pleased to announce we now stock these wonderful high quality sewing notions imported from Japan.

 
$12.95

 Extra Fine Silk Dressmaker's Pins from Japan

We pleased to announce we now stock these wonderful pins from Hisako Nakaya's Professional Sewing Supplies.  If you've purchased these pins from Hisako at the Puyallup Sewing Expo, and need to find more - look no further.  These super fine pins are a must for use with silk and sheer fabrics.  20 gram box. 


$10.50

 Very Fine Silk Pins with Glass Heads from Japan

We pleased to announce we now stock these wonderful pins from Hisako Nakaya's Professional Sewing Supplies.  If you've purchased these pins from Hisako at the Puyallup Sewing Expo, and need to find more - look no further.  These fine pins are a must for use with silk and other high quality fabrics.  200/ box. 

  
$16.50

Chakoner Refill - $4.50


 Dressmaker's Chakoner - From Japan.

This is the original chalk marker imported from Japan.  No more messy fingers, no more breakage, and no more sharpening.  The powered chalk is encapsulated in the small black, heart-shaped plastic case.  A serrated wheel located in its tip, allows a very vine line to be drawn.  Choose from white, blue, pink or yellow.  Refills available.
 



FINE COTTON BASTING THREAD - From Japan

This thread is ideal for making tailor tacks - unique because it will not slip out of the fabric.  Cut one end and wear it around your neck.  Conveniently pull a strand out as needed.  The thread breaks easily when it is ready to be pulled out.  This fine cotton basting thread is the top of the line for basting quilts, garments, and other projects.

Remove the basting threads by snipping the basting threads every three or four inches and remove them gently. Never pull out long basting threads.

Approx. 420m / 490 yards per skein.

Ivory - $ 3.25 skein
Pink, Yellow or Blue - $3.75 skein

 BLUE CURRENTLY ON BACK ORDER

 


$ 6.50

 FINE SILK BASTING THREAD - From Japan

When constructing silk, velvet and woolen garments it is sometimes necessary to press the garment before removing the basting thread. To avoid the marks of the basting threads showing after the pressing,  use silk thread for basting instead of the usual cotton thread. The silk thread will not leave any marks.

Remove the basting threads by snipping the basting threads every three or four inches and remove them gently. Never pull out long basting threads.

80 meter card.

 


$ 7.25

 		TWEEZERS

Clover Tweezers imported from Japan.  They have a flat-front edge with an ultra-sharp point for easier use.  As seen in the September 2005 issue of Threads magazine.


$ 4.95

 		Sewing Needle Assortment from Japan - Round Case

23 Fine sewing needles in assorted sizes.
 

 
$ 28.95

 		Japanese Needle Assortment in Black Case

Japanese sewing needles, hard steel, very sharp, in assorted sizes.
Assortment includes 10 sizes, 5 needles of each size.  Needle length sizes range from 1 1/8" (smallest size) to 1 1/2" (longest size).


 

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