It’s that time of year where I’m swearing that NEXT year, I’ll either buy all my gifts or start making them in July. I’ve been looking for small things to slip into zipper pouches & tote bags for the sewists in my life, and thought I’d make a list of sewing stocking stuffer ideas. I tried to balance cheap options with a little pricier ones- my family tends to treat stockings as another place to stuff presents instead of for smaller items. I’d love to hear if I missed any of your favorites! As always, it’s great to go check out your local quilting store, or suggest your significant other does, but I also understand that sometimes you’re up at midnight, trying to knock the rest of your list off, and want to order off Amazon with 2-day shipping.
If you’re in the shopping mood, check out my to gift too!
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How pretty is this from Lacebobbins? If you’re going to mess something up, now you can fix it in style.
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* are the bobby pins of my craft room, I know I have several but they always disappear when I need them.
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* is a fun little gadget to measure and mark seam allowances, I picked mine up on a whim but actually use it often.
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These are SO cool! I spent so much time making my first legit bag recently, and would’ve loved to include one of these.
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* are so nifty. Unassuming, but they work so much better than a safety pin to thread elastic.
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How cool is this necklace! A handmade, magnetic seam ripper that you can wear and use while you sew. *.
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Colorbok Thimble Pads* come highly recommended but I haven’t tried them yet.
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This is SO fun.
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* is practical and would easily slide into a stocking.
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*, for those who want to gift an experience instead of a thing. Print out a cute little certificate for it!
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My hangs out in my embroidery floss bag, making sure that my son doesn’t “borrow” my scissors.
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Have you ever seen a mini charm pack of fabric? They are tiny and so cute! Quilting shops carry them,
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* are nifty, they hold binding and applique together tightly. I have the poor-man’s version with alligator hair clips, but am hoping to upgrade.
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This tree stump pincushion from Hitree* on Etsy is TOO cute and looks so beautifully made.
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I rave about my Ginghers; these * would make any sewist happy.
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* is cute and cheery, perfect for any java loving sewing friend.
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* are so cute! These would be perfect to stick in your purse and dashboard for measuring on-the-go.
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