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Tulip Carry C Long Gray Case Empty gray case for the Carry C and Carry Long circular knitting needle ranges, same as those sold with the sets. Now you can create your own sized set. -
Feltomo Wooden Grip for 1 Needle Felting The single needle felting wooden handle is designed to be easy to grip and hold in the hand like a pen and the needles are replaceable. Needle not included
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Hancocks Square Garment Wax (box of 50)
Hancocks Garment Marking Wax / Tailors Wax also known as London Wax Crayons are suitable for use on wool or worsted materials and are usually removed from the material by a warm iron. Available in the following colours: White, Black, Blue, Fluorescent Blue, Fluorescent Green, Red, Natural, Yellow and Assorted. **Fluorescent Colours require a U.V light to be shown** The assorted range contains 50% white and mix of the other colours. -
Can be attached to table tops of varying thicknesses. The non-slip ring prevents the string of the third hand from slipping or coming off completely. To be used with the third hand. SKU: SC-036e( red clamp), SN-014e(Green) -
Bead Crochet Recipe Book Vol. 1 The Bead Crochet book covers a range of techniques including the essential basics required for bead crochet and patterns. Perfect for beginners.
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Feltomo Replacement Felting Needles Replacement felting needles available in 2 sizes and with 2 pieces per pack. This can be used without a grip if preferred but recommended with the Tulip Feltomo single needle and single & 3 needle wooden grips
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Hancocks Tailors Marking Chalk (pack of 50)
We make the chalk so that the mark will stay on whilst work is in progress and as easy as possible to brush off when work has finished (always test first).- Made in the UK
- Made from China Clay
- Used by professional tailors and dressmakers throughout the world
The manufacturers give no guarantee as to the suitability of these crayons on any particular cloth or material and recommend that a preliminary test be made before marking up. Marking should be done on the reverse of the material, but if this is not possible, test on a waste piece of fabric to make sure that the mark can be removed. Most marks can be removed with a brisk brushing, or can be washed out if the material is washable. Commercial cleaning fluids should be used with caution. -
Sashiko stitching is a traditional embroidery style from Japan. Originally used for repairs and reinforcements, in the present day it is more often employed for its decorative purpose. These 4 designs are inspired by traditional American quilts blocks. The 4 sets are: Sampler Square (KSW-005E) - Tulip Sashiko Needles (1), Sashiko thread Orange (5), Mustard (5), Blue (5), Gray (5), Pre Printed white cotton cloth (1) & Instructions (1) Farmer's Wife (KSW-006E) - Tulip Sashiko Needles (1), Sashiko thread Pink (5), Yellow (3), Navy (6), Light Gray (3) Pre Printed white cotton cloth (1) & Instructions (1) Grandmother's Flower Garden (KSW-007E) - Tulip Sashiko Needles (1), Sashiko Thread Variegated (15), Pre Printed white cotton cloth (1) & Instructions (1) Flower Baskets (KSW-008E) - Tulip Sashiko Needles (1), Sashiko thread Red (3), Yellow (2), Purple (6), Olive (3) Pre Printed white cotton cloth (1) & Instructions (1) -
Tulip Sucre Bead Crochet Carry Case Empty polka dot case designed for the Sucre Bead Crochet collection. Designed to fit 5 crochet hooks plus some accessories with in its inner pouch. The carry case can fit any kind of crochet hook. Now you can create your own sized set.
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Feltomo Single Felting Needle Soft rubber grip (TPE) dry felting needle. Custom-made needle point designed especially for dry felting wools. Anti-slip special rubber coating grip eases hand fatigue and allows a balanced punch. The safety cap is included.
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Tapestry Needles Assorted (Sharp Tip)
- Assorted needles of different thicknesses and lengths come in a portable handy case with magnetic button closure.
- The magnet attached to the case can be used to place or pick up needles.
- The sharp tip of the needle is convenient for binding-off and splitting the yarn to sew pieces together, such as when joining sleeves to the body.
