I have way too many souvenir magnets. Thank you for that great tip on how to use them in the sewing room.

All great tips. You might have already mentioned it in a precious video but i do like Donna Jordan and i use a 3 lb hand wt to stabalise my ruler when cutting long pieces. Thanks so much..

Great tips everyone! I read a message post on another channel awhile back saying she used a piece of sheet metal under her cutting mat with button magnets to hold her fabric while cutting. Thought I’d share her great tip for a relatively inexpensive mock up of the sew tite(?) system.

Those self threading sewing needles are great when burying threads on the quilt top, especially those pesky short ones.

Great Tips. Thank you! I use painter's tape to remove the fabric bits from my jellyroll. I just wrap it around my fingers and dab the fuzz away.

I always smile when you talk about Harbor Freight. You are a fan! We have Princess Auto in Canada which is similar and I love going there to see what things they have that I can use.

loved the hemostat tips! would not have thought to use them to pull my needle or even thread a needle. Thank you!

Thanks for selecting my tip about the scissors and the wooden thread spools! I appreciate it. I love how you put all these together in a video. Keep it up please.

I always enjoy these hacks. My favorite and new one is the little magnets. I am making a mat for under my machine with hexies. Lots of hand work and threading Needles. What a great place to store or set them on when getting new thread. I have the rollers by my wool mat and machine to clean myself before leaving my sewing room.

Always such helpful tips & tricks! THANK YOU❤

Ooh, I love the tip about turning over the fabric for cutting. Helps seeing the lines on the ruler better too as I use rulers instead of the lines on the mat. Perfect!!

Love all the tips!!! Thank you!!

I bought a magnetic knife holder and fixed it to my sewing table. My seam ripper, scissors, tweezers and screw driver are right beside me!

I have one of those U shaped lights for hand sewing while I watch TV. They work great.

I use my room divider as a temporary design wall by clipping a large piece of flannel over it.

I inherited some cottons from years ago that had a shine or sheen to them that I thought I wouldn’t use …. Until I turned it to the wrong side. 😊.

One more perhaps? My “hump jumper” plastic piece has a little hole in one end, flat on one side, it’s there to hold my sewing machine needle in place while removing or inserting, I didn’t know it was there for the longest time.

I love that fabric line behind you. I recognize it. Really pretty

My tip, even if it does not need it clean inside your machine monthly.

The U shaped lights are wonderful. Careful that your husband doesn't "borrow" it. Thanks for the tips.

The U-shaped lights and the hemostat are handy for so many things, both sewing and cross stitching! I use my sticky roller for so many things-cleaning my cutting mat, my wool pressing mat, my ironing board cover, my sewing space, as well as finished quilt tops. What did we do without them 😄

Sometimes the obvious is the best tip. Turning the fabric to the wrong side is the best. My tip is to use "Ultra Washable Crayola" markers for registration marks when quilting or when I just need to mark something when piecing. Since I always wash my quilts when I am done, there is no residue left. They are cheap and the grands can use them when they come.

When hand sewing, I use a regular leather thimble on my middle finger and a rubber "finger cot"? on my thumb and pointer finger for pulling the needle through. They are sold at the stationary/office supply department. There are various sizes in the bag.

I use a small magnet to hold my needle when replacing it in my sewing machine, it's so handy and no chance of creating a burr on the needle. Hugs'n love 🤗🥰❤️

I also have issues with my hands! I use the fmq gloves when I piece to help hang on to the fabric. I also have the electric AccuQuilt and the True Cut system. Both are very helpful!

Nice ideas

I wondered where people got hemostats from! Now I know….off to Harbor Freight I go!

Great tips as always. I like the idea of spools for binding. I'll look into the clamp on drawers. That would help me. And just the other day I realized that turning the fabric really helped me see the fabric. Why didnt I think of that before? Thank you!

Love the tips and love your videos! I never miss them! You remind me of myself!😂

Love the tip about the magnets!!! Genius!

Great tips! Thanks for sharing them.

To mark cut fabric for a block, piece A, piece B, etc Use a label maker to make the letter/number labels to stick on the fabric clips and clip those pieces together, no pin holes. If you don't have a label maker, print the letters by printer or hand and stick them with pieces of packing tape. This works better with the larger fabric clips.

Thanks for sharing these!

love the lint roller!

Thanks for sharing!!

Great tips … thanks

Great list of tips😊

Great ideas

Good ones!

I always use notes to show the top of my quilt and backing before giving it to the quilter.

I use my sticky roller on my wool mat to get off those thread bits.

My machine came with an item to hold the needle to hold while changing. It’s a noun too use with bulky seams but there’s a hole in one corner. The hole even helps position the needle the correct way as one side of the hole s flat. It’s also helps hold buttons in place when sewing on b machine. Wish I could add a picture as I don’t know what it’s called. Amazon/Madam Sew called it the bulky seam jumper 🤷‍♀️

More great tips. I use my hemastat for holding my needle while inserting or removing from my machine. It's such an awkward task! I also use my long sewing tweezers sometimes for the same purpose. Why can't machine designers and manufacturers come up with a more accessible way to change the needle?

If you don't have a thimble, you could use a rubber finger from the dollar store, stationary department.

NEVER give someone a quilt top with a straight pin in it. Use a safety pin to attach the note indicating the top.

Ok, I thought thimbles were for pushing the needle, I've been using them wrong. 🤣

You camp?!?! Do you belong to the RV Quilter group?