Yes and they have 25%/30% coupons regularly. They have very low-cost 100% cotton canvas drop cloths that can be used for quilting/craft projects. I also purchased 8 very light-weight saw horses for about $6 each on special - I set them up, top with construction foam boards, use the hand clamps to secure quilt sandwiches, and spray-baste. All of it is easy to set up and take down and easily stored in garage. Another tip - buy large 100% wool ironing mats at a tack store (they’re used for saddle pads) - about $20 vs $100+. Thanks for the pleasant, informative videos!

As a woman, I LOVE Harbor Freight! I've had two of the smaller magnetic bowls for years, but this red one just made me realize I could paint one the next time I have a spray paint project. I have a rolling tote that holds my machine. Bought a tool bag for my sewing machine tools along with some specialty tools such as the tiny cleaning brushes. I bought a 3 foot extension cord to mount inside my sewing cabinet so that my vintage machine has an on/off switch. Another is for my irons and the indicator light helps me to turn off my irons. The green frog tape is like old fashioned drafting tape and it will remove from most papers, including pattern tissue. They also have a nice assortment of steel rulers that the rotary Cutters can't damage.

Good video and as a reminder that sometimes the stores capitalize on a hobby when all along one can find doable products, better quality substitutes. My greatest and aha moment came when I saw someone promote Husky tables as a sewing table. I spent fortunes buying tables made of MDF board, wobbles when sewing etc. all low quality. I purchased for a couple hundred dollars a Husky worktable, adjustable heights, 2 drawers, on wheels. Love it. There are many different sizes as well. Another great purchase was 4 unfinished kitchen cabinets (with drawers) and then an inexpensive counter top placed on top for my cutting table and plenty of storage. Sturdy! Better quality and less expensive. Love what you shared. I will make a trip this week as I love finding good substitutes. Great job!

I buy their inexpensive painters drop cloths for fabric. My favorite use is to make reusable shopping bags! I also bought some rubber tipped gloves for free motion quilting, along with many of the things you have shown us! I always go to Harbor Freight with my husband! 😊

I went to Harbour Freight a few weeks ago and bought a lot of the same things you did. Great minds think alike. Thank you for sharing your finds. I think I spent more money there than my boyfriend did when we went together. I didn't see the smaller rolling tool boxes. Those would be great additions to any craft or sewing room. I also got a magnetic box of gloves holder and a magnetic paper towel holder there. I also like to paint on fabric among other things so they will come in handy. A lot of people have shared some great ideas in their comments. I just love when we build each other up and help each other out along our journeys. Thanks again for sharing your finds.

An eye opener for me. Those are a lot of cool quilting accessories. I had to laugh, my husband and I just went to Harbor Freight because he wanted to buy one of those tool boxes that went on sale and I just stayed in the truck to cross stitch. He has to wait till the color he wants to come in but I’ll be tagging along when that day comes and will be putting a few things in the cart. 😆 Thanks for the video. Now to make my list 😊

The green/red bigger magnet hooks you showed - I have the next weight class up in some just like those. I painted them white to match the white, metal sided barns in my yard. When I finish a quilt and need to photograph it I put safety pins in the top of the quilt and hang the pins on the magnets on the barn. The safety pins are barely or never visible and the magnets hold it up great while I get the shots I want. Just another idea for those.

as a single person, i take myself to harbor freight and I've always looked at tools as tools and not job specific. My work table is a metal prep table, so magnets from HF are great for holding down pattern pieces and fabric and more.

Thank you for this video!! I purchased a light strip from Harbor Freight that you can cut to whatever length you need, and it has a strong adhesive on the back and remote control. Even has different colors you can set it on! I cut it to fit on the underside of my sewing machine throat. It is so bright and awesome!! It has made my sewing experience soo much better, and the price was amazing!!

All good ideas! I use pipe cleaners from the dollar store to tie the electric cords neatly 😊

I caught your video this morning before I left for my oncologist visit. Simply brilliant. I stopped by a Harbor Freight store on my way home (never been inside one before) and purchased a large super grip, a mini suction cup, a telescoping magnet, and a magnetic parts holder. I am undergoing chemo now and have developed neuropathy in both my fingers and toes. I was able to purchase the grips for a fraction of the cost from the quilt shops. I will be able to continue my quilting with ease. Thank you so much.

Harbor Freight is the best kept secret for crafters, no matter what medium you work in. I just love when my hubby announces a field trip. I don't quilt, but I've bought many inexpensive paper crafting and book making supplies there. And yes, who wouldn't love those shiny, red tool chests! Thanks for a fun video.

Hello Michelle, I got excited the first time I went into a Harbor Freight shop many years ago. I was looking for something for my 55 Oldsmobile, instead I bought stuff for around the house, in my sewing kits and storage stuff. Their prices went to my head, I didn't have to walk all over Home Depot. I got an Oscilating multi functional tool, as seen on TV, My husband wouldn't get one, so I bought him one and he never used it. He gave it to a neighbor, so I got one, and used it. He thought it was great and couldn't keep his hands off it. But when I told him if he was going to borrow my tools, I wanted them back clean and in the box. You should have heard the rowe. I told him he's welcome to borrow it. I know where all my toys are.

Glad you shared this! I ♡ Harbor Freight Tools. I have been using their accessories for quite a while. One you didn't mention was the rotary tool replacement blades. They are listed under "carpet cutter" blades, but as with their other items, they serve the purpose quite well!

Harbor Freight is a great store for all crafters! I don't make quilts but I do make scrap books and hand made cards. I've found lots of neat stuff in this store. Thanks for the reminder to pop in to Harbor Freight again. I think this store is an organizer's dream store at a very affordable price. Great video!

I don’t do quilting but I have a craft room. I watched your video out of curiosity about the things you found at Harbor Freight. I’ve been with my husband to HF and found a rotating tier tray for some of my craft materials. It was not nearly as expensive as some I’ve seen in craft stores. It had to be assembled but my husband put it together for me pretty quickly. I liked your presentation style of showing what you bought but also including pictures of other color options. Every time I heard you say Quilt Room, I substituted Craft Room. 😉 Thank you for reminding me I need to visit HF. It has been a while! I told my husband HF needs to contact you about sponsoring a video. Yes, I think they need to do that! Good luck with your channel. I know it takes a lot of work and dedication to build a channel because our son has a KZfaq channel. 👍🏻

I've gone to Harbor Freight for years! I quilt, sew, etc (I have crafters ADD so there are many different types of crafts I do and I hop from one to another). There are so many little things there that are so helpful. They have small tools good for jewelry making as well! I'm glad you finally decided to go and you'll love looking for little treasures whenever you do go again. Have fun!

I am a crafter (sewing, crocheting, needlework). I found some neat stuff at Dave's Sporting Goods. I found a neat small mutli-drawer piece that I use for sorting buttons. The camping section has all sorts of containers. In the hardware store, don't forget the various metal washers that are great for holding paper patterns in place. All these are generally much cheaper than the quilting stores or places like JoAnn's. Thanks, Michelle, for your ideas. Love the big magnetic dish.

I've known of Harbor Freight items that can be used in a sewing room for years. (Since my hubby and I love to refinish furniture together, we go to Harbor Freight quite a bit.) I'm so glad that you did a video about it so other quilters and sewers can also take advantage of the cheaper products and still get great quality. Blessings!

Thanks for the great tips! I would never have thought to go into this store, nor to look for coupons. Love it when thrifty women share!!

I've bought several things from there. My husband goes a lot too. One of the things I buy are the rotary cutter blades. They are very cheap compared to the craft stores.

I am so excited that I am not the only one who found great things at Harbor Freight. Thanks for sharing your finds!!!

Great ideas. There is a harbor freight very close to me. I go there often because I also enjoy woodworking and I’ve seen these items but some of your ideas didn’t occur to me. I do have one very very handy quilting item that is truly a lifesaver for my quilting. I bought the black suction holders and stuck them to opposite walls over my bathtub. Now when I starch my fabric pieces and want to let them dry I hang them in there. I’ve grown to perhaps 8 or 10 now. I lace a light rope through them and hang dozens of fat quarters using small clothes pins. In the morning I can have them all down in less than 5 minutes and place suction holders in a bottom drawer in my bathroom. No damage to my wall tiles whatsoever. Thanks for sharing your clever ideas.

Thank you for this video! I needed a divided storage case. One was $30 at the fabric store, and a much studier one was $7 at the hardware store! I think it’s a case of “pink tax” where women’s products - the same items as men’s - cost far more.

I bought a rolling tool bag to carry supplies in. It is a large canvas bag with wheels and a handle like a rolling suitcase. It might even hold a sewing machine. Rolling it is easier than carrying all that stuff when you go to a class or retreat. I use it for art supplies when I go to painting class too.

The magnetic bar tool holder at minute 14 in the video is very strong. I bought 3 for my son a few years ago. I started unwrapping them and then picked all 3 up in one hand. My finger got caught between 2 of them and I had to call my son in to help me get my finger loose! It was painful and looked pinched for about 10 minutes. VERY STRONG!

On a recent trip to Harbor Freight, I purchased a Braun rechargeable LED Neck Light for less than $23. It's a hands-free light that hangs around your neck and the lights can be repositioned to shine where you need light. I also purchased a magnifier head lamp for less than $15. It's adjustable and also repositionable. Both items are great addition to my sewing/quilt tools and I use them often.

Thank you for sharing this. I love all of the great ideas. Glad I found you. You’re so cute and knowledgeable about cool ideas!

I love how excited you are about low prices for items we can use in the sewing room! My husband likes Harbor freight too. We have to drive about 30 miles to the nearest store, but I’ll definitely be wanting to go next time he’s going 😊Thanks for sharing info with us!!

I love the wooden “toolbox” I got from Harbor Freight. It has many little drawers, all felt lined. It’s very similar to a jewelry box-complete with a mirror inside the top.

I LOVE You 💕 You Are A GENIUS! Tomorrow is the 1st day of husbands vacation week, when I tell him I’m going to Harbor Freight he is going to laugh, because I never wanted to go there, but not any more!, can hardly wait to see what I find for my sewing 🧵 room! Thank You! 💕

They have a great set of dental picks for cleaning and using as a stiletto. Wonderful huge forceps for turning items and get a small set, too. I have their 36 & 48 in. Aluminum rulers for cutting batting and borders. They are thick and work well with rotary cutters. Speaking of rotary cutters, the HF ones are almost worthless for cutting fabric. Great for paper, though! They have small stubby screw drivers for removing the needle plates. I bought several! Steel measuring tapes are much cheaper there for measuring quilts. I also bought a cheap wider tape measure to cut up for Snappy Bags. Empty Chalk line and fill with quilters chalk for marking long quilt lines or measuring and cutting batting. Gardening gloves make great quilting gloves. I think I have everything you bought. Fun day at Harbor Freight! It's an hour and a half away but worth it. If you do any other craft, you will find tons of stuff so much cheaper than a craft store and definitely cheaper than a quilt store. Glue, tape, mechanical pencils...endless necessities for your craft, sewing or quilting studios, or just household supplies. Take your friends and do Harbor Freight and lunch. Great day!

I love Harbor Freight! I do a lot of wood working and get my saws and sandpaper etc. Never have I thought about quilting when in the store! What a fantastic video, now I have a a whole new reason to go! Thanks so much for another awesome video!

Michelle, I can't wait to go to Harbor Freight! How cool! If we save $$$ on tools/notions, we can purchase more material, etc! Maybe your “Wes” will invite your quilty friends/us to go along next time y'all go! Seriously, this was so fun & enlightening. I've shared this with a few of my “quilty friends.” THANK YOU!🙏🤗

I like the industrial look; it says I'm here to do business in my sewing room. Plus, the tools from HF spark imagination when my friends see them.

I bought a rolling toolbox for my quilt studio! Also bought a couple storage boxes to keep my cut squares I cut from scraps. Neat store!

Paint flowers on the magnetic dish or put stickers or decals on it to foofify it up and make it less industrial looking. Same for the suction cup lifters. You could use the magnet bar to attach the magnetic hooks to, also.

We recently got a Harbor Freight in my next over small town too. I went there about a month ago, and when I came in the front, I asked the checker if they had any art or craft things. She not only said no, she was rude and contemptuous. It was weird, and I just turned and walked out. She might be the exception, but I have a plan. I’m going back there with your link on a postcard, to share with her or the first staff person I see there next time. So more people can enjoy what you shared with us. Thanks so much. 🦋🌈🕊

Ingenious! I had to Google where the nearest Harbor Freight was located and was astounded to learn it was next door to our dollar store. The joke was on me! But anyways, I love the products you reviewed for the sewing room. Thank you for sharing!

My husband bought me the coolest “wooden workbench” that I made my ironing station out of. It has 4 drawers and a shelf underneath. It is soooo sturdy and stable and looks so nice! I can easily change out the fabric cover when I get too carried away with the starch!!😂

Oh my goodness Michelle what a little adventure you went on! The red pin tray was my favorite item! Will be visiting Harbour Freight soon! Thanks for the tip on useable tools for the quilt room!🌻🦖🦕🐝🌻🦖🦕🐝🌻

This was great info! I do not quilt, but I am a crafter and I have purchased some items from Harbor Freight just for crafting purposes! The clamps, screwdrivers and even the pkg of variety of pliers. My favorite item is an extremely small electric rotary saw! It helps cut small dowel rods, crafting sticks, etc. The only thing I didn't think of was the toolboxes and organizational items. Will keep an eye out the next time I go. Thank you so much for this video!

Here's my favorite Harbor Freight tool. The Central Machinery Long Reach Magnetic Pickup Tool with Quick Release. The release allows me to pick up pins etc. from the floor and then drop the pins onto a magnetic pin holder without getting stuck. I always get it out when hubby is assembling household items...screws fly you know. LOL Hope to get to HF soon. I want some of the glow in the dark rope to make a bowl.

I LOVE Harbor Freight! In addition to sewing, I restore vintage and antique sewing machines, and over the years I've gotten all kinds of cool tools and toolboxes from Harbor Freight that were far less expensive than I would have paid for the same item at a craft store. I actually really dig "industrial design", so the design of stuff from Harbor Freight is appealing to me. I've gotten gear grease and electrical supplies and sets of screwdrivers with tiny bits. I need to get some of those magnetic bowls and especially those clamps to attach to the quilt ruler. My BF is a contractor and I've borrowed those clamps from his workshop, but I have to put them back because he needs them. Guess I need a set of my own! Great ideas!

Wow, some of these were great finds I've been holding off on buying because purchasing them at a fabric or quilt store is cost prohibitive. Isn't it funny how we can find them much cheaper outside of quilt or fabric stores? Thanks you for sharing these, I'm headed to Harbor Freight with my son this morning to check it out!

My husband watched your video and bought me all three of the ruler suction based holders and a magnetic part holder, all on clearance and to surprise me! Great tips!

What a great video! I look forward to seeing your others. Thank you for sharing!!

What a great idea. I have never thought of anything but quilt shops. I love it!!

How funny! I bought some of the same items months ago when I saw them too, while shopping with my husband. I’ve been using the large magnetic holder for my pins & it holds the wonder clips too. I use the magnetic rod all the time for picking up dropped pins, needles & clover clips. The suction cups are great ideas for the rulers.

Michelle, you are seriously so much fun. I just get such a kick out of your enthusiasm! You give every one of your videos 100%. It is appreciated and can't wait for your next video. Thank you!

Great ideas Michelle. My hubbie loves Harbor Freight. I never would go with him, now I will.😁

You had me at the red magnetic bowl/pin holder!!! I took a screen shot so I’d remember and will try to find the nearest Harbor Freight😄😄😄

I bought my quilting table from HF after looking at it on 3 separate trips. It's great. Has 4 felt lined drawers and a shelf underneath. It's a wood workers bench and it's worth every penny. I see someone else had the same idea.

I have 2 of the tool boxes, bright yellow was my choice! LOVE them! So much storage capacity. We are thinking of redoing our kitchen and getting the large ones for the floor cabinets.

Just imagine shopping for the sewing room, or the painter room. There are several items that suits many hobbies.

I love Harbor Freight! I use the clamps to hold up quilts that were too heavy to just pin to my design board, I purchased a large drywall square to help me square up my quilt. My MIL just got a new industrial sewing machine and I stocked her up with three sizes of the clamps too! I think I'm going back to get the magnetic tray!

HF has saw blade (?) racks that are perfect for vertically storing rulers.

thank you sooo much for your video. Sewing/Quilting/Machine Embroidery isn't a cheap hobby. But it's the greatest. So it's great to same some money here and there. Blessings to you. Kay

I like Harbor Freight & bought some of those very same items from there recently. You’ve given me some additional ideas, so now I’ll have to go back!

The "rods" used for blocking kniited/crochet or other crafts were so expensive. My grandson, who is learning welding, turned me on to tig welding supplies. They even came in a heavy plastic case!

The toolbox (IN RED) is on my list! My husband bought me the red cart. I love it. Now wanting the magnets so i can store my rulers on the side.

Thank you for your ideas I haven't been there in along time I will have to go again and see the updated soon thanks

Thank you for the ideas I only went in there one time and that was for bungie cords. now I have to go in there with quilter's eyes like you did and see what's in there for my sewing room. thank you it is always an adventure to look for new products for my sewing room.

I have enjoyed shopping at Harbor Freight for years. My most recent purchase for sewing was a laser light intended for guiding radial saws. I attach it to my sewing machine as a fabric guide when I am doing straight line quilting. I did add painters tape over each side of the light opening so that I could have a finer guide line. (My machine isn't electronic so I didn't need to worry about the magnets.)

I have the bar magnets for use on my longarm. I float my tops, and use the magnets on the front bar to hold fabric in place. They are strong! The quilt police would probably not approve, but it works great for me, no problems, and so much faster than pinning. Thanks for another great video.

Great ideas for quilting! I love harbor freight! I go with my husband. And I love the gardening gloves for when sewing the quilted layers together. Helps move the material better.

I am a crafter and I find all kinds of goodies like you have found. Thanks for sharing and the best to you with your Harbor Freight finds.

Thanks so much for the great ideas!! I've never been to Harbor Freight, but will be making a trip there to check out these items!:) Thank you for letting us know about them!

I actually found and used a drop cloth for “cross stitch” fabric on the embroidery machine. Looks great and very inexpensive fabric.

Well, I never thought these tools were there! Thanks for this information! I’ve never been inside one of these stores! I’m excited to go now! Forget the husband!!

Thank you for sharing! This is great! I was just in Harbor Freight and I never even thought about quilting stuff in there! Wow! You have opened my eyes~!

About 4-5 years ago they had work benches that quilters were loving. I got one and love it. It has 4 drawers and a bottom shelf. It makes a great cutting or pressing table.

The long reach magnetic pickup tool with quick release is great to have. The best thing is after you have your items picked up by the magnet, take it over to a bowl or container and pull the release handle. Allow the items will drop and you won't have to pry them off the magnet.

Smart shopping! Thanks for sharing! I’ll definitely be making a trip to see what I can find! ❤️

Wow... I saw a couple of things I have but the one I really liked was the magnetic bowl. I was telling my husband about it, he went downstairs brought the very bowl up to me. lol I didn't know he had already bought one. I love the items you are showing. I even bought hemostats at Harbor Freight for turning projects right side out.

I have purchased the small suction cup handles, a right angle screw driver set for getting the screws out of the throat plate on my machine, small divided storage containers, and the small magnetic bowl for pins. Now I need to look for the brushes to clean out my machine and the twist ties. The big ones will be nice to help roll up the quilt for shoving through my throat on my machine for machine quilting. Thanks for the tips.

I bought a small mini rachet. I use it to remove the screws on my throat plate on my sewing machine. Awesome!! Especially great for those hard to reach places.

i love Harbor Freight. I don't do quilting but do other kinds of crafts.

Great video! Will definitely be checking all these supplies out at Harbor Freight. Thanks for sharing!

Love the suction cups…always went to Harbor Freight with my husband and I never noticed them…I’m going to be heading there just cause I want to get so of the things she mentioned..❤❤❤❤

Your video just popped up and I like it! I love red and use it in my studio as well❤My most recent hardware store discovery is a hand held magnifying glass with an optional light! Also nicely accented in red, made by MaxForce, I bought it so I could read the markings on a tool, but now I keep for threading needles while hand sewing😊 it was less than $12

I like the variety pack of tweezers!

What great finds you made! 😮😅😊

Harbor Freight has great plastic organizers at really good prices! Perfect for storing different feet, thread, bobbins. Checking it out

When relocating my sewing room I bought two metal rolling tables that were two feet by four feet at Home Depot. They sit back to back in center of my sewing room, they are cutting table height, each with two drawers and shelving rack underneath. They are on rollers and are black with a beautiful wood grain top. They are beautiful. They came in three different sizes. Also have a four foot metal ruler from Harbor Freight.

My husband loves Harbor Freight! Thank you for all these good finds. I’m definitely will be shopping there with him🤗

Great ideas. Thank you for sharing your experience with us. 😊

Oh my gosh! Thank you showing us this! I’ve been wanting a few of these but I didn’t want to spend that much money on them because I rather spend them on fabrics! LoL But now I can get those I’ve been wanting. Even if they was camouflage I will still buy it for that price. So once again Thank you for sharing this! ❤

I did get the telescoping magnetic thing for picking up pins at Harbor Freight. But you’re right, they do have a lot of neat things. I recently replaced my fire extinguisher and emergency lights there too. I also like the small blades they have (usually at the checkout) to open plastic packages.

This was awesome!!! Thank you!!!

thanks for all the good ideas❣️

I have a number of plastic rollers for use with rotary cutter, but I bought a long metal ruler to use as a straight edge when laying out strips to iron, a la Donna Jordan. I went to HF to get the drop cloth! It is a fun place.

Hi! Just came across your channel and had to subscribe! Thank you for sharing all of the great finds at Harbor Freight! Who knew? LOL! Blessings on your day Kiddo!🥰🌻🐛

A few years ago, bought myself a full sized 9 drawer rolling toolbox in blue from harbor freight, with the intention of using it for: gasp tools! Hubby built it in the living room (some assembly required) and was going to move it out to the storeroom the next day. As it sat there looking all pretty, got to thinking about using it for the sewing machine... By the time hubby got home, it was full of sewing notions, fabric and patterns, and the sewing machine & serger had permanent homes on top. It's tall enough to be able to stand and sew and the ironing board lives next to it! Nothing like an electric blue tool box in the middle of the living room as a focal point 😂😅 (Eventually purchased the matching magnetic power strip and spray paint can holder for spray starch 😂)

Thanks so much! Can't wait to make a trip to find treasures😂

Hi Michelle, I bought everything you showed from Harbor Freight like a year ago. The orange suction cups aren't too good but the magnetic trays are awesome. Thank You!

Im not sure if it came from Harbor Freight or an auto parts store but one thing that I have used a lot is a 4 pronged grasper-like the extension magnets, its great for grabbing things you have dropped-especially plastic (bobbins, Spools etc) that the magnet doesnt work on.

I never thought to post these finds. What a great job you did.. My husband went to HF and got me the telescoping magnet and I use it for when I drop and lose a pin or needle in the carpet. Best tool in my quilting kit. Yes ma'am. The brushes are a lifesaver. The last time I had my machine cleaned it cost a fortune. The little brushes put that off for a long while. I love HF as well as the Army Navy store. I have found some great canvas bags for travel and for several quilting projects. Again, Great Job!

Great ideas.

I love that store, my husband (Wes) also introduced me to it 😂 I haven’t been there in a bit but it looks like I need to. My last purchase from there were some moving dollies, I think that is what they are called. They are square shaped with wheels on the bottom. I put a couple under a old dresser, one of my kids moved out and didn’t want it. Now I can pull it away from the wall when I use my embroidery machine. I also love the tool box idea I have the Husky work bench from Home Depot for my regular sewing machine.