Some sewing supplies are not necessary, but certainly come in handy. This is also a nice list to ask for your birthday or the Holidays.
Rotary Cutter can be used for cutting your pattern direct into the fabric. I like the ergonomic rotary cutter (and off course the pink one). Clover, Olfa and Prym all have rotary cutters in there assortiment.
Cutting mats are used in combination with a rotary cutter. You''ll have them in several sizes. A good cutting mat is self healing.
Wonderclips are clips to hold two parts together.
Drawing paper is used to trace a pattern. I like this cellusose paper, it's biological and super transparant.
Markers are used for marking for e.g. front and back of the sleeve or center back/front. My preference are the white and blue water soluable markers, but you have lots of different kinds.
For cutting thread, i love the embroidery scissors.
Wonder tape is transparant double adhesive tape. It's a practival alternative for pins or clips. I use it to make sure my stripes align, snap pap, zippers or hemming. It disappears with washing.
Ideal for riveting e.g. press fasteners, eyelets, color snaps, jeans buttons and rivets.
It's the perfect interfacing behind eyelets or snaps.
Vegan leather to make cool accent on your garment or use for bags.
Patterns weights are very easy to weight the pattern, so it doesn't shift, and you can easily cut around.
Colored eyelets or snaps can really finish on your sewing project.
Storage of pins and needles easy around your arm.
Corner and edge shaper. Easy to make your corners sharp.
Makes your hemming life easy.
Used for turning straps, ribbons or belt loops.
I just love my donut organizer for my colored snaps and eyelets.
Bobbin ring to stack or your bobbins and you'll able to see which colors you have.
