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Interested in a Machine?

If you see a machine you are interested in please contact us and we will do out best to get the sewing machine of your dreams into your hands.

Reconditioned Machine

We have an ever changing selection of reconditioned Sewing Machines, Sergers, and Embroidery Machines. Contact Us for more information

Upcoming Classes

Store Closed

Monday, May 20, 2013

Beginner Quilting Workshop

Wednesday, May 22, 2013
1800hrs - 2100hrs

In this 5-week beginner quilting course, you will learn how to create the Floating 9 Patch Quilt....See Class

Quilting For Charity

Quiling For Charity

Christmas Quilt Donation for N.O.W.

Well another year has flown by.... I can't believe it will be 2013 in a matter of weeks!  Our Findlay's Quilt Group has once again done an amazing job creating beautiful quilts for those in need of a little extra lovin'. Due to the generous donation of McIntosh Properties earlier this year, the group has been able to continue doing what they enjoy Our December quilt donation was for the ever See Full Article

Sewing Links

Elna
elna Swiss designed Sewing Machines, Sergers and Ironing Presses now Available in Canada.
Baby Lock
Because creativity is the essence of sewing

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    Applique Foot (395731-98)

    Applique is a wonderful way to add your unique interpretation of design to fashions. Beautiful applique results are possible because this transparent, hinged foot is ideal for sewing around small or large applique pieces.

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    Belt Loop Foot (396013-76)

    Easily duplicate the belt loops found in the garment industry using a Wide or Triple Cover Hem. This foot automatically folds under bias strip edges for belt loops, decorative accents, button loops, narrow straps, etc. The possibilities are limited only by your imagination.

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    Bias Binder Attachment (396001-30)

    Fold and apply bias tape with the Chainstitch - a spectacular edge finish for blankets, placemats and jackets. These are traditional applications, but why not create a lacing effect, button loops or fringe? *Must use attachment holder set.

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    Bias Binder Foot (395712-96)

    An easy way to add bias tape trim to finish an edge; a great construction method for reversible garments. Or create frog closures, button loops, ties. The spiral cone on this foot wraps the bias tape (pre-folded or not) around the fabric edge.

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    Bias Binder Foot, Adjustable (496120-20)

    Cover Hem or Chainstitch? Narrow or wide trim? Purchased or custom made bias tape? These are decisions for you, the designer, to make. Since this foot is so adaptable, why not finish seam edges with bias tape just like the couturiers? Beautiful fashions inside and out.

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    Blind Hem Foot (395805-27)

    Want an invisible hemline? No matter the fabric weight, the adjustable guide on the foot helps ensure that the needle catches only one or two fibers of the hem. Adjust the guide for precision topstitching, edgestitching or pintucking.If your computer sewing machine has blind hem stitches programmed to be a constant width and only the needle position shifts, then this is the foot to use. Very accurate, the stationary guide on the foot helps ensure that the needle catches only one or two fibers of the hem, resulting in an invisible hemline.

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    Blind Hem Foot (395710-18)

    Want an invisible hemline? No matter the fabric weight, the adjustable guide on the foot helps ensure that the needle catches only one or two fibers of the hem. Adjust the guide for precision topstitching, edgestitching or pintucking.If your computer sewing machine has blind hem stitches programmed to be a constant width and only the needle position shifts, then this is the foot to use. Very accurate, the stationary guide on the foot helps ensure that the needle catches only one or two fibers of the hem, resulting in an invisible hemline.

  • picture of Blind Hem Foot

    Blind Hem Foot (395771-17)

    Want an invisible hemline? No matter the fabric weight, the adjustable guide on the foot helps ensure that the needle catches only one or two fibers of the hem. Adjust the guide for precision topstitching, edgestitching or pintucking.If your computer sewing machine has blind hem stitches programmed to be a constant width and only the needle position shifts, then this is the foot to use. Very accurate, the stationary guide on the foot helps ensure that the needle catches only one or two fibers of the hem, resulting in an invisible hemline.

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    Blind Hem Foot (496130-20)

    The adjustable guide on the foot ensures that any weight of fabric is trimmed, overlocked and invisibly hemmed in one quick step. Change the stitch and it becomes a wonderful guide for decorative pintucks, lacy fagoting or flatlocking as seen in ready to wear.

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    Blind Hem Foot (395719-35)

    Want an invisible hemline? No matter the fabric weight, the adjustable guide on the foot helps ensure that the needle catches only one or two fibers of the hem. Adjust the guide for precision topstitching, edgestitching or pintucking.If your computer sewing machine has blind hem stitches programmed to be a constant width and only the needle position shifts, then this is the foot to use. Very accurate, the stationary guide on the foot helps ensure that the needle catches only one or two fibers of the hem, resulting in an invisible hemline.