Textile

This mini sewing kit comes with 4 different needles: 1 65mm straight, 1 40mm small curved, 1 55mm large curved, and 1 55mm J-type needle. Plus 8 38mm t-pins for pinning down work in place. 

A small plastic vile perfect for storing liquids, paints, solutions, or for keeping your sewing and darning needles safely stored and portable. 

An airy, ultra‑sheer white silk scarf with a soft, luminous drape and neatly finished edges, perfect as a minimalist wrap or a blank canvas for dyeing, painting, and elegant styling. Made with 100% pure silk

An airy, ultra‑sheer white silk scarf with a soft, luminous drape and neatly finished edges, perfect as a minimalist wrap or a blank canvas for dyeing, painting, and elegant styling. Made with 100% pure silk

An airy, ultra‑sheer white silk scarf with a soft, luminous drape and neatly finished edges, perfect as a minimalist wrap or a blank canvas for dyeing, painting, and elegant styling. Made with 100% pure silk

Premium white cotton fabric with a smooth, tightly woven texture and excellent absorbency, making it ideal for natural dyeing, sewing, and crafting projects.

Make quilting easier with this set of square laser-cut templates! Each template includes a 1/4" seam allowance, and the set includes five squares in the sizes: 1.5", 2", 2.5", 3", and 3.5".  

Stainless steel thread snips with a bright red handle, ideal for embroidery, sewing, quilting, and general crafting. With ergonomic handles and a slight curve at the tip of the blades.

Add this adorable patch to your jacket, tote, backpack, pencil case, and more! Simply place the patch where you want it, cover it with a scrap piece of fabric to protect the patch, and iron it until it's well attached.

T-pins are very useful in textiles as they don't make big holes in your fabric work. For knitters, dyers, and anyone who works with wool, t-pins are great for any blocking work that needs to be done. You can stretch the fabric very far and pin away from...

Tannin or tannic acid is used to assist the mordants of cellulose fibres and fabrics. Alum does not bond with cellulose fibres as well as it does with protein fibres. However, tannin bonds well with cellulose. and once treated with tannin, alum will...