We wanted to share with you our top 10 notions of 2013. These are the best-selling sewing and quilting notions of the year. Many of these tools may already be in your sewing kit, keep reading to find out if your favorite notion made the cut.
Wonder Clips have a wide opening for holding multiple layers of fabric. It won’t damage or distort the fabric. Wonder Clip base is flat for easy feeding to presser foot with 1/4″ and 1/2″ seam allowance markings on the base.
The Wonder Clips are great alternative to pins, especially when working with heavy weight fabrics, piles, and vinyls. It can hold layered sections of sewing projects such as handle connectors to handbags and piping without distortion. Wonder Clips can also hold quilt binding while sewing.
Rip through seams with confidence with Clover’s Seam Ripper. Perfect for ripping out seams, basting threads, cutting thread under buttons.
3. 3157: Jumbo Wonder Clips 24 Pk
Just like the Wonder Clips but in a larger size. The flat back of the Jumbo Wonder Clips have seam allowance marking for ¼”in, ½”in, 3/4”in, and 1”in.
The 50 pack of Wonder Clips came from the many requests for larger quantity packages. They’re easy to see and easy to find when dropped on the floor.
Wonder Clips have a wide opening for holding multiple layers of fabric. It won’t damage or distort the fabric. Wonder Clip base is flat for easy feeding to presser foot with 1/4″ and 1/2″ seam allowance markings on the base.
Use this marking tool for when working with dark fabrics. White lines remove quickly when pressed with a hot iron.
The small ball on the point will prevent damaging materials when used.
Nancy Zeiman Says: “The 5-in-1 Sliding Gauge is my go-to sewing notion! Whether quilting or sewing, I find it a versatile and accurate tool to measure, mark and create. In the past I’ve used 5 different tools to do the job of this one gauge – now that’s a streamline notion!”
8. 4712: Pen Style Chaco Liner
Pen Style Chaco Liners fine point permits accurate drawing of both straight lines and free hand curves. The fine point makes lines and marks more visible and is easy to use with a straight edge ruler. Easy replacement refill available.
9. 462/NV: Double Needle Threader
You can thread both large-sized needles and small-sized needles. Thread the tiniest of needles with the Double Needle Threader
Extra-fine pins, which smoothly pass through fabric. Useful for precise pinning in delicate piecework and applique. Head is made of Iron proof glass. 100 pins/case. Size is 0.40 x 36 mm.
Did your favorite Clover sewing notion make the cut?
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Having duplicates (ie same red clips, in different packaging; even the two seam rippers) on the list is just plain odd. I do like my red clips, have about 125 or so! Also like the brown seam ripper and the yoyo maker.
One is regular and the package is Jumbo size, so they are not posting dupliicates of same item.
I have most of the top items but have yet to try the clips. Guess I Ned to add them to my toys. Thanks for sharing the info.
A tool I love that only Clover has, and I have bought several for friends – the little green Clover embroidery floss threaders. Great for when I am tying quilts, doing red work, and accenting quilt blocks.
The cover for the white seam ripper needs to be replaced with a hard plastic cover.
Cathy Maycock on January 22, 2014 at 7:30 pm
The white handled seam ripper is my favorite one. It fits my hand perfectly and I keep it hand.
I like the clips they seem like they would make binding off a little less painful (I get stuck with the pins holding binding down) . I rarely use my sewing machine to quilt, I am a traditionalist when it comes to quilting!
Wow! I knew I was a doodad gal, your list proved it! White seam ripper my favorite. Keep posting great items!
I’m knew at this, haven’t tried your products. The clips look great!
I love Clover products, especially the red mini and larger green clips. So handy and they really save from pin prickes! Where would sewers and quilters be without the clover products. Thank you for your creativeness.
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