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Elizabethan Stitch Remover

Elizabethan Stitch Remover

Floral Stitch Remover

The perfect tool to remove threads is also stunningly beautiful: made in England of pewter, with a decorative style reminiscent of 18th Century and Victorian eras. Use it to remove threads in either fine sewing, embroidery or needlepoint projects. This is a modern seam ripper with old-fashioned style. This version is longer than the Floral Stitch Remover.

Floral Stitch Remover is a decorative made-in-England seam ripper

Floral Stitch Remover

Floral Stitch Remover

The perfect tool to remove threads is also stunningly beautiful: made in England of pewter, with a decorative style reminiscent of 18th Century and Victorian eras. Use it to remove threads in either fine sewing, embroidery or needlepoint projects. This is a modern seam ripper with old-fashioned style.

Pewter Mini Magnets hold your needle while you pause your stitchingPewter Mini Magnets hold your needle while you pause your stitching

Pewter Mini Magnets

Pewter Mini Magnets

These pewter mini magnets have the look of Victorian England and are used to hold your needle during a pause in stitching. Ideal for collectors and stitchers who appreciate the style of traditional English sewing tools.

Two sizes: 1/2 inch and 3/4 inch

Sold in pairs

Beautiful pewter and cobalt glass needlework accessoryThimble from the pewter Sewing Compendium

Sewing Compendium

Sewing Compendium with Bobbin, Thimble

This small glass jar is more than a decorative, collectible, historically-based needleworker’s companion. The bobbin inside has sections for two different threads and holds two needles. A small thimble is on top. Made of pewter with cobalt blue glass, all is held together with a “forest of flowers” collar. Beautiful and useful. Imported from England.

See description below for details and the history behind it

Use this pewter tail catcher to secure threads on the back of your work

Tail Catcher

Tail Catcher

Tail, in this case, means threads, as in the threads on the back of your project. Needlepointers, sewers, quilters, and embroiderers use it to secure, tidy, and bury short loose thread tails on the back of a project. This version is a decorative, pewter tail catcher, perfect for stitchers who love an old-world look reminiscent of Victorian sewing tools.

See description below for how-to-use info