10 Beginner Sewing Supplies

[@AlexYorim]

Put them into an empty cookie tin, and you're all set.

[@Ohoud-h6d]

HAHAHAHA KILL ME PLEASE-

[@meredithmaycollection]

The fabric vs paper scissors is so important! The pin cushion is my #1 sewing notion that saves me so much time!

[@itsmeJennaL]

These are all good things but those prices make me 🤢

[@LydiaNaomi]

Yeah, I wish those weren't visible since its very misleading, i got all of them 50% off and they're also cheaper on Amazon. I have a little storefront with some of my favourite things if you are interested www.amazon.ca/shop/lydianaomi

[@allissadolinger3271]

Joann is insane! They wont like $70 for 100 wonder clips :(

[@ctq.jenY99]

Local thrift stores always have a craft area where you'll be able to find most things mentioned in the video. If you're lucky, sometimes they are selling sewing machine too!

[@noodle6852]

It’s definitely a fabricland lol

[@beautybyjendayi]

I thought I was only one 😅😅 before the scissors I was oh that’s probably $100 right there 😂 but afterwards I was like yupp that’s at least over $100 for 10 items … but it will be a good investment and last you a long time

[@margaretlowans8429]

Grey or cream thread blends in with more colours than black and white

[@roscoemahaffey1533]

It’s easier to see b & w when you’re starting to learn…jmo

[@idkkkkkkkkkk1-j4i]

One thing that I have learned is if you take some sort of chopsticks and if you do a smaller sewing project you can use chopsticks in order to flip your project right side up again

[@MeeshT]

My heart says yes but my wallet says no 😭😭

[@CerrusNorris]

Temu girl

[@farhia4245]

​@@CerrusNorrisRude girl

[@Saveeyrose]

@@farhia4245how is she being rude? I believe she’s saying “girl, use temu!” As in like “I recommend you go to temu” Because its a cheaper alternative! I’m not sure if you took it as her saying that that girl only shops at temu because she’s poor or whatever, I know this was 3 months ago but I’d just thought I’d let you know 😊

[@stacy7692]

Her smile 🥹🩵

[@ursulagreen8374]

Don't forget the long knitting needles to poke corners out, without tearing through the fabric.

[@KarlaGarcia-zg6tl]

I did the same last year. Im a beginning at my sewing year and i havent sew for a few months but i had fun looking for supplies but it was difficult

[@OrganizedAshley]

Whew! Went to your page looking for a beginner tutorial playlist

[@jilliancrawford7577]

The quality of the pins matter. You don't want them breaking and risk having a hard-to-see and hard-to-find needle lost somewhere in your home. You wouldn't want to find it by accidentally stepping on it. Cheap pins are more likely to fall apart/have the colored ball at the end detach. It may be a little more pricy but it's well worth having you from a serious injury.

[@LydiaNaomi]

💯 no dollar store pins, sharp, glass heads it is!

[@BobHashim-i6i]

This might be a bit dumb but couldn't you use embroidery scissors for snipping threads.

[@LydiaNaomi]

of course :) you can use any scissors :)

[@God_is_good23490]

I got the same snips stuff in my sewing set for school! It did cost 4000+ yen, but it’s still very cheap in usd!

[@jeniferalvarez2914]

I find the Chaco chalk liner pens and the triangle chalk wheel to be so much easier than pens. With the triangle it doesn’t even have a lid like the chalk pens do so you don’t have to pull the lid off before you get working (I always forget this step)! You also don’t have to worry about the chalk drying up. There’s also water soluble marking pencils that look like colored pencils that I got from Hobby Lobby and those work pretty good also! You can get all the tools I talked about at hobby lobby, the Chaco pens aren’t on their website but I’m pretty sure they carry them. They also have the chalk refills for a great price! For people who have a hard time with holding seam rippers there’s one by Fiskars that’s a tabletop seam ripper. It sits on a disk that you set in the table. You only have to hold the fabric. I’m really excited to try it out because I have a hard time holding seam rippers and they kill my hands. Mine should be here today.

[@maxHeadroom325rayxerin]

all you need are needles, thread, Pins, and the scissors. Messuring devices can vary and seem rippers/snips are not as necessary

[@LydiaNaomi]

Mmmmm I beg to differ my friend. Seam rippers are especially essential when you’re starting out! But I suppose you could use your scissors or a pin to help you get the stitches out but just keep it simple and get a seam riper super cheap. Unlike the one I picked up this video 😂 I must mention that all of those tools were half price and if you get them on Amazon or add a sewing supply store like the one I go to in Toronto, they’ll be way cheaper!

[@maxHeadroom325rayxerin]

@@LydiaNaomi they really aren't, if it's something you can easily substitute in a million ways as a beginner, i don't think it's essential.

[@LydiaNaomi]

@@maxHeadroom325rayxerin we all have our opinions 😂

[@gayareeepany268]

Thank you so much 👍

[@RisingPurpose9941]

Thank you

[@froggle_boggle]

don’t buy an expensive seam ripper!! they get dull pretty quick so it’s best to get a pack of cheap ones

[@LydiaNaomi]

very true!

[@Kuchikopi13]

How can you tell what bobbins a machine uses? :)

[@LydiaNaomi]

I would look at the manuel or you can try comparing your existing bobbin to the ones you want to purchase :)

[@ayarioussama3396]

Ow she cute i wish her thé best❤

[@victimofpsychiatry]

Which do you prefer pins or sewing clips?

[@LydiaNaomi]

First pins then I use sewing clips for serving so I don't accidentally go over pins and ruin my blade.

[@Strawberry_CAKE24]

Don’t forget the random needles in your house

[@oliviac295]

i’m pretty sure I have all these things in the sewing box i inherited, but i don’t know what to do with them😢

[@audrey_22]

Can you recommend a good sewing machine that I can make anything with but is also good with quilting? (I make quilts for family members) currently my sewing machine only can do zig zag and regular stitches. 😢

[@LydiaNaomi]

if you don't want to break the bank, i hear singer heavy duty is good for everything.

[@sandralmoore1360]

​@@LydiaNaomivery still got my grandmothers old singer treadle machine. It's a WORKHORSE! Granny died when I was 2 and I'm soon 54 and no idea how long she had before I was born

[@st4rry..n1ghtss]

Where do you buy these supplies? I have been wanting to start sewing for a while.

[@LydiaNaomi]

I got these ones at my local FabricLand, and because I have a membership it was half price. Otherwise I get these on Amazon or I get them from leather and sewing supply in Toronto.

[@st4rry..n1ghtss]

@@LydiaNaomi Thank you so much! I really needed this :D

[@eleigh1312]

Roughly how much would this all cost? I was just gifted an old sewing machine from my mom. I would love to make clothes for my kids, but need to set aside the funds for it first

[@LydiaNaomi]

Absolute needs are a good pair of fabric scissors 35-40 dollars. I recommend LDH scissors Pins or clips that are not from the dollar store $5-$10 Paper scissors for patterns $1.50 get those from the dollar store Tape Measure $0.50 Fabric marker of some sort - you could just use a pen but that will stain cheapest is some kind of chalk $8-20 if you can get just one piece of tailors chalk it should be less than $5 You probably have an iron and ironing board Thread $3-5 per spool Extra machine needles if you don't have some $10+ Fabric - start with your thrift store if you're really trying to save money Your machine probably has a seam ripper but they are super cheap if not Fabric is usually the most expensive thing if you are buying new, so be aware of sales online and in your local shop :)

[@glowup978]

I spent on all of my notions for $20

[@ima8track]

Reminder to everyone complaining about the prices: there are lots of sewing materials on secondhand sites if you want to save coin (also why you so upset, it's not your money?). Canada is expensive AF. Anyway... "Advanced beginner" sewist here and this is a great list! I'd trade thread snips for one of those magnetic seam allowance guides -- super handy for keeping stitches straight.

[@LydiaNaomi]

Haha thank you, I also got all of these 50% off, I didn't realize people would be so concerned about the prices but I guess I would be too if I was wanting to start 😅 everything is half this price on Amazon and at my leather and sewing supply store that I usually get supplies from, maybe it's time to make a new video ☺️

[@DontCareNeverDid]

Anyone who sews, please tell me what sewing machine to get! My mom said she will buy me a sewing machine for Christmas if I find one! So please help me out!

[@LydiaNaomi]

I have the singer quantum 9960 and love it I've had it for a year, no issues!

[@DontCareNeverDid]

@@LydiaNaomi Thanks ❤️

[@BUGeat3rr]

hii! i want to start sewing, and as someone who knows absolutely nothing about sewing and forgot EVERYTHING from the one time theyve sewed in art class 3 years ago, what the hell are pins needing for 😭🙏 this is extremely stupid but i really am wondering😅

[@LydiaNaomi]

Pins are for pinning sections of fabric together before you sew so that they stay in place as you sew. If you follow a pattern, you will understand. Its not a dumb question

[@BeyonceZulu]

Omg ... thanks

[@Canalombian13]

Fabricland?

[@aqgaming3529]

Just grab your grandmothers “cookie box”

[@happylifehappyfoodwithnila3553]

What is that last one?

[@AminaHalako]

Hello am interested I want more details pls

[@FloweijFR]

I use a sewing needle, i dont have a sewing machine, i only sew to repair stuff anyway

[@elikemohammed7181]

Nice “pair” of socks you got there. 😂😂😂

[@catsarecool8390]

Imo I don’t think u rlly need a thread snips because you can just use scissors and you can just get a normal pin cushion because they’re usually cheaper and loop turners honestly don’t work that well and using a safety pin can just do the same thing

[@LydiaNaomi]

Thats true but it does make life easier! ☺️

[@SpeakTruthFirst]

The loop turner looks like a kabob skewer 🙊

[@KH-cg5wd]

What was the 10th (last) item???

[@tswain92_]

A loop turner

[@hereholdthiswillya]

It's used to turn tubes inside out.

[@sandralmoore1360]

​@@hereholdthiswillya loop turners are not used by most folks. I've only used once and mom never had 1 and never needed to turn. If rare can try a atraw- slide tube over straw and use something smaller to push material down into tube in out turning it Or, if material is bit longer then need, use cotton thread a staple 1 end to smaller straw and start running it down inside material you need to turn but staple free end of thread to material and pull through

[@seej.19]

why are all my hobbies so expensive

[@adesewaadeyeni2257]

Very expensive

[@LydiaNaomi]

you can get these for a fraction on amazon, also, all of these were 20% off :)

[@marysievers9320]

I hate the plastic bobbins 😢

[@alexandrakeyes7672]

$10 for a seam ripper?!

[@lililili4187]

Uzun sis nedir

[@CrybabyHSSH]

Girl that was 11 things

[@haifadf5320]

Which is this location

[@LydiaNaomi]

this one is in Ontario Canada

[@Foltynfanforlife-v1h]

I thought the snips was a pregnancy test

[@LydiaNaomi]

😂😂😂

[@_1m4n1_lov3sU]

Expensive for what?

[@LydiaNaomi]

Actually they were all half that price. You'll find them on amazon for less too!

[@_1m4n1_lov3sU]

@@LydiaNaomi good lmao

[@Bagelsnatch]

I'm gonna be the one to say it; fabric scissors are way too expensive

[@shebamwenda4533]

You left out the type of sewing machine.

[@LydiaNaomi]

I have a whole video on sewing machines in my sewing for beginners playlist! 😀

[@sierra.28]

Omfg 7.99$ for a thread trimmer ! Heck no& the metal ones work better from Amazon

[@LydiaNaomi]

They were all 50%off

[@boan2123]

Everything is so overpriced. 😣

[@LydiaNaomi]

If you're looking at the prices on the items that I'm choosing then yes but if you buy on Amazon or if you have a membership with fabricland, which I did, I got 50% off all of those things. Also the store that I like to get supplies from is much cheaper than those prices. Don't be too discouraged ❤️

[@aleahcollins9162]

Rip 💀 prices

[@LydiaNaomi]

They are quite absorbitant but most people have a membership there which gives them half price. And if you were to buy these on Amazon they're much cheaper!

[@Wawabeebo]

Now whose paying for that?

[@LydiaNaomi]

Haha, I didn't realize how on display the prices were, they were all half price :) and you can get them way cheaper on Amazon or dedicated sewing supply shops like Leather and Sewing Supply in Toronto.

[@LearnMatricOnline]

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