Looking for ideas for craft and sewing gifts for friends and family? Get ready to be inspired by my Christmas Gift and Stocking Fillers Guide! Give the gift of creativity. UK shipping cut off dates for guaranteed Christmas delivery is 15th December, so don't miss out!

From £35

Fabric preferences can be so varied, there's just so many styles and tastes that it can be hard to choose fabric for another person! However, I don't think you can go wrong with the Pure Solids Cotton Mega Bundle V2. Plains are useful for a whole range of projects and this bundle contains 16 shades of buttery soft fabric from Pure Solids by Art Gallery Fabrics. Plus save 20% if you were to purchase these fabrics separately. 

 

 

 

English Paper Piecing Beginner Starter Set

£45

English Paper Piecing or EPP is a form of Quilting generally sewn by hand by wrapping fabric around paper templates and sewing them together to create pieced shapes. Sometimes, it's hard to know exactly all of the haberdashery you need to get started, but The English Paper Piecing Beginner Starter Set solves that! This kit contains everything a person needs, including all of the tools, fabric and instructions. It also comes cutely packaged so no need to wrap!

Recycled Polyester Sewing Thread Set - 20 Reels

£28

 

There's an old saying "You can have a draw full of thread, but you'll never have the right colour!" This is an issue I'm sure all makers face. The remedy to this is a Recycled Polyester Sewing Thread Set. The best part? Your mind can rest easy as these threads are made from 100% recycled bottles. 

Embroidery Kit By Hawthorn Handmade

£20

Been eyeing up beautiful hoop art home decor on Pinterest? Well, now makers can create their own embroidery art. These kits include everything you need to complete the project, including printed fabric, embroidery threads, hoop, needle and detailed instructions. They make the perfect gift because the recipient can start making straight from the box. My person favourite is the Unicorn Embroidery Kit but I might be a bit biased!

 

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Stocking Fillers

Pink Flamingo Embroidery Scissors

£7.50

If you're like me, you like your haberdashery to be as colourful as your fabric. That's why these Pink Flamingo Embroidery Scissors are just the cutest! They have a nice weight to them and are sharp to the tip. I wouldn't blame you if these end up in your own stocking!

 

Mystery Mini Charm Pack

£3.50

Mini charms are 2.5" squares of cotton quilting fabric. This pack contains 40 random assorted designs from a huge range of designers and is perfect for small quilting and patchwork projects. With the variety of prints, colours and styles, The Mystery Mini Charm Pack is sure to be a gift loved by all. 

 

Hiroshima Applique Needles

£6.00

Aside from the stylish packaging (the needles also come in a cork stoppered glass vial) Tulip Hiroshima Applique Needles are unlike any other sewing needles. Made in Japan, these super sharp and smooth needles provide a luxury sewing experience. I do stock several types of Tulip Needles but the Applique ones are my go to. 

 

 

Mini Needle Felting Kits by Hawthorn Handmade

£10

Needle Felting is very therapeutic, it involves the stabbing of wool fibre with a barbed needle. It also doesn't need many large tools and supplies like other crafts, though you will need to purchase a Needle Felting Foam Block however this can be used again for future Needle Felting projects - also don't you just love a two part gift?

 

Rainbow Falls Quilt Pattern

 £12

I hesitate to use the phrase "Pinterest Worthy" but honestly, the Rainbow Falls Quilt Pattern by Wren Colletive is everything my dreams are made of. This bold and colourful quilt pattern can be made in any colour combination and in a variety of sizes. Also, it's a physical paper pattern making it very giftable. Not into rainbows? Check out the rest of the Quilt Patterns I stock here

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These are just a small selection of the Christmas gifts available, all of which I’m sure will go down well with any crafters or those looking to start. I hope you enjoyed my guide and I wish you all a Merry Christmas.