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A tool used to cut and remove stitches without harming the fabric. It's commonly used when a mistake has been made or alterations are needed.

A marking tool used to temporarily mark fabric for cutting, hemming, or altering. The marks are removed by washing or brushing the fabric.

A flexible ruler used to measure distances or sizes on fabric or a body. Essential for ensuring correct sizing and alterations.

A three-dimensional model of the torso used for fitting clothing that's being designed or sewn. Allows designers to see how garments will look on the body.

Scissors specifically designed for cutting fabric. They have sharp blades that can cut cleanly without fraying the material.

Scissors with a serrated blade, creating a zigzag pattern on the fabric’s edge. This prevents fraying and adds a decorative finish.

Small weights used to hold a pattern in place on fabric, preventing it from moving while tracing or cutting around it.

A pen specially designed for marking on fabrics without causing damage. The marks are usually washable or fade away.

A small protective shield worn on the finger that pushes the needle in sewing. It helps to prevent injuries and gives more control.

A double-sided adhesive tape that holds fabric temporarily in place. It's used in place of basting stitches, especially for holding zippers or hems before final sewing.

A cloth used between the iron and the fabric being pressed. It protects the fabric from heat damage and helps to avoid shininess and scorching.

A type of material that is fused to a fabric's wrong side by heat to provide additional stability and shape. Commonly used in collars, cuffs, and facings.

A drafting tool used to draw smooth curves, especially for armholes and necklines. Aids in pattern making and altering patterns.

A cutting tool with a circular blade, which rolls across fabric for cutting. It provides a clean, straight cut and is convenient for cutting several layers at once.

A mat with grid lines for protecting the surface underneath as well as providing measurements. It's often used in conjunction with a rotary cutter or craft knife.

A tool for threading elastic, cording, or ribbons through casings and channels. It can be a pin or a tweezer-like instrument.

A tool with a serrated edge used to transfer pattern markings onto fabric, often along with tracing paper, by making dotted outlines.

A device that helps to pull thread through the eye of a needle, consisting of a thin wire loop attached to a small handle.

A measuring tool used for small measurements when sewing, such as hems or pleats. A sliding marker allows repeated marking of the same measure.