"The Perfect Gift"

What does the perfect gift consist of? The perfect gift is defined differently by many but I believe the "perfect gift" consists of:

~ the thought behind it

~ personalization of the gift

~ ability to be used on more than one occasion

At Fabrique, we encourage you to present the occasional, expert, and aspirational sewer with the "Perfect Gift"!

Stocking stuffers are great but if you want to go beyond that, we have an abundance of options to help your holiday shopping go a little smoother! Today we are featuring three classics we all love.

*Pattern book co-written by our very own Carol Foley*

$65.00

This Pattern Making book is an easy-to-read companion to commercial patterns. Open up your imagination through this book to discover how each pattern piece can be slightly altered to create a whole new shape and design. Each page is filled with helpful information on how to alter an existing commercial pattern to achieve a perfect fit or desired look. Chocked full of useful diagrams and example drawings to reinforce the straightforward instructions, this book will surely be the most useful tool in any sewing room.

*Silver Star Gravity Feed Iron*
$250.00

This is a fantastic heavy duty iron that is used by the best tailor shops around. This iron helps transform a garment to look more professional through the use of the heavy steam exhausted by a gallon of water suspended above the iron. It is truly a sewers dream. The iron comes complete with filter and bottle.

*Gingher Rotary Cutter*
$70.00

They were crafted to achieve a perfectly weighted balance that translates into improved handling and comfort in cutting. With a classic look and elegant form, the cast metal handle is satisfying to use from the first to the final cut. With meticulous attention to detail Gingher makes sure that the quality and the performance are unsurpassed. 45mm- This cutter comes in a tin container with a formed holder to keep your cutter safe.

*Don't forget, we also have gift certificates available in any amount if you just can't decide.*