Solely for crocheters, I wanted to feature some really nice hooks! These are Furls crochet hooks and very aesthetic which are great for taking pictures with.

Furlscrochet.com

If your crocheter likes to make stuffed animals (aka amigurumi) a kit with all the pieces would be a great gift! You could put together a set of safety eyes, mini scissors and some tapestry needles as a cute gift.

https://www.joann.com/darice-shank-back-eyes-18mm-2-pkg-black/1979186.html

Although a bit controversial, a knitting machine could be a great addition to a knitter’s supplies. Some think these are “cheating” but honestly, who wouldn’t want to KNIT a hat in 30 minutes?! Different sizes can do different projects. 46-48 pins make adult hats, 40 pins make headbands and kids hats and 22 pins make crafts, cup cozies and baby hats.

A foam blocking kit is the perfect gift for a knitter or crocheter! You can make a gift basket with a wash bucket, mild detergent, liquid fabric softener, a set of blocking boards and T pins.

https://www.joann.com/dritz-t-pins/prd3129.html

https://www.joann.com/boye-4-pk-12×12-interlocking-blocking-boards/15981764.html

A yarn winder is always on the must have list for a knitter or crocheter. This winder helps turn skeins of yarn that could have knots into what we call “cakes”. They make it easy to continuously knit or crochet without having to dig all the knots out!

For some reason, Amazon links aren’t showing up properly so if you search “yarn winder” you will be able to find them!

Notions are another great gift! These include a row counter, stitch markers, tapestry needles and even faux fur pom moms if the crocheter or knitter in your life likes to make hats.

https://www.michaels.com/loops-and-threads-knit-tally-set-2ct./10317992.html

https://www.michaels.com/clover-jumbo-locking-stitch-markers/10397032.html

https://www.michaels.com/jumbo-tapestry-needle-set/10397033.html

Flat head pins (also known as quilters pins) are also a great find! They come in different novelty flat tops that are great to use while at the machine sewing. You’d have to be careful when ironing but who wouldn’t love these cutesy pins??

https://www.joann.com/dritz-quilting-flat-butterfly-pins-2in-50-pkg/7563471.html

The first pin cushion I highly recommend as a gift is a magnetic pincushion. These are so much better than a regular pin cushion because your pins won’t spray all over the floor if you drop the container. If you do drop pins, you can easily pick them up with this, too.

https://www.joann.com/grabbit-magnetic-pincushions-with-50-pins/zprd_16260820a.html

Another pin cushion that would be a great gift would be a novelty pin cushion. A sewist can never have too many pin cushions and who wouldn’t love a cutesy pincushion that can double as decor? I found this Etsy shop that has a bunch of different novelty options 😊

https://www.etsy.com/listing/869683309/honeybee-bee-hive-handmade-pin-cushion?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=novelty+pincushion&ref=sr_gallery-1-3

This is a Gutermann 26 spool thread set! This is the perfect gift for any sewer or sewist. It has a great variety of colors, comes in it’s own case and is super cheap compared to buying individual spools!

https://www.joann.com/gutermann-26-spool-thread/9284811.html

Black and white thread spools are always needed and often forgotten about when sewing! This could be the perfect stocking stuffer or small gift.

One can never have too many tape measurers! I honestly always lose mine and they’re good to have for different purposes.

https://www.joann.com/singer-tape-measure-60in/8419939.html

These Fiskars are a must have! I personally have two pairs of regular scissors because I’m always misplacing them. I might just have a problem with forgetting where I used them last, but honestly these scissors are a great price and last for many years!

https://www.joann.com/fiskars-8in-right-handed-bent-scissors/1963347.html

Although this is technically medical paper for exam tables, I use it for making sewing patterns! This would be a great gift for the sewist who is starting to make their own patterns!

https://www.amazon.com/Avalon-Papers-617-Table-Standard/dp/B00430OQ7G/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=medical%2Bexam%2Btable%2Bpaper&qid=1606690890&sr=8-3&th=1

Frixion pens are AMAZING for marking fabric! The ink is great and it disappears when heat (aka an iron) is applied. You should always test on scrap fabric before use but these are a lifesaver!

The link for this wasn’t working, but just google search “Frixion pens” and you’ll be able to find them!

You will have to find out what machine the person has that you’re buying for, but bobbins are another great gift! You can never have enough and again, super cheap!

https://www.joann.com/singer-transparent-plastic-class-15-bobbins-3-pk/2615565.html