Round Bead Foot

 A Round Bead Foot also called as Pearl Foot or Beading Foot is a specialized sewing machine presser foot with central hollow channel on the bottom to guide and attach strings of rounded beads, pearls or sequins to the garments. The groove on the bottom of the foot holds the bead strand in place and prevents needle breakage while using it over raised trims. The foot is widely used with a zig-zag stitch which allows the needle to jump back and forth over the string between the beads without hitting them. The foot is available in various groove sizes such as 6mm, 4mm or 2mm for various bead sizes. This foot is a great addition for material embellishment, adding decorative borders to garments such as festive or bridal wears or even for various craft projects.

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Button Attachment

Prepare the thread by passing it through the eye of the needle and tie a knot at the end.

Place the button over the anchor point. Push the needle up from the inside of your garment through one hole and then down into the opposite hole in the shape of an 'x' two times.

Tie off at the back of the garment by creating a small loop with the remaining thread and passing the needle through the loop and pulling it tight.

Repeat the above process again to secure the button nicely to the fabric so that it does not fall off with repeated use. Snip off any excess thread.

Strapped Sleeves

Strapped sleeves refer to sleeves that feature decorative straps across the arm.

Crystal Stone Juda Pins

The crystal stone Juda pins are the decorative hair accessories designed for bridal buns, braids, formal updos and festive hair decoration. Typically sold in sets of 12, 30, or 48 pieces these hair pins feature iridescent crystal beads on gold-toned wires.

Drawstring Puff Sleeve

In drawstring puffed sleeve an adjustable cord or ribbon will run through the hem of the sleeve. Pulling and loosening it allows the wearer to control the fullness of the fabric, alter the shape of the sleeve and adjust the tightness around the arm. Instead of a fixed sleeve with rigid elastic or stiff cuff the drawstring allows one to tighten the sleeve for a dramatic puff or loosen it for a more relaxed look.

Puffed Sleeve

A puffed sleeve is a short, gathered sleeve either at the armhole or at the cuff band or both forming a rounded shape. The sleeve was popular in 1920s and 1930s and still used for kids and baby wear. Since the puff sleeve add volume at top it looks best paired with fitted bottoms like pencil skirt, slim-leg trousers or straight-cut jeans to balance the proportions.