How Do You Give Quilters Gifts For Mother's Day?

Quilters can never have too many colors and textures of materials. If your wife or mother is a quilter, you can choose gifts for Mother's Day that will provide sources of inspiration for new projects. If you have no clue about quilting supplies, ask someone who works in a craft store to assist you.

Browse the crafts section of a bookstore to see what kinds of quilting books it carries. Choose a title that will appeal to your favorite quilter. This could be an instructional guide for beginning quilters or a collection of patterns for more advanced crafters.

Give a selection of rulers or tape measures that will aid your quilter with her projects. Grid rulers of varying sizes are used to cut large, long strips of fabric. A traditional cloth tape measure may be used to measure areas marked for small detail work.

Choose some new scissors or rotary cutters as Mother's Day gifts for a quilter. These tools come in several different sizes that are useful for different quilting projects. ... more.

In an effort to preserve memories and pass along a pictorial family history to future generations, many moms take up scrapbooking as a creative outlet. Avid scrapbookers create albums of every vacation, holiday and school-year activity. If your wife or mother is someone who enjoys scrapbooking, there's a variety of creative gifts for scrapbookers that you can give for Mother's Day.

Snoop around in your scrapbooker's supply closet or other area where she keeps her scrapbooking supplies to see what she has. If you can manage to do this without her knowledge, you will be able to give Mother's Day gifts that will not duplicate her materials. Purchase scrapbook albums for your wife or mother to use for her next project.

An album that measures 12 by 12 inches is a standard size, but there are smaller albums as well. If you notice that she consistently uses an album of a particular color, you may want to continue that trend when choosing Mother's Day gifts. Play it safe if you have no ... more.

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