A flexible, ongoing fabric subscription where you can choose from any of our beautifully curated solid bundles OR yardage. Kona Edit is purely about the fabric and it puts you in charge of what your monthly or bi-monthly delivery looks like.
Exciting news! Double Time Quilt templates, designed by our very own community member Nadia, are now available in our online shop!
Did you know The Button Dept. includes over 70 styles and various sizes of vintage glass buttons including our "Graph" style?
It's the little things and adding a Kylie and the Machine label to our handmade projects always feels so good.
Made in Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Hook Line & Tinker hand-crafted embroidery kits are produced in small batches in their home-based studio.
✔ 15 curated Kona Cotton fabrics (fat quarters, half metres, or full metres) every two months
✔ 90 unique colours over the course of the year—no repeats!
✔ Automatic savings—each bundle is already 10% off the individual fabric price
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At the workroom, we believe that creativity thrives when you’re surrounded by the right materials, tools, and community. That’s why we created the Kona Colour Society Subscription—a bi-monthly fabric subscription designed to inspire and empower makers like you.
We're thrilled Soak Wash has brought back Sew Fine Thread Gloss! Tame your threads and let your handwork glide along with this unique Canadian made thread care. Maintaining the quality of Sew Fine founder and creator Jenn McMillan’s original version intended, six scents are back in-stock as single pots and themed Citrus, Sweet and Assorted sets.
Keep gift giving down to Earth this Winter! We've created a fun little Pop-Up Maker Market in partnership with Toronto's Steingut Pottery!
Anne Koehler of Steingut Pottery has been a part of our Pop-Up Maker Markets over the years and works with unique glazes, including the Wood Ash (brown) exterior glaze made from tree ash from a 200 year old red oak formerly on their property.
Add Soak Flatter to your sustainable fabric care practice!
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Toronto maker space/shop for fabric, notions, patterns, books, sewing machines, inspiration, and project cheerleading.
We acknowledge and appreciate the land we operate our establishment on is the traditional territory of many nations; including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee and the Wendat peoples, and it is now home to many diverse First Nations, Inuit and Metis peoples.
We also acknowledge that Tkaronto (Toronto) is covered by Treaty 13 with the Mississaugas of the Credit.
