Light it.
Quiet it.
Press it.

Yes. Every piece in the bundle is a current product available on its own product page at its individual price. This is not clearance stock or a different spec. The bundle is simply a way to own all ten at once for $9.90 each instead of the $300.86 they'd cost separately.

One thing: the pressing mat. This is the original Best of Madam Sew bundle, the same ten favourites, but with the 17 by 24 inch extra large wool pressing mat in place of the standard one. That is about 10.5 inches longer, which is the difference between pressing a quilt block and pressing a border or a long hem in one go.

Everything else is the line-up people already know: the light strip, the muffling mat, the pedal mat, the seam guide ruler, the marking pens, the hot hem ruler, the red binder bag, the red project bag and the large quilt storage bag.

Yes. It is a 12 inch adhesive strip with 24 LEDs, and you peel and stick it wherever you want the light. No tools, no screws, nothing to wire in. If your machine is smaller, you can trim the strip with scissors, and it works just as well on long arm and quilting machines.

The light is dimmable, and it shines straight onto the machine bed rather than from above, which is what gets rid of the shadow your hands and the presser foot usually cast right where you are looking. It runs off USB, with a 98 inch cord, a dimmer switch and a US plug adapter included. Outside the US, any USB charger works.

It cuts the vibration, which is where most of the noise comes from. A machine sitting on a hard table drums against it, and the table amplifies it. The mat is 15 by 20 inches of 8mm TPE rubber, so your machine sits on something that absorbs that instead of passing it on.

It also stops the machine creeping across the table at speed, and protects the surface from scratches. Lay it logo side up and wavy side down, then centre the machine on it. It fits under most sewing, embroidery and serger machines.

Keeping your foot pedal where you put it. On a hard floor a pedal slides away from you as you sew, and on carpet it tips and creeps. Either way you end up stopping to fish it back, often by feel under the table.

It is 7 by 10 inches of the same 8mm TPE rubber, so it grips both hard floors and carpet, and it protects your flooring from scratches. Put it down logo side up, set the pedal on top, and nudge it into place with your foot. No crawling under the table.

They cover the whole room rather than one job. You set the machine up on the muffling mat with the pedal mat underfoot and the light strip stuck on. You mark with the erasable pens and set your seam with the seam guide ruler and its magnetic guide.

Then you fold and press hems on the 10 inch hot hem ruler and press seams and blocks on the 17 by 24 inch wool mat, which also clears your pen marks with the same heat. Patterns and tools live in the red binder bag, your current project in the red project bag, and finished quilts in the large lavender storage bag.

Yes. The dense felted wool holds the iron's heat and sends it back up through the fabric, so seams press crisp from both sides at once. Steam and moisture can pass through the mat, though, so put it on a heat-safe surface or protect a wood table or other delicate surface underneath.

At 17 by 24 inches it's the long version of our original mat, with room for borders, sashing and long seams in one press. It comes with a clear vinyl bag for storage.

You lay it along the edge of your fabric, fold the fabric over it to the line you want, and press straight on top. It is stiff felted wool, so it takes a steam or dry iron without warping and it grips the fabric instead of letting it slide. Measuring, folding and pressing become one step.

This is the 10 inch version, 2.5 inches wide, with grid lines for hems from an eighth of an inch up to 10 inches and 45 degree lines for mitered corners.

Yes, with heat rather than washing. Press with your iron and the marks vanish. The set is four colours, white, black, red and blue, plus a refill for each, so there is a colour that shows on whatever you are marking. Use the white one on dark fabric; the ink takes a few seconds to appear.

Two things worth knowing: store them tip-down and tightly capped and use within about five months, and marks can reappear if a finished piece is stored somewhere very cold. Another quick press removes them again, but it is worth skipping them on the top of a show quilt. Test on a scrap first, since faint ghost marks show on some fabrics.

It needs a metal needle plate for the magnet to grip, which most domestic machines have. It is safe on computerized machines, since the magnet is small and sits on the plate rather than near the electronics.

If your machine has a plastic needle plate area, the ruler still works perfectly for setting and measuring your allowance; you'd just guide the fabric by the markings rather than against the magnetic stop. For seams narrower than a quarter inch, washi tape is the better guide.

It is our largest size, 23.5 by 20 by 11 inches, which takes three queen size quilts. It also works for blankets, duvets, pillows, spare fabric and clothing, so it earns its place even if you are not a quilter.

The polyester is PU coated and breathable with no odour, so quilts do not come out smelling of storage. There is a clear window on the front so you can see what is in it, a double zipper and two heavy duty handles, and it folds flat when it is empty.

Both, and this version more than most. A beginner gets a whole room set up in one go, from the machine itself through to where things get put away, with nothing obvious left to buy. Someone who has sewn for years gets the upgrades they keep not buying for themselves: the muffling mat, the light strip, the big wool mat.

As a gift it also avoids the guessing game about what they already own, since most of these are things people do not think to buy. At $99, it reads as a considered present.

The bundle stays at $99 as long as we can keep building it, and that depends on having all ten pieces in stock at the same time. A few components run lean. When any one item sells out, the bundle comes off the site until we can rebuild it, and the exact line-up may shift when it returns. So all ten for $99, while every piece is in stock, is the deal in front of you right now.

The Best of Madam Sew has become a customer favorite, and due to popular demand some components sell out faster than we can restock them. When that happens we adapt the bundle with new products in their place, while keeping every slot filled with one of our best-value, best-loved items. We usually have more than one version on the site at a time, and they do not contain the same ten things. This one is the original line-up with the extra large pressing mat. Please check the list above before ordering to confirm it includes the items you're after.

Yes. Free shipping applies to all orders over $60. At $99, this bundle qualifies on its own, so you don't need to add anything.

Orders ship from our US warehouse and arrive within 2 to 5 business days after shipping, so most customers receive their bundle within a week of ordering. You'll get a tracking number by email as soon as it ships. International orders ship from our international warehouse and take 2 to 5 weeks, though we usually come in well under that.

Use everything in the bundle for up to 60 days on real projects. If it isn't everything we said, email hello@madamsew.com or call 1-844-284-5336 and we'll make it right. No hoops, no restocking fees, no questions asked. We've served 250,000+ customers, and we stand behind every product we sell.