Mini Snips Pair plus Seam Roller

Both cute mini snips, plus a small roller that flattens your seams with no heat. You get the daisy pair and the strawberry pair, along with the Rolling Seam Presser, a wood roller on a handle.

The snips are sharp 2.6 inch stainless steel for clipping thread tails and detail work, each with a soft daisy or strawberry cover that keeps the tips safe in your bag. The Rolling Seam Presser lets you roll a seam flat right at your machine, no iron needed. Roll it firmly over the seam on a hard surface to press it for the moment, or use it right after a steam press to set the seam as it cools, a bit like a mini clapper.

Snip your threads, roll your seams flat, and keep sewing.

Why You'll Love It

• Flatten Seams Without Getting Up: The Rolling Seam Presser rolls a seam flat right at your machine, no iron and no trip to the ironing board, so you can keep piecing.

• Sharp Where It Counts: Both pairs of snips are sharp stainless steel, made for thread tails at the machine, clipping curves, and small detail work.

• A Cover That Stays On: The daisy or strawberry cover pops over the tips to keep blades safe in your bag and easy to spot, then pops off in a second.

• Also a Mini Clapper: Use the roller right after a steam press and hold it on the seam as it cools, and it sets the seam flat the way a wood clapper does.

• Small Tools That Travel: Both the snips and the roller are small and light, so they slip into a travel kit or project bag easily.

1. Mini Sewing Snips, Daisy cover 

• Size: 2.6 inches long

• Blades: Stainless steel, sharp and made for close work

• Colour: Light purple snips with a daisy-shaped silicone cover

• The cover: Pops on over the tips to keep them safe in your bag and easy to spot, and pops off in a second when you want to snip

• What it is for: Clipping thread tails at the machine, trimming curves, and small detail work

2. Mini Sewing Snips, Strawberry cover

• Size: 2.6 inches long

• Blades: Stainless steel, sharp and made for close work

• Colour: Light teal snips with a strawberry-shaped silicone cover

• The cover: Pops on over the tips to keep them safe in your bag and easy to spot, and pops off in a second when you want to snip

• What it is for: Clipping thread tails at the machine, trimming curves, and small detail work

3. Rolling Seam Presser

• What it is: A small handle with a solid wood roller

• What it does: Roll it firmly over a seam on a hard surface to flatten it for the moment, with no heat needed

• Also handy: Use it right after steam pressing to set a seam as it cools, a bit like a mini clapper. Good for paper crafts too

• Good to know: Keep the wood roller away from glue and sticky tape

1. Keep one pair of snips by the machine and one in your travel kit.

2. As you sew, use the snips to clip thread tails and trim curves.

3. Roll the Rolling Seam Presser firmly over a seam on a hard surface to flatten it for the moment, with no heat.

4. Right after a steam press, hold the roller on the seam as it cools to set it flat.

5. Keep the wood roller away from glue and sticky tape, and pop the snip covers back on for storage.