21+ Gifts for Sewers Under $15 – Ideas for the Sewer Who Has Everything!

Oh my goodness. It is so hard not to want to buy all of these things for myself. I didn't even know silicone button coasters existed until now. Who would've thought?!

Jazz up the sewing room with a Welcome to the Woman Cave wall art!

I love my quilting clips. I use them for many things while sewing. They even get used for other things out of the sewing room. This set comes with a storage tin and various sizes. You could even make a wrist holder for these too with this tutorial!

This book contains a huge amount of embroidery designs to stitch and wear. This would make a perfect gift for a sewer who likes quick and easy sewing projects. This book is currently selling on Amazon for $11.44.

Personalised sewing labels finish off a sewing project beautifully. You could buy your friend some ready to sew labels. If you have an inkjet printer at home you could even make these yourself.

I keep a retractable tape measure in my bag at all times. Really! This particular retractable tape measure is extra long. You'd be surprised how often you need a tape measure and how ofter that bit of extra length comes in good use.

This gorgeous little Singer sewing basket would be perfect to take to sewing classes and retreats. It also comes with a sewing kit inside.

Creativebug is a subscription-based website with a library full of craft projects and all with video tutorials! There's a wide variety of sewing based projects, which include everything from sewing and drafting your own clothes to quilting and home decor. There are also classes for art and design, papercraft, cooking, and jewelry making. I really love the way Creativebug videos capture the personality of the presenter. The 3 month subscription comes in at exactly $15 but there's sure to be something for everyone. If you find the 3 month subscription has gone back up to normal price then you might need to check back at a different time. They always seem to come on sale a few times or so throughout the year.

This mini embroidery hoop kit would go perfectly with the Mini Hoop Embroideries book. You could even couple these together to create a gift for just over $25! The kit is available for $13.99.

Wool pressing mats are growing in popularity as more and more sewers are hearing about them. These pressing mats are can turn just about any surface into an ironing board! They are super easy to put onto your sewing table to press your sewing project. This is a mini version and would be great for travel or for a sewer who wants to try it first before buying a larger mat. These sell for around $10-$15 for this size.

No one likes having to undo a seam. No one likes having to do it when it's hard to see the seam as well. Dritz have a magnified seam ripper with an LED light. Who would've thought? These are currently available for around the $12 mark.

You'd be amazed how often a lead fabric pencil can be used in the sewing room. I love the fact that they are mechanical and refillable. no need to find a sharpener at the most inconvenient of times.

This magnetic pin cushion bracelet would come in 'handy' for sure. If you want to try having a go at making your own wrist pincushion, check out my tutorial here.

I use heat erasable pens all the time. I tend to use the Frixion brand mostly, but these ones come in a set with refills. Sometimes these pens can leave a ghost line or the colour reappears with extremely cool temperatures. So be sure not to use them on front of your precious fabrics

This charm bracelet would be a perfect gift for the sewer that has it all. They could be reminded of their sewing joy wherever they go with this bracelet.

There are many sewing quote t-shirts around and this was just one of them. Have a browse through and see if any catch your attention.

I haven't used these before. The spool huggers are on my list of 'I'd like them but wouldn't buy them for myself' list. So go ahead and buy them for your sewing bestie! they'll love you for it, I'm sure.

Here's a sewing planner that claims to keep you productive while sewing and keep your ideas organised. Yes please. You can take a look inside the book to see what's included.

Hand embroidery is one of my new favourite things. Here's a kit that comes with the designs already printed onto the fabric.

Now this snap coin purse looks like it belongs to a sewer. A quirky little gift sewers would love.

I love these sewing art prints! The frames are not included. I think the seller may have had problems with people thinking they were as the bullet points on the item are quite funny. Check out the first one if you have some time....