This brand new book by the talented Sanae Ishida, explores different themes anchored by the concept of shibui, beauty that emerges over time. A nice present to show someone you care.

Give the gift of organization! Available in bright colors, these mesh pouches by Walker Bags are useful for all sorts of things - stashing notions in a project bag, I love using them for travel.

While nothing beats learning in person, online classes makes gifting a little more flexible. Maiwa opened the School of Textiles with many interesting offerings from dyeing to ink making.

These embroidered patches would make an adorable stocking stuffer. perfect for adding a touch of whimsy for a repair or to cover a stain on a garment.

The Intentional Thread looks like a beautiful book and I’m sure other textile lovers will feel the same way. Hoping to find a copy under the tree.

Need to determine placement for buttons or pleats on a project? Have I got the thing for you. This expanding sewing gauge makes spacing a snap.

Organic Studio Worsted from Neighborhood Fiber Co. is a delight to work with and comes in gorgeous colors. Bundle up a few skeins for a knitter in your life.

Tools make good gifts and these shears from Kai are my favorite. They make cutting fabric an absolute dream. Also available in an 8 inch length.

This French terry from Lyrical Fabrics is a super cozy fabric. A few yards of any of the candy colored hues with a pattern would make a snuggly present.

Letterpress poster which I made for my love of buttons. Printed on watercolor paper, the recipient can color it in whatever way they want.

And on the subject of buttons, a set of these from Mud Buttons in assorted colors would be a delightful gift for anyone who makes garments.

Klum House bag kits are available in a variety of colors. The waxed canvas plum and persimmon combo is especially good. Practical and pretty.

Kits - skill building projects, what’s not to love? Whoever gets this one from The School of Making will have a scarf they can wear everywhere.

I’m always a bit shy with the self-promotion, but my book would of course make a good gift for anyone interested in dipping their toe into sewing.

This weaving kit comes with a pocket sized loom, select different colors and add your own scraps. Great for creative folks who have to keep their hands busy.

Ribbon can do double duty - making a present pretty and save for practical uses. Such as adding a few inches to a waistband to help tell back from front.

You’ve seen it plain, you’ve seen it printed, but hand painted Essex? This linen-cotton panel from Brooklyn Mojo is something truly unique!

You can always find something special at Beyond Measure. These pattern weights in Liberty print fabric by designer Dhurata Davies would make a lovely gift.