A Nimble Thimble, yler, TX 75701, Sewing shop

A Nimble Thimble

Sewing shop

1813 Capital Drive
75701 yler, TX
United States

Phone:

903-581-4926

Website:

https://animblethimble.com/

Social Links:

https://www.facebook.com/ANimbleThimble/

https://www.instagram.com/animblethimble/

We have everything a quilter, seamstress, or rug hooker could desire!

Are you passionate about quilting? Sewing or rug hooking in Texas? You are our people. We know the pleasure, contentment, and sense of joy you feel when you create. We’ve been a quilter’s go-to source for quilt supplies, rug hooking supplies, and BERNINA Sewing Machines for longer than most can remember. We offer a vast selection of cotton fabrics in a wide range of prints, solids, batiks, reproductions, and special backing kits. A Nimble Thimble carefully curates its collection of quilt kits, patterns, tools, floss, thread, and notions. Everything a fabric creator could wish for can be found in Tyler at A Nimble Thimble.

Every BERNINA model we provide demonstrates why Swiss sewing machines enjoy an outstanding reputation worldwide. Tradition and precision wrapped in aesthetic perfection. A host of features for premium-quality sewing, embroidering, and quilting – that’s what the name BERNINA stands for.

For more information, or to purchase your own BERNINA Sewing Machine, please contact us or visit us at our store

Just as a car needs to be serviced and maintained regularly before problems arise, your BERNINA is a finely-built machine that requires regular preventative maintenance and attention.

We recommend bringing your BERNINA sewing machine in at least once a year. If you are an avid sewer, we recommend servicing your machine more often, depending on usage.

A number of service calls for sewing and embroidery machines are strictly due to worn out needles. BERNINA recommends that you change your needle after every 4 – 6 hours of stitching.

Here at A Nimble Thimble, we do not recommend titanium needles, although BERNINA may disagree. They do not snap off and can cause a lot of damage in your hook area or needle bar (Katie’s opinion).