Sew Q Laser Review & How I Use It
We are talking about the Sew Q laser! Last week, I shared a video tutorial on making hourglass quilt blocks, and I was surprised by how many questions I got about the little red laser line you saw on my sewing machine. That line is from the SewQ Laser, a handy little tool I’ve been using lately to help with straighter, more accurate piecing. I’m officially obsessed.
So, I decided to make a quick video just about the SewQ Laser — what it is, how I have it set up on my machine, and why I think it’s a total game changer for quilters and sewists. You can watch the video👇.
Where to get it?
You can find the SewQ Laser here. It’s easy to install, and it works with most sewing machines. In my video, I walk you through how I’ve positioned it and how I use it while sewing.
If you’ve ever struggled with keeping your seams straight or want to skip the tedious step of marking lines — this tool might be just what you need.
Other items from the Video
Sewing Machine Station:
- Juki 2000 on Amazon or Juki 2000 at Sewing Machine Plus
- Dura snips (hanging on my machine)
- Snip a Stitch seam ripper
- Sewing machine light
- Daylight Slimline lamp
- Washi Tape
- Diagonal Seam Tape
- Sew Laser
- Sewing cabinet
- Sewing chair
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