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 Iโve been using lately to help with straighter, more accurate piecing. Iโm officially obsessed.
So, I decided to make a quick video just about the SewQ Laser โ what it is, how I have it set up on my machine, and why I think itโs a total game changer for quilters and sewists. You can watch the video๐.
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 Iโve positioned it and how I use it while sewing.
If youโve ever struggled with keeping your seams straight or want to skip the tedious step of marking lines โ 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 lampย
- Washi Tape
- Diagonal Seam Tape
- Sew Laser
- Sewing cabinetย
- Sewing chairย
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