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A comb, a laser pointer, and tape that disappears in water—five sewing tools that save hours of work. And none of them cost more than a cup of coffee. 🔗 Free sewing marathon: essential sewing skills from the first stitches to sewing zippers https://balanovskaya.ru/course/marathon 🔗 A complete sewing course for any figure: from skirts to coats https://balanovskaya.ru Victoria, curator of the "Guild of Free Tailors" project, shows five items that have been in her workshop for years and have been tested by night sewing sessions, complex fabrics, and very stubborn orders. Water-soluble tape for lace, a laser pointer instead of quilting markers, a silicone thimble for long handwork, a regular comb for perfectly marking hand stitches, and an abrasive block for sharpening chalk to the same thickness as thread. Each technique is demonstrated in action, with an explanation of why it works and when it's actually needed. No "products for the sake of it"—just what's actually used every day. ⏱ Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction: A 300-ruble laser and a sewing comb 1:45 Assistant 1: Water-soluble tape for lace 3:48 Assistant 2: Laser pointer - "sewing sight" 4:46 Assistant 3: Silicone thimble 6:13 Assistant 4: A comb for marking hand stitches 7:17 Assistant 5: An abrasive block and a chalk life hack 8:51 Victoria's finale: Mastery begins with the little things 9:33 Galina Sergeevna's finale: How the Guild was born 💬 What's the strangest item you've ever used in sewing? Tell us in the comments – tailors are very inventive people!