If you sew a lot, you probably know about these handy tools that help you thread a needle, but if you're just starting, you might not!

This flexible curve is basically like a flexible ruler. You can bend it into any curvy shape and then trace along the edge to draw nicely curved lines! Definitely own one of these and have no idea where it came from!

This super cool folding tool expands or contracts to help you make evenly spaced marks across a distance. Super helpful for wood working or crafting or even spacing buttons or buttonholes!

Martha Stewart taught me about bone folders on tv a million years ago. You use them to run along the crease of folded paper to make the edge super sharp, they're very handy for paper crafts and origami!

Do you remember when you were a kid and you'd draw on paper with a white crayon and then put watercolor paint on top and the paint wouldn't stick to the crayon parts? Masking fluid is like that, but for grownups. Paint on masking fluid, let it dry then paint over it. The cool thing about masking fluid is that, sort of like rubber cement, you can remove it from the artwork when the paint is dry!

This is a knitting thimble that you wear while knitting or crocheting and it helps you keep your yarn at the correct tension, so cool!

We used these drafting pads in architecture school, it's basically a cloth bag filled with eraser dust and you gently rub them on a drawing to remove smudges. Who knew?

It's an eraser with bits of sand for HEAVY DUTY erasing. This thing says it can even erase pen and marker!

I got a row counting ring last year and I'm in love with it. I wear mine on my left thumb when I'm knitting and you simply turn the little numbered dials to keep track of how many rows or rounds you've worked. So handy (ha, get it?)!

So honestly, you might think this white rubbery square is ridiculous, but you use it rub over rubber cement or masking fluid (that we talked about above) and it picks it all right up. Much better than trying to get it all off with your fingers!

Hot glue gun finger protectors...what haven't they thought of yet??

You line these sized rulers up with the neckline of a tshirt to center and align designs on them. And here I am eyeballing my tshirt designs like a chump, I didn't know these existed until recently!

Used for cutting circles, endlessly handy!

I've always just used an nail file or emory board to sand tiny areas but apparently sanding twigs are a thing! The different colors are each a different grit sandpaper. These would be must-haves if you do woodworking!

Ok...wait, they make tiny silicone brushes for applying glue that are easy to clean?! I don't have to apply glue with a toothpick or q-tip anymore??? Definitely need this!