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New Scissors have arrived.

February 24, 2011

Its been a number of years since we refreshed out scissor line, but it has finally happened. We have at least 6 new kinds of scissors in ranging from $10 to $100.

If your looking for a new pair of scissors, come in and check out our display. We also have a true left hand scissor in as well as a few ambidextrous pairs.

Updates for Topaz machines now available In-Store

June 15, 2010

A new update for the Designer Topaz machines has just been released to Husvarna Viking Dealers. This update will improve the performance of the embroidery unit among other things.

Currently, the Topaz updates are only available to the Husqvarna Viking dealers via the service page. They will be posted to the general public at the end of July. If you would like to update your Designer Topaz 20 or your Designer Topaz 30 right away, please bring in your machine and we will take care of it for you.

We look forward to seeing you!

New Product: Inspira Needles

March 02, 2010

Inspira is a quality brand that Husqvarna Viking has partnered with for many products. They supply stabilizers, software, embroidery collections, and now, needles.

If you have bought a new Husqvarna Viking recently, you would have noticed that it came with Inspira needles. These are also the needles the machines are tested with at the factory. We are thrilled to provide you with the complete line of this high quality needle. Come in and check them out today!

Our Haiti Connection

January 18, 2010

By now, most of the world has heard about the earthquake in Haiti, and the devestation it has caused there. What many of you may not know, is our connection to relief efforts there.



One of the charities we support both as a family and through the store is Coram Deo International Aid (CDIA). CDIA started its work in Haiti by building a school outside Porte au Prince. Education was given there, as well as medical care and 2 meals a day to the families of students. This school was destroyed in the earthquake.

Thankfully, all the staff and students were outside at the time, participating in a basketball tournament. 2 members of the board of directors were visiting, and they have since returned to Canada to help coordinate fundraising for the relief effort. John Kottelenberg (Nick's uncle) was sitting on a bench outside the school walls when things started to move. You can read an interview with him by the Hamilton Spec here.

CDIA is accepting donations towards the relief efforts. You can read more about this organization, view pictures and donate at their website. Your prayers and gifts will be received with thanks.