A pincushion is a small, soft cushion used to store pins and needles. It is typically used by seamstresses, quilters, and other needleworkers. A pincushion can be filled with a variety of materials, including sand.
A pin cushion is a small, soft, often stuffed cushion used to store pins and needles. Some people believe that pin cushions can help to sharpen needles, but there is no evidence to support this claim. It is more likely that the needles become dull from being used on the hard surface of the pin cushion.
A tomato pin cushion is a type of pin cushion that is filled with sharpening grit. It is used to sharpen needles by rubbing the needle against the grit.
No, steel wool does not sharpen pins. Pins are made of steel, but they are hardened steel and steel wool is too soft to sharpen them.
5/5
100% cotton fabric coated and fully padded polyester, holding the needles or pins safely.
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Hedgehog pin cushion, quilting, needlework, embroidery, Provides a safe place to store pins and needles.
Useful sewing tools, a perfect gift for sewing and quilting enthusiasts, Great gift for Mom, beginners, girls, kids, grandmas,Mother's Day,Christmas,Birthdays. You can't wait to show them to your friends.
Hedgehog pin cushion is asy to carry,2.75x4.13x2.56in（7x10.5x6.5cm）.Portable size for sewing basket/ box organizer storage, keep pins needles with you.
$234
My adult stepdaughter, who is enjoying independent living in her own apartment at college, received the order as a gift. She bought a sewing machine and now she needed some materials.This hedgehog was the only item I got for her out of the dozen that resulted in an immediate text message of appreciation. You can see how lovely it is from that!And fully satisfactory and functional, in her opinion.
4.8/5
Great organizing tool not only for sewing but for keeping paper clips, nails, screws or other metal objects securely in one space
Includes 50 colored plastic head, easy-to-grasp pins
Grabbit comes in a variety of colors and measures 1 5/16†tall by 4 1/4†in diameter
Powerful magnet sweeps up pins from a distance and aligns them into an organized pile
Easy to grab a pin or to drop one back onto the magnetic base, no need to stop working to push pins into a cloth cushion
$234
Such a cute pin cushion. Okay, so it's a plastic plate or bowl with a magnet inside rather than a cushion. You don't have to be concerned about which end is up because it grabs the pins really effortlessly. The included pins are made easier to grasp since they have balls on the ends. It also helps that the pins prefer to line up parallel to one another due to the magnet. Since I was used to a standard pin cushion that I could cheerfully stab, I actually believed I wouldn't care all that much for this when I got it on a whim around ten years ago. I shifted my opinion. My daughter also received one after I recently purchased a replacement after my own was destroyed.The Grabbit's included pins are long, balled, and pointed. I first purchased one and fell in love with the pins as well, but I was unable to get replacements. The pins are now also sold separately.There are two further benefits to this device: you can pick up fallen stray pins without looking by turning it upside down and waving it close to the ground or your table. They are immediately picked up. I also keep my little stitching awl on this shelf, which has developed a weak magnetic field. As I approach the pins while sewing on a machine, I press the tip of the needle on the ball end of the pin. They come out easily while still adhering to the awl and are prepared to be placed back onto the pin cushion.Don't drop the pincushion, that's a word of advice. When I did, the magnet inside mine split in half, and it was never the same.
4.8/5
Great organizing tool not only for sewing but for keeping paper clips, nails, screws or other metal objects securely in one space
Grabbit comes in a variety of colors and measures 1 5/16†tall by 4 1/4†in diameter
Includes 50 colored plastic head, easy-to-grasp pins
Powerful magnet sweeps up pins from a distance and aligns them into an organized pile
Easy to grab a pin or to drop one back onto the magnetic base, no need to stop working to push pins into a cloth cushion
$234
Such a cute pin cushion. Okay, so it's a plastic plate or bowl with a magnet inside rather than a cushion. You don't have to be concerned about which end is up because it grabs the pins really effortlessly. The included pins are made easier to grasp since they have balls on the ends. It also helps that the pins prefer to line up parallel to one another due to the magnet. Since I was used to a standard pin cushion that I could cheerfully stab, I actually believed I wouldn't care all that much for this when I got it on a whim around ten years ago. I shifted my opinion. My daughter also received one after I recently purchased a replacement after my own was destroyed.The Grabbit's included pins are long, balled, and pointed. I first purchased one and fell in love with the pins as well, but I was unable to get replacements. The pins are now also sold separately.There are two further benefits to this device: you can pick up fallen stray pins without looking by turning it upside down and waving it close to the ground or your table. They are immediately picked up. I also keep my little stitching awl on this shelf, which has developed a weak magnetic field. As I approach the pins while sewing on a machine, I press the tip of the needle on the ball end of the pin. They come out easily while still adhering to the awl and are prepared to be placed back onto the pin cushion.Don't drop the pincushion, that's a word of advice. When I did, the magnet inside mine split in half, and it was never the same.
4.8/5
Great organizing tool not only for sewing but for keeping paper clips, nails, screws or other metal objects securely in one space
Includes 50 colored plastic head, easy-to-grasp pins
Easy to grab a pin or to drop one back onto the magnetic base, no need to stop working to push pins into a cloth cushion
Powerful magnet sweeps up pins from a distance and aligns them into an organized pile
Grabbit comes in a variety of colors and measures 1 5/16†tall by 4 1/4†in diameter
$234
I adore being able to swiftly remove pins from the fabric while stitching by pitching them to the magnet. Because I'm too lazy to put the pins in a cushion while sewing, I don't have to try to stick them in one, which would slow down my craft, or worry that they will roll off the table. It's incredibly practical. Putting them in the same direction will prevent you from sticking yourself when grabbing one if you are organized. This may not be for you if you don't want to take the chance of self-poking when removing a pin from the pin "cushion." But in all honesty, if you sew and never get pricked, you must be from another planet. Definitely would purchase again.
4.8/5
Powerful magnet sweeps up pins from a distance and aligns them into an organized pile
Easy to grab a pin or to drop one back onto the magnetic base, no need to stop working to push pins into a cloth cushion
Great organizing tool not only for sewing but for keeping paper clips, nails, screws or other metal objects securely in one space
Grabbit comes in a variety of colors and measures 1 5/16†tall by 4 1/4†in diameter
Includes 50 colored plastic head, easy-to-grasp pins
$234
Such a cute pin cushion. Okay, so it's a plastic plate or bowl with a magnet inside rather than a cushion. You don't have to be concerned about which end is up because it grabs the pins really effortlessly. The included pins are made easier to grasp since they have balls on the ends. It also helps that the pins prefer to line up parallel to one another due to the magnet. Since I was used to a standard pin cushion that I could cheerfully stab, I actually believed I wouldn't care all that much for this when I got it on a whim around ten years ago. I shifted my opinion. My daughter also received one after I recently purchased a replacement after my own was destroyed.The Grabbit's included pins are long, balled, and pointed. I first purchased one and fell in love with the pins as well, but I was unable to get replacements. The pins are now also sold separately.There are two further benefits to this device: you can pick up fallen stray pins without looking by turning it upside down and waving it close to the ground or your table. They are immediately picked up. I also keep my little stitching awl on this shelf, which has developed a weak magnetic field. As I approach the pins while sewing on a machine, I press the tip of the needle on the ball end of the pin. They come out easily while still adhering to the awl and are prepared to be placed back onto the pin cushion.Don't drop the pincushion, that's a word of advice. When I did, the magnet inside mine split in half, and it was never the same.
4.7/5
DIMENSIONS - 4-5/16-inch x 3-inch x 3/4-inch
CONVENIENT - covered magnetic pin caddy with a built-in flip-top storage compartment to keep pins and small accessories close at hand; lid nests under caddy when not in use
EASY TO USE - strong magnet aligns pins in a parallel direction; U-groove allows for easy pin pick up
INCLUDES - one ultimate pin caddy with 15 color ball pins; caddy color randomly selected
VERSATILE - triple hole slot in lid accommodates multiple pin head sizes for right and left hand use; slide magnetic disk from storage compartment to use separately
COLORFUL - offered in purple, blue and green
$234
Pros: Its small drawer, large size, weight for serving as a fabric weight, decent color, and usefulness for catching dropped needles and pins on the floor or carpet!Cons: The $12 price tag! This is way over the top. It is made of plastic and has powerful magnets.Is the small dip in the middle useful for grabbing your pins, or what? Uncertain about that!A pin holder is a great (but pricey) present for a sewer because they use them frequently.Dear Review section respondents and readers, Please keep in mind that reviews are primarily about the product. This is not the place to base your star rating on issues like slow mailing, shipping damage, or problems with a vendor. The readers need to know your view of the product's effectiveness as well as your reaction to it. Reviews allow for comments about the seller and packaging, but star ratings do not. I'm grateful.
4.5/5
5" plated steel shaft
Convertible seam tester, 10-1/4" long
5-3/4" plastic handle
$234
Everhard is a reputable American business. Their equipment is well renowned in the roofing sector, and for good reason. Single player seams will eventually wear out after a few miles of use, but these are inexpensive and durable. amazing job while using an extension handle. To increase the tools' lifespan, the metal tip could only be better tempered.
4.3/5
MULTI USE: More than tightening loose fabric on furniture, these pins can hold curtains and drapes, secure sagging car headliners, or hang up photos and art.
MINI & BULK OPTIONS: Stock up on as many twisty pins as you need. They're available in 12 pack, 50 pack or 100 pack. The pins are 3/4" with 1/2" heads.
TRANSLUCENT TOP: The clear heads on these twisted fabric pins make them perfect for bedskirts, sofa and couch slip covers and all kinds of home decor and DIY sewing projects.
SECURE YOUR FABRIC: With twisty pins you can easily secure loose fabric in place. Transform old furniture to make it look new by tightening saggy slipcovers, throws, sheets & more.
SEWING GEAR: An essential in any sewing kit, these pins work well on almost every type of fabric or material. The clear tops won't clash any color or design and can be used anywhere.
$234
Don't get me started on why my wife wants multiple bedskirts to match different seasonal quilts, but changing out the bedskirt from one season to the next was always a job I dreaded when we were using safety pins. I know it seems like a gross overstatement to be talking about "twisty pins" in this manner. To get safetypins through the bedskirt, into the fabric of the box frame, then back through the bedskirt and fastened while maintaining the proper length from the floor and avoiding poking the pin into your fingers felt like an hour-long pain fest. Without any frustration, bleeding, or swearing on my part, the entire task only took me approximately 10 minutes. I won't go so far as to say that I am looking forward to replacing our bedskirts once more, but I won't be dreading it either. In conclusion, these are totally worth the money!
4.3/5
ICONIC - classic tomato shape; a staple for all sewists, quilters and crafters
INCLUDES - one 2-3/4-inch tomato pin cushions with strawberry emery
PRACTICAL - use attached emery to sharpen and clean pins and hand needles
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CONVENIENT - keeps pins and needles close at hand
Made in the USA or Imported
$234
It's bigger than I anticipated, which is good.Yes, it must indicate that I caused the cancer, but the actual cause is as follows. Everyone in CA worries excessively and makes a mountain out of a molehill.Emery is a mineral that is abrasive. It is employed in the production of sandpaper, emery boards for nail polishing, and other industrial activities ( polishing rice).Saw dust is one of the topics covered by the CA regulation. Some types of wood's dust can lead to cancer. Additionally, sawdust from pressure-treated wood does contain dangerous compounds.However, sticking a pin or needle in a strawberry to polish it likely keeps all of the dust inside the fruit. So you won't have to deal with a lot of dust, unlike with a floor sanding machine. There is very little risk as a result, if any at all.The warning seems excessive in this circumstance. It would be interesting to learn why a caution label was placed on a pin cushion.
4.2/5
DIMENSIONS: Each measures 4.25 x 1.25 x 2.875 inches.
ORGANIZATION: Ideal holder to organize your tools so you won't misplaced small items.
MAGNETIC PIN BOWLS: Includes 2 oval shaped magnetic pin cushions in red.
MATERIAL: Made of plastic with magnet underneath to capture small metal tools.
MULTI-USE: The magnetic holder can be used to hold sewing pins, head pins, hair pins, paper clips, nails, screws, and other small metal objects.
$234
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Pincushion flowers, also known as scabiosa, are often given as symbols of gratitude. The pincushion flower's scientific name, Scabiosa, comes from the Latin word for "scabies," which is a skin disease. The pincushion flower's name may also come from the Greek word for "moth," because the flower is often visited by moths.
A pincushion is a small, usually round cushion filled with stuffing and used to store pins and needles. The word can also be used to refer to a person who is very thin, like a pin.
A pincushion is a small cushion or pad with pins or needles stuck into it, used to store pins and needles. It is also used to protect the fingers when sewing. Pincushion is also the name of a plant, the flower of which is used to make a herbal tea. This plant is native to the Philippines.
Pincushions are small, usually round cushions used to store pins and needles. They are often made of fabric, filled with stuffing, and often decorated with a pattern or embroidery. Some pincushions are made of other materials, such as plastic or wood.
Pincushion method is a way of creating a three-dimensional effect on a two-dimensional surface. It is often used in needlework, such as embroidery, to add dimension and texture to a design. The technique is achieved by stitching small, evenly-spaced stitches into the fabric. These stitches can be made with a needle and thread, or with a sewing machine. The resulting effect is similar to a pincushion, hence the name.
There are a lot of different wrist pin cushions on the market, but the best one is the Clover Pin Cushion. It has a special design that allows you to keep your pins in place while you work, and it's also very comfortable to wear.
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