Best pin keeper I have found.
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I bought it from a Bernina dealer. She had one next to each Bernina model set up for demos.
The pins are sharp, much more then I thought they would be since they are pretty. I think my young grand will be fascinated by this while in my sewing room with me.
The pins are sharp, much more then I thought they would be since they are pretty. I think my young grand will be fascinated by this while in my sewing room with me.
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It is heavy, won't fall off the table without a fight.
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I have other magnetic pin cushions besides my machine and no problem. i never touch the machine with them. now this one is something i may have to buy. i have trouble picking up pins and having the heads where i can get them is perfect!!
just got a red one from Sew It Up.
just got a red one from Sew It Up.
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I've given up on magnetic pin holders! I bought one and kept it on my sewing table next to my machine with my little scissors right there. Well, my scissors became magnetic and ever time I picked them up a whole bunch of pins stuck to it. Gave the magnetic bowl and all the pins to a friend who wanted them. Got new pins and have them in a plastic box. No more magnetic anything for me!!
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my scissors became magnetic and ever time I picked them up a whole bunch of pins stuck to it.
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