Use for dull sewing machine needles
I remember reading old sewing machine needles are good for hanging wall things. Today I hung snowflake lights in the sun room windows so I raided my container & tapped needles in to hold the light strings. I had to pull out a couple & reposition them. They work great, the hole was smaller than a nail would’ve made.
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Sounds like a great use for dull needles.
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Someone mentioned at a guild meeting that she used them to hang pictures. They leave a smaller hole in the wall. I tried it a few days later and it worked great.
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great tip, thanks
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I have also used straight pins for lighter weight Items on the wall. I have two small works of art right at a glace that are secured with straight a pin (quilting pins). The needle Idea is great! Thanks for the time.
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When you want to get rid of those little holes, rub over them with a little toothpaste. A white hole is much less noticeable than a black hole.
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My Wicox and Gibbs chian stitcher has a grindstone attatched to it to re sharpen needles.
And Mavita opened the door. White holes are less noticeable, because black holes suck in big chunks of the universe. ( just a bit sorry) |
Originally Posted by leonf
(Post 8335687)
My Wicox and Gibbs chian stitcher has a grindstone attatched to it to re sharpen needles.
And Mavita opened the door. White holes are less noticeable, because black holes suck in big chunks of the universe. ( just a bit sorry) that's funny. :) Love the grindstone attached idea....genius! |
Thanks, tranum. What a good idea.
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I've done that for years, works well.
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