Linda1

I like my little pincushions. LOL

donnacollierbess

The first time I saw it, I had to look twice to be sure I understood what it was used for. Once I figured it out, I couldn't stop laughing for the longest time.

donnacollierbess

The first time I saw it, I had to look twice to be sure I understood what it was used for. Once I figured it out, I couldn't stop laughing for the longest time.

donnacollierbess

The first time I saw it, I had to look twice to be sure I understood what it was used for. Once I figured it out, I couldn't stop laughing for the longest time.

tjradj

That is the stupidest thing I've ever seen. And the "paper funnel"? PULeeeze.

romanojg

I seen it and figured it would irrate me more than help me. My grandson always wants to hand me pins and of course he's not always ready when I am and this thing would surely be the same way except that I love my grandson. I just imagine it when the pins jam and the irratation that would come from un-jamming it; kind of like the irratation of un-jamming the thread nest from under our presser feet.

BellaBoo

If you ever used the auto stapler on a big copy machine then you know what a time saver that is. This is how my dress designer friend explained how great these pin dispenser are for her business. I doubt it will be useful for quilters.

Bobbinchick

I use a magnetic pin thing that is the size of a coffee cup. It has a handle and some holes on the top of it for things like a seam ripper and marking pens and the like and a magnet on the side for scissors. Love it and the magnet is strong too so so far no lost pins unless they come out of my fabric after I have pinned it.Have a great day, huggies, Fay

JudieRQuilting

It definitely isn't something I would use. I can't figure out why someone even came out with the idea.

chamby

My first thoughts on the gadget when I saw it was "wow some people just love gadgets" I am like most of you, I would not want this monster in my sewing room. I would rather have pin cushions.