Deb53

Many of us LOVE Clover ultra thin pins. I do. I realized they were a bit hard to pick up. The ends are so small. I had some beads and used E6000 glue. It did not take away from the useful length of the pins. It took a little time but I love how easy they are to handle now. Luckily I have never pressed over pins, so these plastic beads have not been a problem for me. PS: Happy Valentine's Day to all.

DOTTYMO

What a good idea. My problem with pins is how they disappear.

Jeanne S

So cute!!!! (and practical too....)

Quiltngolfer

They are darling pins! I've never seen anything like that. I bet you could sell them as fast as you make them. Nice job.

Jackie Spencer

Those would look beautiful in vintage pin cushions. I know they are to be used, but I love the look of them too!!

faykilgore

Beautiful! Also practical. Win-win

nativetexan

That is a great idea. my fingers don't grab pins well anymore as it is.

pocoellie

What a GREAT idea. Thanks for sharing.

quiltstringz

That is a great idea - not sure I would do it for myself but thinking that doing some for holiday gifts for quilting pals. Wait a minute I might as well do some for me too. What a great way to take some pins to a retreat or sewing day and knowing which are yours! Of course that would only last for one time, as everyone will go home and make some. Thanks for sharing

ManiacQuilter2

I have the same pins and they are so hard to spot on the floor but you are suppose to be able to iron over then since they are glass. CLEVER !!!