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Mariposa 09-21-2015 05:07 AM
Looks neat! I need to find one of these~ :)

Geri B 09-21-2015 07:07 AM
Originally Posted by Onebyone (Post 7323253)
Yep that happened to me before. I demagnetized them. I put the scissors in my Sonic toothbrush charger base while plugged in, took them out and no more magnetic scissors. This will work for small tools.
I have mag pin holders...this one looks cool. May have to find and add to collection........I don't put my trimming small scissors on the mag. I have these tied to a ribbon loop and that hangs from cord of machine...so when I need I just reach down and pull up on ribbon....this way they never fall to the floor

tlpa 09-21-2015 09:16 AM
Originally Posted by jetayre (Post 7322210)
Does any one know if he magnet is strong enough to affect the electronics in the new sewing machines! I was warned when I got the magnets to use for seam guides to be careful where I placed them
Maybe someone else knows the answer, but I never keep my magnetic pin holder near my machine.
Too expensive a mistake to make!

Onebyone 09-21-2015 10:30 AM
I was told by dealers that the machines now have the computer parts shielded from damage from magnetic or other waves. I wouldn't hold a strong magnet to the body of my machine but having a pin holder next to it I have no fear.

Zinda 09-21-2015 11:35 AM
I had a magnetic pin holder for my wrist. It stopped my watch and I thought I had a ton of time to quilt! LOL

MarleneC 09-21-2015 04:47 PM
This is so neat. I have a magnetic bowl but the pins go every which way and I still get pricked.

My time 09-21-2015 07:03 PM
Originally Posted by jetayre (Post 7322210)
Does any one know if he magnet is strong enough to affect the electronics in the new sewing machines! I was warned when I got the magnets to use for seam guides to be careful where I placed them
I was warned of this as well. But it sure is a cool pin cushion and pins.

Pkelly 09-22-2015 11:41 AM
According to my Bernina dealer you don't have to worry about magnets around a Bernina machine.


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