Originally Posted by Pinkiris
(Post 6241702)
I recently bought a new package of the long quilting pins with the yellow heads. I bet that I threw out at least 10 of them! They didn't even have points. I think the machine that makes them was sick that day.
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Bearisgray you forgot one, How can I sharpen my mind. Do I just replace it, or live with it? There are some days where my mind just doesn't seem to work right? Does anyone know a solution. As for as blades, I just ordered a rotary blade sharpener from Amazon https://www.amazon.com/gp/css/order-...=gno_yam_yrdrs, cause that blue manual one is a joke. I know none will handle nicks, but I can't see spending that much to replace blades constantly. I need to do better at not nicking it.
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I have read recommendations that you put in a new needle at least every time you begin a new project. Probably the same for rotary cutter blade ... I have to admit I am too frugal (cheap) to do that because I really don't realize how dull the needles or blade have gotten until I change them. I keep thinking I can get a little more mileage out of them.
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Originally Posted by EdieClay
(Post 6242311)
I have read recommendations that you put in a new needle at least every time you begin a new project. Probably the same for rotary cutter blade ... I have to admit I am too frugal (cheap) to do that because I really don't realize how dull the needles or blade have gotten until I change them. I keep thinking I can get a little more mileage out of them.
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Everything does work better when it is sharper. I too wait too long to change a rotary blade, then wonder why I didn't do it sooner.
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After SO sharpened all the kitchen knives (didn't tell me he had) and I sliced and diced my finger, decided to stick with my sewing room. At least there I know what's sharp and what isn't:D
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You said it all....I agree...
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I give MY kitchen knives the same respect that I give my sewing scissors -- my husband was not permitted to use either.
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Originally Posted by Aurora
(Post 6242562)
I give MY kitchen knives the same respect that I give my sewing scissors -- my husband was not permitted to use either.
The sharp mind - there are times when I think mine has turned to mush! The sharp eyes - I know I haves issues with mine - I am so grateful that I am living in a time when surgical intervention and glasses are available.m (How come I can spot a garage/yard sale sign, and DH 'never' sees them??) The sharp tongue - still working on that one - |
Originally Posted by Gannyrosie
(Post 6242265)
Bearisgray you forgot one, How can I sharpen my mind. Do I just replace it, or live with it? There are some days where my mind just doesn't seem to work right? Does anyone know a solution. As for as blades, I just ordered a rotary blade sharpener from Amazon https://www.amazon.com/gp/css/order-...=gno_yam_yrdrs, cause that blue manual one is a joke. I know none will handle nicks, but I can't see spending that much to replace blades constantly. I need to do better at not nicking it.
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