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I agree with ArtsyOne - thread is always appreciated. And I've always meant to make myself one of those weighted pin cushions/thread scrap bags that Tartan mentioned. I've just never gotten around to it. Some other really good ideas here too.
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I have a pair of sheers with a spring on them and they are made for rag quilt cutting the edges. They are not so hard on your hands.
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this is a wonderful idea. I received one last year and I absolutely treasure it.
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Originally Posted by ghostrider
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A turned wooden handle seam ripper, from Etsy or elsewhere. Beautiful, practical, and thoughtful, all in one.
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Originally Posted by sewingsuz
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I have a pair of sheers with a spring on them and they are made for rag quilt cutting the edges. They are not so hard on your hands.
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Purple gizmo looks very interesting. I know she doesn't have that, Neither do I;) hmmmm
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A telescoping magnet from a hardware or auto store. When extended it looks like an old fashioned car antennae. You can use it to pick up pins and needles without getting down on your hands and knees. I love mine.
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Originally Posted by AliKat
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I'd go with the gift certificate. It is so hard to buy for someone else. At my age I don't want extra 'stuff' but am more focused on what I buy.
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Thanks everyone, you gave me some great ideas.
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make her a pin cushion using a pretty cup or shoe, go to the goodwill and what you can find that's cool. Lots of idea on the web...
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