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I wasn't sure if I would like them so I bought a packet of disposable ear plugs to try the process. In the near future I will get the real thing and I will definitely buy the big bag.
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I recently got the backer rod foam insulation and cut it to make DIY pin protectors and I really really like them. Occasionally one slips off, but since I spent $5 for about 500 of them, I feel like it is worth the hassle over using real pinmoors.
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Originally Posted by NanaCsews2
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Got $12.50? The Pinmoor site sells 200 for $50.00. The catch? They get to pick the colors they send you. I think I could live with that....
http://www.pinmoor.com/order.html Very bottom of the page. Instead of 50 for $15, the drop down box has the option to order the 200 ct bag. No affiliation with Pinmoor, just sending those interested to a site that will save some money. Hallie in NM |
I don't understand why the shock over the price. They work great, will last a lifetime, and easy to use.
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I ordered my pinmors about a month ago. Love using them. Pinned my binding on my last quilt. Sewed the final piece by hand and didn't get stuck once. I think they are a bit pricey but I love using them.
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http://www.pinmoor.com/about.html This may help those of us who never heard of them before.
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and a toot for making your own if you're interested:
http://art-of-inclusion.blogspot.com...w-to-make.html |
Can you use packing popcorn
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You can use anything a pin will stick into. I have tried all of the 'like Pinmoor' things. For me the Pinmoor does a much better job.
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