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luvTooQuilt 10-27-2010 09:55 PM


Originally Posted by BellaBoo
I have them, I ordered them as soon as they were available to buy. While waiting for them, I used everything a pin would stick into but after using the Pinmoors I tossed the other things. It is one of the few quilting tools I have not bought on sale. :lol: I now have enough to pin baste a king size quilt. I had to quit taking them to quilt workshops, everyone wanted to borrow just a few and I never got them back. :?

How many did you need for a king size??

BellaBoo 10-27-2010 10:20 PM

I have four packages now, that's plenty for me. I machine quilt mostly in the ditch or 1/4" straight line echo or crosshatching.

Quilting Di 10-28-2010 01:59 AM

I tried the ear plugs on 6 pins. They stayed on okay, but didn't like how the quilt didn't lay flat in the areas I used them. Safety pinned areas remain flat. I don't think I'd order Pinmoors unless had a chance to try first.

AlwaysQuilting 10-28-2010 02:09 AM


Originally Posted by Quilting Di
I tried the ear plugs on 6 pins. They stayed on okay, but didn't like how the quilt didn't lay flat in the areas I used them. Safety pinned areas remain flat. I don't think I'd order Pinmoors unless had a chance to try first.

That's interesting. I haven't tried the ear plugs yet, but maybe the quilt bunched up because the ear plugs are larger?
I see slight bunching up using the pinmoors too but not enough to bother me.

watterstide 10-28-2010 02:17 AM

Nadine, can they be cut in half? they look longer than you need..your not sticking the pin in that far , are you?

AlwaysQuilting 10-28-2010 03:59 PM


Originally Posted by watterstide
Nadine, can they be cut in half? they look longer than you need..your not sticking the pin in that far , are you?

You know, they probably could be cut in half.
Arent' you clever!!! :thumbup:
The size they are now makes them easy to hold, but you're right, the pin doesn't get pushed in very far.
thanks, I'll try it.

KarenR 10-28-2010 04:02 PM

I will have to follow this topic. I'm interested in them, but they seem a little expensive.

Cyn 10-28-2010 04:04 PM

I bought a bag after reading a post on here and I love them! They are working great and I just pin a large section and move them to the next section as I can.

AlwaysQuilting 10-28-2010 04:06 PM

I just cut a couple in half and they work just as well!
I think I'll only cut a few and see how well they stay on while I'm moving the quilt around, etc.
But it's a great idea...thanks again

watterstide 10-28-2010 04:29 PM


Originally Posted by AlwaysQuilting
I just cut a couple in half and they work just as well!
I think I'll only cut a few and see how well they stay on while I'm moving the quilt around, etc.
But it's a great idea...thanks again

cool! i could afford to make the splurge, if i get double! maybe even share with a friend!

:wink:


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