never. Broke too many neeedles over the years doing so....
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I sew over them when matching seams - use the flat-headed ones.
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I do, but since I always use a quarter-inch foot, I have learned to pin with the sharp ends of the pins towards the edge of the fabric and they usually don't extend far enough to get hit by the needle.
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I don't like to. It can ruin needles and pins. Sometimes, though, if trying to fit something together that is a little long on one side or a curve etc. I do - very slowly.
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Not with my computerized machine!!! Although a broken needle or pin can be aggravating, if the machine's timing is knocked out, then it could mean a hefty repair bill and time in the shop.
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I take the pins out, it's easier than replacing needles and any other type of damage.
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I try not to. I take them out as I go.
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I always take them out
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Yes, sometimes but slowly...
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On my DSMs, most of the time. On my LA, ALL the time!
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