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ManiacQuilter2 09-26-2014 05:00 AM

I agree, wood is much safer. Mine is brass and I am concerned about accidentally having the needle hit it.

IrishgalfromNJ 09-26-2014 05:06 AM

Those lobster forks look a little too pointy for me. I would also be afraid that my kitties would get stuck with them. I us a double pointed bamboo knitting needle.

GrannieAnnie 09-26-2014 05:09 AM


Originally Posted by Tartan (Post 6903366)
Saw these on the clearance bin at my grocery store today for .44 cents. They may be Lobster Picks but my brain said, sewing stilettos!! :D

IMO, I'd stick with a tool that has one small point. Skewers are good. I have the little wooden stick that comes in a bag of loose polyfill.

citruscountyquilter 09-26-2014 06:24 AM

Great idea!

Silver Needle 09-26-2014 09:06 PM

I like Clovers blue handled stiletto because it has a rounded point and is a little shorter. It works well with my small hands.

MFord 09-26-2014 09:23 PM

Buy some lobsters or crab instead! I use a porcupine quill, when I can find it. Better than anything else!

moonrise 09-26-2014 10:29 PM

I use my "Purple Thang" or my seam ripper. :)

sparkys_mom 09-27-2014 03:54 AM


Originally Posted by dakotamaid (Post 6903874)
I use my seam ripper for that purpose. :)

Me, too. :)

quiltingbuddy 09-27-2014 04:06 AM

I think they would be too sharp for me. I tend to not look at things real carefully when I'm grabbing them in a hurry. I use an embossing tool that other people would use when making cards (which I don't do). DH & Ds got it for me years ago when they thought I needed a different hobby. You see how that turned out

themary 09-27-2014 04:26 AM

I use 'orange sticks' from beauty shop supplies. Works great.


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