A weighed a Pinmoor with pin in it and a safety pin on my digital kitchen scale. The safety pin weight more.
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Thats a great idea. I usually quilt everything with my mid-arm on the frame, but next time I quilt a memory quilt for a customer, I will try this out! Thanks!!
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Originally Posted by hopetoquilt
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Sounds like it would also require indulging in a large quantity of wine to do a king sized quilt. Lol. Thanks for the idea.
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Ask a restaurant for their corks from wine bottles. You will get a great selection of cork to use.
Or purchase some cork placemat from Ikea. They are the perfect width. |
I use the medium size safety pins. I have them, know how to use them and won't replace them til they wear out!
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Originally Posted by mckwilter
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I have purchased the pinmoors, but haven't used them yet. For those of us who don't imbibe, you can buy sheets of cork at hobby stores (Hobby Lobby, Michaels, JoAnn's). The sheets can be cut with a rotary cutter.
Ditto feelings about Pinmoors. Hate them. Bought them and it was a waste of money. Used them once. Anybody have an idea for an alternate use for these? Otherwise, they're going in the garbage. I hate wasting money. |
Originally Posted by BellaBoo
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A weighed a Pinmoor with pin in it and a safety pin on my digital kitchen scale. The safety pin weight more.
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I like the cork bits on the ends of the pins, saves getting picked by the pin.
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that is a great idea :)
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That is a great idea. There are many places you can buy these corks, without drinking.
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