|
Are refills easy to get?
|
I thought the same thing at first but found the use of fine scissors and saving the clipping till I was watching TV in the evening was fine. Saved a lot on fingers and overall time was still less than pinning. Glue is great I agree but I am still impressed with my micro.
|
Refills come from Amazon as well. I bought one extra set with my purchase so will keep ahead of the game when I am ordering from Amazon and need extra for free shipping!
|
I saw this very same thing at a pharmacy in their "AS SEEN ON TV" aisle. Got it for $19.99. I have a small mustache comb to press around the tags so I don't cut into the fabric. Nail clippers are great for cutting them for removal.
|
Those were put onto my quilt at the last quilt show. I had a heck of a time keeping track of those little tiny pieces when I tried to cut them off. Do you just let the vacuum find them?
|
I have one and LOVE IT!
|
I also have the older one which makes a bigger hole. I used it when I put my quilt on the frame to HQ. With the bigger one the larger hole wasn't the issue, it's the fact that it had leeway. I think I would like this one instead for that it wouldn't let the fabric give as much. I don't have allot of quilts that I HQ and put on the frame, so this would be a great investment for me. Thnks.
|
I have used Quiltac now for a few years and like it. I have to be very careful doing the quilting as sometimes the tack is close in color to the area I am sewing.
|
Originally Posted by Carrie
(Post 6894145)
I have had one for years and love it as it is easier on the hands than pinning. Also use it to mark paper pieces with yardage and attaching to fabric lengths so I know how much fabric there is. When prewashing and ironing fabric and I find a fabric flaw, I use it to attach a small piece of paper to that area to alert me so it doesn't get into the project.
|
I had one but gave it away. BUT--I used to sit outside to remove the plastic thingies.
|
| All times are GMT -8. The time now is 01:37 PM. |