worn out pins
#51
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Join Date: May 2010
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Originally Posted by craftybear
that reminds me we used to make these cool Christmas decorations years ago with my grandma, so I searched and found the free pattern for us
http://www.ehow.com/how_4545974_make...ornaments.html
http://www.ehow.com/how_4545974_make...ornaments.html
And I miss Lee Wards. It was a great catalog. I spent all my money there
#53
The hair has lanolin in it and that's what makes the pins slip into the material easily. I always do this with my needle when I am quilting and it gets sluggish.
I use my pins even when they are not their best. I have a container that I use these pins in and when I need to block something I have crocheted and starched, I use these to pin them to the large piece of cardboard I keep just for that. When they get too bad I put them into a pill bottle.
I use my pins even when they are not their best. I have a container that I use these pins in and when I need to block something I have crocheted and starched, I use these to pin them to the large piece of cardboard I keep just for that. When they get too bad I put them into a pill bottle.
#60
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Santa Cruz, California
Posts: 195
I'm a diabetic and I have those sharp containters that I put my seringes in and I just dd them into that. At costco they are usual under$3.00 for one of those containers.
Then I just take them to Walgreens and they take the full containers.
kjym Kathy
Then I just take them to Walgreens and they take the full containers.
kjym Kathy
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