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OMG I love it.Im on my way to the store now.
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Great idea. Thanks for sharing
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I love this idea, no lost sticky note numbers :o)
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I usually use small plain stickers that I write on....but I love this idea!!!!!!
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Clever
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OMG...what a great idea!! I have been looking for something to put in small quilted top mason jars for a xmas present for my quilt guild and these would be just perfect!! Thanks so much for sharing!!
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Great idea. I have used the pins with a large flat head (flower, button, etc) and wrote on them with permanent marker. I have some letters and some numbers to keep track of rows and columns when I move them from the design wall to the sewing machine.
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It is a cute idea but I do like LoisN does
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Heck of an idea
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Great idea, I'll have to see if I can find something like that. Thanks for the idea.
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Very clever and cute!!! :D
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Great idea!!
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Love it - Gona copy it!
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Oooooh, I want some. Hope I can find them at my JoAnn's. Looks like you could make quite a few sets for friends from one package.
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LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this idea!! No more getting stuck with numbered flowerhead pins!
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That's being resourceful!!!
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Thanks for sharing this as I had bought the letters and do prefer the numbers. I can't thank you enough.
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Great idea.......thanks!
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Great find!
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What a great idea. Thanks for sharing.
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I have done this with number beads, but these with the little tabs are just perfect!
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How creative!
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Great idea!! Pins not only stab you, they fall out.
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how cute, what a great idea, I was using scraps of paper pinned and glad to have a better idea!
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Yes, they are. That how I keep up with my rows when I am crocheting. Thanks for sharing.
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WOW, What a great idea, Thank you
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Now aren't you the clever one!!!! I love this idea!!! I'm sure it was much less expensive because it wasn't labeled "quilter"!!! :D
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I'm going to have to steal that one. I am always stabbing myself on the pins I currently use.
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I love you. This is exactly what I have been searching for. My thought was number beads, but how would I get them to go over the end of the safety pin. These are perfect, because foam stretches a little. Thank you so much for sharing this idea. I have to go to JoAnns this afternoon. I am working on a quilt to take to a retreat and this is just what I need.
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love the idea!
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here is the link: http://www.createforless.com/Sulyn+C...210pc/pid18116
Unfortunately they don't ship to Canada! Too bad, I love the idea. |
Originally Posted by LoisN
Great idea. I just use little pieces of paper with numbers on them and pin them to the first block. Your way is much cuter.
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That is a great idea. I'm going to look for those next time I go to the store. Thanks.
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Such a fantastic ideaa. You are very clever.
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I just surfed online and found this link where we can buy these from
and they ship international http://www.stuff4crafts.com/numbers-...ms-464070.html
Originally Posted by GirlieWhirlie
I was looking for a better way to mark my rows. Joann's had alphabet blocks with safety pins but I wanted numbers. I searched in the kiddo crafts department and came up with these. Much cuter and larger than the ones made for quilters.
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Wonderful idea. Sure beats pinning sticky notes to each row.
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Terrific idea!!!! I will be sure to look into those........thanks
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I love your idea
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What a clever idea. I think we are all a bunch of smart people that come up with great ideas!
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