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Old 10-05-2019, 07:55 AM
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sewingpup
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I keep my everyday pins (the long ones with the yellow round heads) in two pin cushions....I don't pin a lot when stitching except for long seams where I generally pin every foot or so or at the intersection of seams....I mainly use my pins for pining the row and position number (eg. row 1, column A , row 1 column B ect) onto the blocks in the upper left hand corner. I don't have a design wall, use my queen bed so doing this let's me keep everything in order. I also have a separate pin supply I keep in a magnetic dish downstairs by the longarm...Use these for loading the quilt sandwich. I like the magnetic dish as it sticks to my bars as they are steel. I have found however, that over time, the pins have also become magnetized and sometimes stick together which is annoying. I also have little plastic boxes of pins that I use for things like holding appliques in place. these special pins stay in their boxes until needed....
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