Orphan Block to Quilt Pin Holder
10-09-2011, 02:56 PM
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I did a block swap earlier on this year and I got this block. It was so gorgeous but I didn't know what to do with it. So I put it in my "for later" pile.
I've got a few (not tons!) of quilt pins, and I've been waiting for a great way to display them.
The pins I put on here are most of my collection so far, I have 6 more to add.
The quilt has bamboo batting.
I've got a few (not tons!) of quilt pins, and I've been waiting for a great way to display them.
The pins I put on here are most of my collection so far, I have 6 more to add.
The quilt has bamboo batting.
Pin Holder Without Pins
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Pin Holder Backing - showing how I'll hang it with Fast Finish Triangles
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Pin Holder With Pins
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10-09-2011, 03:01 PM
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Originally Posted by DMotyl
very nice... I like the block. Where do you get your quilt pins?
Some members here have been kind enough to buy one for me, and I pay them through PayPal for the pin.
And one very kind member mailed me her sister (who has passed on) pins. Those are the ones I still have to add.
There are also some you can buy online from PinPeddlers.
10-09-2011, 03:13 PM
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What a great idea! My son collects pins from everywhere I need to do something like a block with something he would like for him..
Oh no a thought for another project :) Thank you so much for sharing it with us it's awesome!
Oh no a thought for another project :) Thank you so much for sharing it with us it's awesome!
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