Pin Holders & Pincushions

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• Clover 4130 Sweet ’n Sharp Macaron Raspberry Needle Rest

  Clover 4130 suits hand sewing when you want a magnetic needle rest beside a sharpening cushion. Insert the needle tip and shaft into the cushion to sharpen it; check your needles first because stainless steel may not stick.⁷⁸

• Clover 9602 I Sew for Fun Magnetic Pin Caddy

  Choose Clover 9602 for a magnetic pin caddy with a cover for storage. Test your pins before use: Clover excludes stainless and nonferrous pins from this caddy.⁹¹⁰

• Clover Magnetic Pin Caddy 4105

  Choose Clover 4105 for a magnetic caddy with a center groove and cover. Test your pins first: Clover excludes stainless and nonferrous pins.⁴¹¹

• Dritz 274 Magnetic Cat Pin Holder

  Choose Dritz 274 for a pin magnet that attaches with a suction cup. Fix it to a clean, smooth surface so the holder stays beside your work.¹²¹³

• Dritz 732 Tomato Pin Cushion with Strawberry Emery

  Dritz 732 is a straightforward choice for holding pins and needles in a tomato pincushion. Its attached strawberry emery gives you a separate place for pin care.¹⁴¹⁵

• Prym 60110 Love Heart Magnetic Pin Cushion

  Choose Prym 60110 for a divided magnetic tray that keeps pins and small metal items together. Its separate tray sections help you sort what you are using.¹⁶¹⁷

• Prym 60111 Love Magnetic Pin Cushion with Bobbin Ring

  Choose Prym 60111 when you want a magnetic pincushion and bobbin ring in one place. The pieces can be used separately, and a small storage box gives you another place to keep sewing supplies.⁵⁶

• Prym Arm Pincushion 611340

  Choose Prym 611340 for a fabric pincushion worn on the arm or wrist. Its hook-and-loop band holds the round cushion while you work.³

• Prym Love Pink Magnetic Wrist Pin Cushion 60109

  Choose Prym Love 60109 for a magnetic wrist holder. Its slap band secures it to your wrist, keeping small items that stick to a magnet close to hand.¹⁸¹⁹

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