Grabbit Magnetic Sewing Pincushion with 50 Plastic Head Pins, Black

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Love love love this! Holds a ton of pins, has a strong magnet, grabs them easily. I bought this for my 7 year old learning to sew, and it’s perfect. Both my boys just want to lay the pins down when done with them, they don’t want to be bothered sticking them into a pin cushion. This makes it easy for them and means I don’t have to pick up after them or find them all over the table & floors. We even throw it into a sewing box when not sewing and they stay put.

I’m super messy when I’m sewing. I always end up with pins everywhere. This works exactly like the video shows and it makes my life SO much easier. Get yourself one, save your sanity.

Purple Grabbit magnetic pincushion has a very strong magnet and keeps the pins in place. This is my favorite brand for a quality item. I loved the purple & gifted this to a granddaughter that Im teaching how to sew.

This was exactly what I was looking for; the pins stay on even when turned upside down and shaken. That this came with pins, too, was an added bonus. It is a nice size and appears sturdy. I was told by a family member that this would be great for paperclips, too. No doubt that is true.

Ive had one for years thought they had quite making them. I was happy to find it again bought one for my daughter.

I sew in several rooms in my house, this is so convenient that I always go get it from the other room. As a new sewer this is my best buy so far.

Pins and I have a love/hate relationship. I get so caught up in my sewing that I can lose track of where I put pins as I pull them out, they can end up on the floor, under my machine, or get hidden by fabric that I sweep away on my cutting mat, only to feel that sharp pain...well, you know what I mean. This is so great!! I dont have to be precise with a usual pincushion, etc., now. The truth is that you can almost toss them in the general direction of this Grabbit and theyre sucked onto it! They line up in a nice way, as well, so that you can go for a pin without worrying about sticking yourself, as happens in a pin box, etc. Id happily gift this to any sewer I know!!

Its still magnetized, but day before yesterdy (and its less than a week old), it got knocked off the ironing board, and when I picked it up, it had a big chunk broken not-quite-out of the rim of the plastic housing. Now, I realize that the magnet still mags -- not a single pin dropped off when it fell -- or if they did, they fell into space as it hit the floor, and immediately bounced back up onto the upside-down surface of the blue plastice. I also realize that not all plastics are made equal and some may cost a bit more to house the magnet in than others, but could Blue Feather not have specified to the factory to use one that was not expected to break when it hit linoleum over concrete when dropped from the height of an ironing board? After all, many of us have playful cats. Playful kids. Some of us even have periodic playful earthquakes (we know who we are.) Things do fall off ironing boards. This is within the Prime period for sending it back, but Im not sure its ethical to ask to send it back, damaged, so Im keeping it. As I say -- the magnet still mags. But I implore you, Blue Feather -- have a talk with your manufacturer and see if you can come up with a more durable plastic. If I find out you have, Ill buy the improved model. And write a new review.

I love this pin holder. It fits so many pins and holds them securely. Get the pin close and the holder grabs it. You could even pick up pins on a table by passing over them if thats the way you work or if you dropped one.