Grabbit Magnetic Sewing Pincushion with 50 Plastic Head Pins, Black

Red was the cheapest but also the color I prefer. Disappointed!

Nice weight. Good size. Works just like it supposed to. All good.

I love these Grabbit Magnetic Pincushions. I have two and have given several for gifts. They are very functional for anyone who sews and drops pins as well as anyone who needs to organize any kind of straight or safety pins. They really hold on to them well and help with picking up dropped ones easily and quickly. The colors are also very nice and cheery. They are keepers. The only draw back is the straight pins that come with it are very weak and easily bend.

I have been sewing for years and honestly never knew the Grab It existed! Now I dont know how I got along without it. Its a fantastic concept and a must for anyone who sews. I first saw it on a sewing tutorial, went to Amazon and ordered it! It is so useful, no longer do I have pins all over my sewing area including the floor! I just put my pins near the top and it sucks them in. Or if I do drop any on the floor I can just wave it over the area and it will find them and pick them up. My whole family will appreciate no more pins on the floor!! Perfect! Love that it comes with additional pins as well. Do yourself a favor and get a Grab It asap!!

I have this constantly by my side when sewing or cutting out fabric. This is the handiest item to have so pins dont spill or land where theyre not supposed to. I need to get another to have one at both my sewing machine and at my cutting table. Highly recommend.

I have been sewing for years and I always wanted one of these magnetic pin holders. I really like this product it is well made and grabs and holds on to the straight pins with little effort. I will say this I wish I had ordered a bigger one. I make clothes and depending on the item being sewn, it takes a lot of pins. So going bigger would be better. Btw, it would make a nice gift to a seamstress

Highly recommend.

I have 2 of these, one yellow and one lavender. I keep them in round storage containers and my pins are impervious to being scattered while traveling, after being pounced upon by the kittens and, they can fit into any appropriately sized slot, tipped, tilted, even upside-down!

This Grabbit Magnetic Pincushion with 50 Plastic Head Pins has a really nice design. It’s a hefty 6.6 ounces so it stays in place and the bright red color makes it easy to notice in a busy sewing area. The sharp pins stay in the depressed center of the holder and the design makes it easy to pick the pins up.

Love this pincushion. Okay, it is not a cushion, but a plastic plate/bowl sort of thing with a magnet inside. It grabs the pins really easily, and you dont have to worry about which end is up. Since the pins that come with it have balls on the ends it makes them easy to grab. The magnet tends to make the pins line up parallel to each other so that helps too. I bought this on a lark a decade or so ago, and really thought I wouldnt care all that much for it since I was used to a traditional pin cushion I could stab happily. I changed my mind. Mine got destroyed recently so I just bought replacement, and picked up another for my daughter. The pins that come with the Grabbit are long, balled and sharp. When I first bought one, I fell in love with the pins too, and couldnt find replacements. They do sell the pins separately now, too. Two more pluses to this contraption: you can turn it upside down and wave it close to the ground or your table to pick up dropped stray pins without needing to search. They get picked right up. I keep my small sewing awl on here as well, and it has become slightly magnetized. I put the tip against the ball end of the pins as I get to them while sewing on a machine. They slide right out sticking to the awl, ready to be dropped back onto the pin cushion. Word to the wise: dont drop the pincushion. The magnet inside mine broke in half when I did and it was never quite the same.