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Kattarina
> 3 dayI absolutely love this magnetic pincushion. This is my third one. I have one for quilting pins, one for sewing pins, and one for safety pins. Now I need another for paper clips!! This is truly one of the best inventions ever. I’m not the most careful person when I remove pins when I’m working. Well this cushion (of hard plastic) takes care of all my concerns. We have 2 Bengal cats that go after anything they’re not supposed to have so I’m constantly concerned they will find a stray pin and get hurt on it. This Grabb’t takes care of that concern and makes my job and cleanup SUPER EASY!! All I have to do is pick it up and run it over the table (or wherever) and it “grabs” all the stray pins - just like magic!!! I love love love this accessory - and feel every person, seamstress, quilter, or not - needs at least one of these Grabb’ts. ❤️❤️
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laughingmoon
> 3 dayThis is my second grabbit, the other one having been very old and broke when I dropped it on a concrete floor. It was purchased when they first came out. I was gifted a magnetized metal bowl to take its place but it isn’t the same. The pins are easier to pick up when they are on top instead of down inside a bowl.
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Syzygy
> 3 dayHold this over the floor or on carpet and it picks up all the pins you dropped! Nice! Nice! Nice! Wish I would have had this when I was 15 and learning to sew. Thanks!
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YellowRoseTX
> 3 dayI 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.
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carol p.
> 3 dayI have 2 of these handy magnets...one for my quilting pins and one for my sewing pins. The bright colors make it easier to find under a pile of fabric. Its simple to grab a pin from magnet and it will pick pins off floor and machine throat plate quickly...no more hunting for or spilling pins on the floor, making sewing more pleasant and much faster. I may get one more for my Heirloom glass head pins... The pins that come with this magnet are very poor quality. I threw them away... fabric is too expensive to make holes in!
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D
> 3 dayI 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.
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SewLibra
Greater than one weekI used the same magnetic pincushion since the 80s, that is until I knocked it off the table one too many times and broke it. I replaced it with two Grabbits, black and teal, so I could have one at my sewing machine and the other by my coverstitch. These are every bit as nice and heavy as my vintage one. Toss the pins to the Grabbit as you sew and they go right in, all lined up the same direction as they should. To prevent knocking them off my tables I bought two textured jar openers (from Amazon) to put underneath to keep them from sliding. Works great!
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Kindle Customer
> 3 dayRed was the cheapest but also the color I prefer. Disappointed!