JulieTN

If you have not seen these, go to do a google.com search for PINMOOR.com.

They are little jelly-like stubs to place on the end of a straight pin. WHY? Becasue it is far far easier to pin with straaights than safety pins when basting.

Bought some, used them and can say I realllly apreciatethe lady who thought these up! Having some arthritis in my hands, those safety pins are killer painful.

Julie

dixiechunk

I love mine too.

Shiloh

I've been considering these. How many did you buy?

Raggiemom

I have some and they're great. I bought a package of 100 I think but the smaller package would probably have been fine.

BellaBoo

I have been using them ever since they were available to buy. Now whenever I use a pin for any thing I put a pinmoor on the end. I hate pin pricks. They hurt!

hopetoquilt

QUESTION: do the pinmoors work well when you have to puddle and fold a quilt to do machine quilting on a regular machine? I am afraid they might pop out.

BellaBoo

I missed a few on some binding and washed
the quilt. The pinmoores stayed on the pins.

collector49

I just finished using them for the first time. They are wonderful. And you can puddle your quilt, and they don't come out. Great invention.

NanaCsews2

I bought and love these too. I tried 3 different kinds of 'ear plugs' hoping they would be a good solution, but they are way too soft and squishy to put the pins in. The pinmoors are firm and hold tight, making them very quick to use. Bought the orange and white sets so the colors just pop out at me when I need to take them out of dark or light fabric.

JulieTN

:D I only bought one 50 pc package --- that is good for 50 straight pins. So far, I do not think I would need more.

KEEP PINMOORS AWAY FROM KIDS - they kinda look like those gummy candies.

Julie