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Tutorial: Fabric covered magnetic pinkeeper

August 23, 2014 by Anne Weaver

Tutorial: Fabric covered magnetic pinkeeper

Tutorial: Fabric covered magnetic pinkeeper

My favorite pincushions are the magnetic ones.  Red Brolly shows how you can make this handy magnetic needlekeep.  Keep it near you while you’re sewing to hold the needles and pins you need for the project.  It’s a quick project, one you can complete in just 30 minutes. A giant fabric covered button makes the base.  They’re pretty just left plain, or you can embellish the edges with scraps of fancy trims.  This would make a great gift for a sewy friend! For the tutorial, click the link below:

Magnetic pinkeep, by Red Brolly

[photo from Red Brolly]

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Comments

  1. Lynne Coughlan says

    July 30, 2015 at 10:56 pm

    Love this idea, can you tell if there is any truth in ” One should not leave a magnetic Pinkeep near a computerised sewing machine.”

    • Anne Weaver says

      August 1, 2015 at 7:19 am

      I am not an expert, but I would think it would depend on how strong a magnet and how close to the machine. If you’re worried, I’d ask at your sewing machine dealer. –Anne

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