Grabbit Magnetic Sewing Pincushion with 50 Plastic Head Pins, Black

I love the way that the pin holder grabs the pins and places them all in the same direction, also if a pin drops on the floor you can just wave it around the floor and it will pick up the pin

This is an essential sewing tool for me.

Nice this baby is big I still haven’t read deminsions but I got my money’s worth. This is not a tiny thing it’s a generous size and the pins are nice and big. They are sturdy too. I got 2 of these love them.

I own several. Works great, easy to grab pins. Not sure why they include the big pins. (Maybe it looks better in a picture)

Product is as expected

I bought this pin cushion because I wanted to place to safely set my needles while sewing. The product is just the way it looks in the picture and it did come with the free pins. The magnet is strong and holds the pins in place easily. This item is also a good size, fits in your hand, while still being big enough to hold plenty of pins. Its light weight and easy to move wherever you need it. I didnt give five stars because it think it needs to have some kind of non-slip bottom to hold it in place while you taking pin from it. Right now its really easy to slip across any smooth surface which is something to be aware of. Otherwise its a great little tool to have around.

I first need to say What a company the first one I received was packaged with three very heavy items and of course this item was broken. Had no hassles and got my replacement the very next day! Undamaged and I love this product! The strong magnet grabs all the pins I give it. This magnet helps me in my quilting by getting the pins but also by letting them go just as easily as I put them near the magnet. Also small enough to fit in my machine or next to giving me room to sew !! What a time saver.

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.

Thank you amazon. looked everywhere. just what was needed for this sewing momma

I 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!