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Innovative Sewing and Quilting Notions By Purple Hobbies, Including Magnetic Pin Cups, Pinnable Quilt Block Markers with Case, Pattern Stand, etc … (White Pinnable Quilt Block Marker)

$16.99
★ 3.01 reviews

Product Information

ASINB0CQHVGGQT
CategoryArts, Crafts & Sewing
MerchantBuy The Numberz

About this item

  • Pinnable Quilt Block Markers allow you to keep your quilt pieces and blocks organized. Use your own pins with a Block Marker to pin a letter or number to your pieces.
  • Each set includes the full alphabet (A-Z) and numbers (0-9) for a total of 36 pieces.
  • Plastic storage case is included
  • Time-Saving: Speed up your quilting process with efficient pinning. These markers help streamline your workflow, allowing you to focus on the creative aspects of your projects.
  • Each letter and number was custom designed to make them easy to read at a glance.
  • Stress-Free Marking: Enjoy a hassle-free quilting experience with our pinnable markers. With a variety of bright colors to contrast with your fabrics, effortlessly mark quilt blocks without the need for additional tools or adhesives.
  • Adjustable Placement: The pinnable design allows for easy adjustment and repositioning of quilt blocks. Achieve the perfect layout before committing to stitching.
  • Reusable and Durable: Crafted from durable materials, our quilt block markers are built to last. Use them repeatedly for multiple projects, making them a cost-effective and eco-friendly choice.

Product Description

The goal of Purple Hobbies is to share my passions with other makers. We are a small, family owned and operated business. All designs are created by myself and my two sons with patents for both the BladeSaver Thread Cutter and the Magnetic Pin Cup designs. We have lots of hobbies, and the one thing they all have in common is that they can be improved with custom 3D printed objects. See how 3D printing can improve your hobbies and your daily life! All items are original designs created with lots of feedback from family and friends. We use SolidWorks to create the models and then we print them on a "farm" of Ultimaker printers.

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