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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 … (Lilac Pattern Stand)

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$15.99

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1.Color:Orange


About this item

  • The Patented Magnetic Pin Cups hold your pins point down so you don't get poked trying to pick one up while sewing.
  • Each Magnetic Pin Cup holds up to 100 pins
  • Available in 4 sizes. Standard for pins up to 1.5 inches, Large for pins that measure up to 2.25 inches, Standard Tall for pins with small heads that are approximately 2.25 inches tall with small ball heads, and Xtra large for pins that measure up to 2.25 inches with extra large heads.
  • To Use: Load your pins point down and the magnet inside the bottom of the cup will hold them in place. Pins stay standing up so it's easy to grab one while you're sewing without fear of being stabbed.
  • To Close: Lift the case and twist the pin cup to lock the pins safely in place. Place the lid on top and turn to the right to close like a jar.
  • Effortless Pin Management: Keep your sewing pins organized and easily accessible with our magnetic pin cup, ensuring a hassle-free sewing experience.
  • Compact and Portable: Designed to be compact and portable, our magnetic pin cup is perfect for sewing on the go. Take it to classes, workshops, or simply keep it handy in your sewing space.


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.


Sandra Kendrick
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2024
While sewing I can now just look at my page instead of having to look through a pattern for direction. Cost was ridiculous for a piece of plastic.
barbara p
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2024
This is nice product. Not usable for pattern books.