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Needleminder Sewing Machine #2 by Robin Pickens

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$7.67 $11.99 In stock

A needle minder is a magnetic tool used by stitchers to hold their needle when not in use, preventing it from getting lost or damaging the fabric. It consists of two magnets: a decorative front piece that attaches to the top of the fabric and a smaller, plain magnet that goes underneath, sandwiching the material. This allows for a secure and temporary spot for a needle without having to poke it into the fabric, which can leave holes.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Violet ★★★★★

The little stitching design on the front is so detailed and cute—it's like a tiny piece of art for my sewing basket. I love that it keeps my needle right where I need it without snagging on the fabric as I work.

Harper N. ★★★★★

The magnetic hold is surprisingly strong, so my needle stays put even when I'm moving my project around. It’s also nice that the decorative front piece is easy to grip, making it simple to pick up and reposition.

Madison ★★★★★

I’ve only had this needle minder a week, but it’s already saved me from losing my needle at least three times during embroidery. The magnetic hold is surprisingly strong—it keeps the needle firmly in place even when I’m shifting my fabric around.