Foamy Needles?

by Lorie

I use the “foamies” found at your local discount stores.  I use the star shape and pull one side down so it will temporarily stick on my machine.  I write the size of needle I am using for that particular machine.  When I change to a different needle, then it is easy to run the needle into the foamie and file away if it is still a good, usable needle.  The next time I need that needle, there it is on the foamie with the type that it is.  Has made my life so simple!!

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12 Responses to Foamy Needles?

  1. SewMagical says:

    What a great idea! You can not only know what the needle size is while it’s in the machine, but after you take it out as well.

  2. Cynthia says:

    This is a really cool idea!

  3. shirleysonshine says:

    Great idea, thanks for sharing. I think I will try that method.

  4. Julee Ellison says:

    I don’t know what the foamy things are … but great idea!!

  5. Flo M says:

    LOVE it! Thanks for sharing.

  6. Ellen says:

    Great idea. Love it

  7. Jolene Ehret says:

    Fantastic idea, good way to keep track of needles, if one is switching between projects. This one I know I will use. Thanks a bunch

  8. andismom says:

    Great idea. I’m gonna try that.

  9. Sharon says:

    Very clever! Thank you for sharing this tip!

  10. Sandy Ratter says:

    Wonderful suggestion. Thank you so much

  11. Maria Marais says:

    Hi, I live in South Africa, please tell what a “foamie” is, this sounds like a fantastic tip which I would love to make use of.

    [editor's note: Foamies are small pieces of foam rubber - usually cut into shapes, and they have adhesive on the back. You can see some here:
    http://craftsuppliesforless.com/kidscraftsupplies_foamiesadhesives.html]

  12. Lorie says:

    Thx everyone for your sweet comments. I’m so happy you can use the tip!

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