ON PINS AND NEEDLES

Whether you're fixing an error, doing decorative embroidery, hemstitching, or simply keeping a folded hem in place until you can sew it later, you'll want the right pin or needle for the job—and you'll want it close at hand. Here are a few items to make working with these tiny but necessary tools easier and more enjoyable.

Magnetic Bracelet Keep needles and pins accessible as you weave with the Maker's Keep bracelet from Cocoknits. The one-size-fits-all silicone band features a handy slap-style design allowing you to easily secure it with just one hand. Available in five fashionable colors (chartreuse shown here) and sporting measuring lines on the underside in both inches and centimeters, this magnetic bracelet puts the “fun” in functional, cocoknits.com Darn Handy Needles HiyaHiya darning needles can help you keep it together. Sold in packages of three random colors, the needles have a smooth finish. Their bent tips make picking up stubborn threads easier when weaving on a pin loom, and hemstitching a breeze on a rigid-heddle loom, hiyahiyanorthamerica.com Needle Minder Clover's Sweet ‘n Sharp Macarons come in two colors and are almost cute enough to eat. The shell is…

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