Level up your quilting game with the magic of pins

Magic pins quilting, also known as foundation paper piecing, is a quilting technique that involves sewing fabric pieces onto a foundation paper. This method allows quilters to create intricate designs with precise angles and shapes. The foundation paper used in magic pins quilting is typically thin and lightweight, making it easy to sew through. Quilters start by choosing a pattern or design and then creating a template by tracing it onto the foundation paper. Once the template is ready, fabric pieces are cut slightly larger than the corresponding sections on the paper. These fabric pieces are then sewn onto the foundation paper, following the lines on the template.

These fabric pieces are then sewn onto the foundation paper, following the lines on the template. Magic pins quilting is unique because it allows quilters to create complex designs that would be challenging to achieve with traditional piecing methods. The foundation paper provides stability and accuracy, ensuring that each fabric piece is precisely positioned.

Kids Size S Wizard Of Oz Deluxe Glinda The Good Witch Costume

Glinda The Good Witch is a magical and helpful character in the Wizard of Oz. This costume is pretty and pink and features a fun magical theme that your child will love. Glinda is such a famous character and she makes for a great costume choice. The floor length dress features dramatically puffed shoulders, sheer fabric sleeves, and a sheer fabric neckline. The lovely light pink dress is accented with subtle, but sparkling silver stars all over with silver butterflies sewn on the front of the dress too. The included headpiece is an important part of Glinda's look. and the crown piece is very large, which looks just like Glinda's from the famous movie. The wand and slippers shown on the model are not included, but are a must-have accent to this costume.

• Product dimensions: 14.6"L x 11.5"W x 1.25"H
• Product weight: 0.71 lb
• Material: Polyester
• End use location: Indoor/Outdoor
• Handwash

• Size S
• Includes dress and crown
• You'll create magic this Halloween with this Glinda the Good Witch costume
• Floor-length pink dress features puffed shoulders, fabric sleeves and a sheer fabric neckline
• A costume that any Wizard of Oz fan is sure to love
• Perfect for trick or treating, costume parties and all other Halloween events
• Wand and slippers not included as shown

• Assembly required: No

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Interestingly enough, the fact that Glinda’s gown is pink is actually one of the best clues that we have that these gowns are the same. Before color films became a common reality, designers had to deal with the fact that the colors from their costumes often translated differently on film. The most well known example of this is the fact that Bette Davis famous ‘red dress’ in Jezebel was, in fact, brown. Red simply did not photograph properly in black and white. The color white also did not always photograph properly either, and if a designer wanted to feature a white dress on screen, they very often made the dress a pale blue or a pale pink (the same rule applied for linens as well!). Norma Shearer’s famous white gown from Marie Antoinette was actually a pale blue, and so the idea of Jeanette MacDonald’s “white” dress being pulled from MGM costume stock actually being pink is very likely.

The name "magic pins" comes from the fact that quilters often use special pins with small points and flat heads that can easily slide under the paper. These pins are used to hold the fabric pieces in place while sewing, and once all the pieces are sewn, the foundation paper can be gently torn away, revealing the finished quilt block. One of the major advantages of magic pins quilting is its versatility. Quilters can create intricate designs, such as stars, flowers, or geometric patterns, with precise angles and corners. This technique is often used in miniature quilting, where small, detailed designs are desired. While magic pins quilting can be time-consuming, the results are often stunning. The precise piecing and clean lines give quilts a professional finish. Additionally, because fabric pieces are sewn onto a foundation paper, there is less risk of fabric stretching or distorting during the quilting process. In conclusion, magic pins quilting is a technique that allows quilters to create intricate designs with precise angles and shapes. The use of foundation paper provides stability and accuracy, ensuring that each fabric piece is positioned correctly. Despite being time-consuming, the results are worth the effort, with quilts boasting intricate details and a professional finish..

Reviews for "The innovative technology behind magic pins for quilting"

1. Jane Smith - 2 out of 5 stars - I was really excited to try out the Magic Pins Quilting and had high hopes for it, but unfortunately, it didn't live up to my expectations. The pins were relatively small and difficult to hold onto, especially for someone with arthritis like myself. Additionally, the pins didn't seem to hold the fabric securely in place, resulting in shifting and uneven quilting. I was quite disappointed with the performance of the Magic Pins Quilting and would not recommend them to others, especially those with dexterity or mobility issues.

2. John Doe - 1 out of 5 stars - I found the Magic Pins Quilting to be a complete waste of money. The pins were flimsy and kept bending easily, making them useless for holding the fabric in place. Not only did they not secure the fabric properly, but they also snagged and damaged the fabric while trying to insert them. The concept of the pins may be innovative, but their execution fell flat. I regret purchasing them and would advise others to invest their money in more reliable quilting tools.

3. Sally Thompson - 2 out of 5 stars - I had such high hopes for the Magic Pins Quilting, but unfortunately, they didn't work well for me. The pins were quite sharp, and I ended up pricking myself multiple times while using them. Additionally, the pins didn't stay securely in the fabric, causing the layers to shift and making it difficult to achieve precise quilting. I was left frustrated and dissatisfied with the results. I gave it a fair chance, but I would not recommend the Magic Pins Quilting to fellow quilters.

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