The 10 Best Quilting Tools I Recommend for 2022 - and a Bonus at the end!

[@vicki8042]

I like Magic Pins or Little House

[@ginaolive4853]

I like the Clover pins with the orange and red glass heads.

[@karenleinbach1918]

My favorite pins are the Magic pins. I like the long baby blue ones!

[@DKohnDesigns]

Thank you for the suggestion!

[@dianebegin1091]

Magic pins

[@vinnirodriguez6906]

Thank you for your great and useful tips.

[@DKohnDesigns]

Glad you like them!

[@sashapost8635]

Little house pins. Very sharp and glass heads so you could iron them. They don’t rust that I’ve seen in the past couple years

[@marlamclaren8106]

Magic pins all the way

[@DKohnDesigns]

Thank you for the suggestion!

[@joscreativewanderings]

Thank you for sharing your favorite tools! I use either clover flat head pins or magic pins-both come in multiple sizes. After trying a dozen different rotary cutters my favorite is the one by Martelli-it’s ergonomic which means less hand, wrist, and shoulder fatigue and I find it easier to be more accurate with my cuts-the make both a right & a left handed one.

[@DKohnDesigns]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@joscreativewanderings]

@@DKohnDesigns your very welcome 🤗❣️

[@rebeccabutler7357]

Very helpful. Love your videos.

[@DKohnDesigns]

Thank you very much!

[@conqueringmountscrapmorewi2509]

Hello! Another awesome video! I'm just sitting and hand quilting. I hope you have a delightful week ahead! Thanks for sharing!

[@DKohnDesigns]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@carolg.6838]

Thank you for the ideas. I have a sewing machine case on wheels. A friend uses the Fiskars spring handle scissors for cutting when not amusing a rotary cutter. She showed me she doesn't have to bend her hand/wrist at the angle of a manual Fiskars. It would be nice to have someone carry our sewing downstairs and lift it in and out of the car 🙂. I have a sewing machine case on wheels that helps orherwise. I have the Clover needle threader. It is amazing how it threads a small eye needle.

[@DKohnDesigns]

Thank you for your tools suggestion. I agree, it would be nice to have someone take the sewing machine in and out of the car. Thank you for watching!

[@theresahurley5432]

While a little expensive, I do like the Magic pins. They come in 3 different sizes/lengths and you can iron over them. Thank you for all the tips!

[@DKohnDesigns]

I've heard about them, it sounds like I need to give them a try. Thank you for your recommendation. Thanks for watching!

[@sandrawhitman2930]

I’ve been using the flat quilting pins from Hobby Lobby for quite some time and haven’t had any trouble with them rusting. A few of the flat heads have come off but not many. Thanks for the tips!

[@DKohnDesigns]

I have a HL right down the street from my house. I’ll have to check out their pins. Thank you for watching!

[@laurettagibbs]

magic pins and extra thin glass head both eork well

[@DKohnDesigns]

Thank you for the suggestions. I’m going to try the flat head magic pins.

[@joycejordan2080]

Magic PINS they comr in difrent sizeies and colors and they heat Resistant

[@leslieschmidt9765]

Thanks for the list. I agree with many of your selections. As for the pins, I think that is a hard choice to make. I have tried so many different kinds and haven't come up with the perfect ones. The ones you showed looked to be fairly long. If using long pins, I like the fine Clover flat head pins. The regular ones seem a little too thick to me. I usually end up using Clover glass head pins for most of my quilting tasks. In fact almost anything Clover makes I find to be of superior quality. Of course, that's just my opinion. Hope that helps.

[@DKohnDesigns]

Thanks for the recommendation. I’ll try the Clover pins. Thank you for watching!