CICILIAYA Hedgehog Pincushion Set with 100 Butterfly Pins

Adorable Hedgehog Design: The cute hedgehog shape makes organizing your workspace fun and attractive for children and adults alike.

100 Colorful Butterfly Pins: Includes 100 vibrant butterfly-shaped pins that are easy to see during sewing projects to prevent loss.

Soft and Fluffy Texture: The outer surface is made of plush material that is soft to the touch and visually appealing.

High-Quality Silk Floss Filling: Filled with silk floss inside to allow pins and needles to pierce easily without dulling them.

Convenient Pin Size: The 2.1 inch (54mm) sewing pins are the perfect length for various DIY crafts, quilting, and jewelry making.

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