Pin moor

A device for holding two or more pieces of fabric together in a desired position for sewing or quilting procedures, for increasing safety, sewing speed, and confidence, where a surface network of fabric positioning structures and color-coded indicators is formed by a plurality of said devices so that a surface network of fabric positioning structures is formed for correctly positioning said fabric for sewing or quilting operations and for increasing safety and operational speed of sewing or quilting procedures, comprising:

• a pin anchor having a first end and a second end, and a connecting central portion;
• said central portion is ½ inch in length and ⅜ inch in diameter;
• said first end and said second end are circular and have a flat surface ⅜ inch in diameter;
• said pin anchor being composed of silicone rubber and where said central portion is curved and colored to provide a color-coded indicator that may be for safety indicia, and may be used to indicate stitch type or style, whereby said anchor can be positioned on a fabric surface and receive a pin to anchor a piece of fabric to said surface of the pin anchor, or to any edge thereof, by partially piercing the anchor with said pin, so that a surface network of fabric positioning structures and color-coded indicators is formed by a plurality of said pin anchors forming a surface structure array, thereby increasing safety, sewing and quilting speed and accuracy, and which can be positioned on any surface of the fabric and repositioned in different configurations and sizes as desired.