📍 Taylor Seville Originals Comfort Grip Quilting Regular Magic Pins - Sewing and Quilting Supplies - Sewing Notions - 50 Pack Review

My trembling Parkinson's fingers are easy to grab and hold, I'll admit. But I was disappointed with the large number of pins, which are blunt and difficult to drive through the fabric. An unacceptable amount also has burrs that have damaged my fabric. Pin design is a good idea, but production requires better quality control. I would recommend that you skip this product until they get together. High-quality, well-made pins simply glide across the fabric. It's not like this.

Works great for me. I love pins, and sometimes I just sew pins on and then pull them out. They are nice and flexible for me and easy on my car. and they are hot! I have long nails and they are easier to grab. I've been using it for almost a month with no problems. 1 broke but due to my own error.

I was looking for a quality pin. I like the size of the pin head because it's easy to grab when pulling the pin out while sewing and is nice and sharp. What I don't like is the price and quantity per pack. I'm a quilter and I tend to bend needles. It would be nice if they sold cheap packaging and lowered the price of this product. The pins come in a designer case, but I would have preferred more pins than the designer case, which I don't need. I'm still looking for the perfect pins. If not for…

I love the grip of these pens. But. Although the fabric is punctured normally, it is immediately tightened. After immediate contact with the fabric, the needle resisted. The other reviewer was right about the ridges. Traces of a lathe are visible at the ends of the pins. (Hopefully you can see in the photo what isn't the best due to the close-up focus.) Like the point of a pin is tapered, the metal is rough. The new Taylor pen shows a definite difference in top quality compared to my old and…