HoldEm Polished Suspender MAXIMUM Pacifier Review

I use an embroidery hoop to hold my cross stitch fabric. The frame keeps the fabric taut vertically, but not so much horizontally. I learned from another stapler that I can stretch the fabric horizontally using the hold'em clips along with the tape to attach. This is a great solution.

We needed something to put description tags on the different types of batting in our quilt shop. Standard clips like this had very sharp teeth and would tear the cotton when we tried to remove the tag. You are perfect! Just enough grip to keep the label on the cotton, but not so much that the cotton breaks when we remove the label.

"The Jury built" a double shoulder holster for my double .45s, ending with a loose drawstring at the bottom of each. I attached one of these clips to each loose drawstring and pinned them to the waistband of my pants. Now the "installation" stands still, and"iron" doesn't hit me when I have to run after a horny"hooligan".

Very disappointed. This clip is the same size as the others I looked at, from the description I thought it was a larger clip. I bought these to replace the clips on some inexpensive bed ties that help hold sheets and bedspreads on the mattress. The garters I already have are much tighter than these clips. Despite the heavy looking plastic jaws with teeth in these clips, they just slide off sheets and covers and don't stick to anything. I put both thin and thick pleats in it, and the result is…

Revain was wrong to recommend them. The locking lever is only long enough to cover the top jaw when pushed down, so nothing protrudes past the jaws to push the lever up. Others (not recommended by Revain) are better designed and probably just as well made, for example: https://www.amazon.com/Tenn-Well-Pacifier-Suspender-Stainless/dp/B01M3PLXIN/ref=pd_sbs_201_2 ?_encoding = UTF8&pd_rd_i =B01M3PLXIN&pd_rd_r=QY65QB8JTG17TCF20J9Z&pd_rd_w=izAD2&pd_rd_wg=AT3nB&psc=1&refRID=QY65QB8JTG17TCF20J9Z

Did you know women's clothing has no pockets? Well I decided to make my own bag. But how do I attach a portable bag to my clothes? Someone suggested clips for braces. Well I finally made a pocket and attached one of the suspender clips. It works so great! The clip doesn't irritate my sensitive skin and holds securely to the waistband of my pants. This is exactly what I was looking for and I have four more clips so I can experiment and make more of these fun little bags so I'll never have to be…

My wife gave this to our children (4 and 18 months). With winter approaching, our son (18 months) doesn't like carrying anything in his arms. Of course, he swings his arms around until he's freed from the shackles of the heat and can embrace the cold weather to match his heart temp (#terribletwos). These clips are WON.DER. to wait for him. FUL to prevent these comfortable and warm disposable mittens from falling into the cold abysses of winter and being lost forever with discarded socks around…