🧵 100-Pack Quilting and Sewing Fabric Clips: 80 Small + 20 Medium Clips for Perfect Sewing Binding, Crafts, Paperwork, Hanging Little Things, and More Review

The jar is even more adorable than the pictures others have posted! Despite it being a small tin it is of surprisingly good quality - I was expecting the tin to be paper thick metal that will bend/dent when inflated but no the tin is pretty good! The clips are exactly what I was looking for, small clips with a strong grip. They are stronger than you might expect and require more compression to open than I would have thought given they are small plastic clips. They have little plastic dots along

I bought these clips after buying a set of 10 clover clips. Clover clips were quite expensive so I decided to buy them for various fabric projects. In terms of quality, they cannot be compared to Clover clips. The plastic and metal of these clips appear to be of lower quality (thinner). They don't seem that strong, but they work. As some reviewers have pointed out, there is a plastic end or an extra piece of rough plastic at the end of the clamp handle. If you're working with delicate fabrics…

I have nothing but praise for these quilt clips! My old pins were a REAL PROBLEM! Conventional pins, and I'm sure any seasoned crafter/quilter/sewing enthusiast can tell you - have old pins ANYWAY always ended up on the floor? Sticking to people or just being found all over the carpet in my workshop/area! Worst of all are needles with no markings, just thin, needle-like needles that easily disappear into any carpet/floor! Now thanks to these clips I don't have to worry anymore! Having little…

I've been dabbling in making face masks lately and can't bring myself to use pins on them. Before I got these clips, I used flexible metal bobby pins or binding clips to hold the pieces together while I sewed them. It worked, but there were problems with the sewing machine a few times. I wanted something to sew and looked at a craft store but they wanted $40 for a pack of the same 20 smart clips. It's true that the expensive ones don't need to be removed to get through the machine, but these…

Okay, I get that most of you have probably been using clips for ages and days, but I learned to sew the old school, with pins, and I only sew from time to time Time so I don't follow the latest gadgets and trends. However, when COVID-19 broke out, I jumped at the opportunity to make masks for our local pharmacy and nursing home and I started watching videos on how to make them and seeing clips for the first time. Would you believe I continued to use pins after that? I made them until the Great…