📎 500 NiftyPlaza U-Shape Clear Plastic Alligator Clips: Long-Lasting, Multi-Purpose Clips for Organizing Shirts, Folding Ties, Socks, Pants & More - Securely Hold Garments in Place Review

I use it to organize fabric. I will actually be ordering more soon, I used everything I had! I love them and so much easier and better for fabric than needles

These clamps will work as long as they aren't too thick. They break easily. I use them for quilting to hold the excess material on the board and use these clips to hold it on the board.

I am a seamstress and I need to store a lot of fabric. I use comic card stock to pack the fabric. I use these clips to attach fabric to my mini studs. They hold securely, there is no risk of rusting like with pens.

Tape your socks together, put them in a laundry bag, wash and dry them together. If the socks are thicker, the clip may break. You get so much so it's a win, a win It's worth a few broken clips. There are many clips, some get lost over time while others get broken. They are not that expensive and worth the money.

I use them for fabric storage. I fold the fabric around the comic back and attach it with it. I sew and quilt so it's nice to have the fabric neatly on shelves where it's easy to see. I've used pins before, but I like the way they work. They work great for what I need.

I use these clips in my sewing workshop. I wrap yards of fabric around the cardboard and use staples to secure the ends. Out of every 1000 clips, only one broke, and that was due to operator error. I can think of several ways to use them in my sewing workshop but I need more as I have used all 1000's that I have purchased. I'm sure I can think of more!

I bought these to hold fabric together with mini bolts and they aren't that bad but can break easily. I found this problematic as I couldn't always find the broken pieces, which can be a problem for small children or pets if they find them and put them in their mouths. All in all not a bad product but too fragile for my taste.

I bought these to secure the fabric so it doesn't come loose from the screw, one on top and one on the bottom. It works great although I wish it was a little longer. The plastic ensures that the fabric is not damaged and is flexible enough for easy use. For the "studs" I use comic board for less than 2 yards and corrugated cardboard for 2 yards or more. I attach (to the clip) a small piece of paper that says how much fabric is on the stud and adjust that amount when I cut it so I always know…