Clover Wonder Clips Pkg of 50, Red

I LOVE my Clover Wonder Clips. I do a variety of sewing projects. Some involve regular fabrics such as clothing and Home Decor light to medium weight. But I often use upholstery fabric weight for Home decor too. (My daughter-in-law is an interior designer and gives me all her fabric samples). These clips are much better at holding fabric in place than straight pins (no humps) so my fabric feeds evenly (no walking foot needed) so the bottom seam or top seam match! A BIG plus for me : no needle pricks on my fingers. Ive noticed as I get older I bleed much more when sticking myself! I previously ordered just one package of 50. Today I received 2 packages of 50! I will be using these clips on all my sewing - Ill keep my straight pins stored and unused! One last note: They are wonderful when used with a serger.

I have not used a pin since I bought these. I loved them so much that I ordered two more sets. They make holding seams in place so much easier than pins, and Ive never been very good at matching seams before. Theyre easy to use and also prevent accidentally sewing over pins, because theres no way you dont notice them as they approach the needle. I was worried that they couldnt hold tightly enough. I was wrong. Ive had no slippage. Edited to add: Since I bought these and used them myself, I ordered more for gifts to send to sewing friends. But theirs werent as nice as mine. I just found out, 12/12/2014, that some Amazon vendors are selling counterfeit products with almost exactly the same packaging. Clovers website: http://www.clover-usa.com/ shows an announcement that gets you to this pdf file: http://clovercatalog.com/wc/wc.pdf That is how you tell if you have the real ones or the knock-offs. I find myself wondering if the low star reviewers had the real product or the counterfeit clips? Mine are great, but the ones I gave my friends are crap. This really needs to get fixed.

When I saw these Clover Wonder Clips, I had to give them a try. They are like mini-clamps, and youll find them helpful for all kinds of crafting functions, including: 1) Applied Binding for Quilts -- That needs to be hand tacked, and these clips hold the fold over to make it easier on your hands. Yes, I also use spring clips, but Wonder Clips are just a little bit nicer. 2) Sewing Vinyl or Laminated Fabrics, you cant use pins because theyll leave permanent holes. Mini binder clips slide off, but Wonder Clips stay in place. 3) Gluing Layers -- paper, fabric, etc. Holds everything in place until the glue dries. There are measured markings on these clips that you might find useful. Use the clip like a gauge. The price on the box of 50 Wonder Clips cant be beat! The pack of 50 comes in a hard storage box. Also available in a package of ten clips.

Recently, I discovered the little red clips called Wonder Clips by Clover. They are excellent for holding down the binding to the quilt top during the handsewing part. They grip well and can be used to keep curved seams in place during the piecing process and so on. I have used them in place of straight pins when several layers of fabric were involved for a small project. The delivery was very prompt and in fact arrived earlier than the promised delivery period. The well wrapped package arrived in excellent condition. Hint: the package of 50 clips (as compared to packages of 10) may seem a lot, but I have used every one of them on my quilts. Great product and great service.

Sometimes you have to use pins but when I can get by without the pins, I love using these clips. No holes in the fabric.

I love these things! I do a lot of draping and alterations, and these clips are way easier to use than pins. No more poking myself when I’m moving too fast, or when I can’t quite see where my hands are (reaching up under a skirt or the like), and I don’t have to worry about anyone getting stabbed when trying on a pinned garment. They are also very quick and easy to remove when I need sew a tiny hem on the machine, and the pins/clips need to come out just before passing under the presser foot. Get the large green ones too. You’ll need them for thicker fabrics, holding together multi layered garments, and gathered waistbands.

Purchased these after watching a quilting video on Craftsy. These have so many uses that they are now indispensable to my sewing. They hold glued items together, hold seams together while sewing and are great for measuring adjustments on clothing while on children who are 100% sure you are going to stick them with a pin! They are small enough not to be a hinderance and strong enough to temporarily hold things. I recommend them as a must have sewing tool. I read that some folks thought they were pricey, but I think they are a tool that is worth paying for given the benefit they provide and the quality of the product.

These clips can be used for any project where multiple layers need to be held together. They are great for replacing pins, binder clips, or any other method previously used. No need to worry about pins falling out when there are too many layers of fabric. No need to worry about getting stuck by pins. No need to worry about binder clips catching on fabric or your machine. No need to worry about these clips distorting your fabric the way pins often can. Also great for textiles that pins would damage such as leather, vinyl, waxed/coated fabrics. These clips are flat on the underside so they feed very evenly and nicely up to the presser foot of your machine. They are also available in a jumbo size when you are working on very thick projects, though I find these regular ones work for most. They are much easier and quicker to adjust than pins/binder clips and saving time is always a plus! Some uses: - Holding together multiple layers of quilts - Holding binding, piping, zippers, velcro, and other trims to any project (quilts, pillows, potholders, clothing, etc) - Holding together multiple layers of any type of bag (handbag, storage container, etc) - Fastening together fabric lining to a knit/crochet item (bag, skirt, etc) - Clipping / holding fabric out of the way when embroidering a large piece

I love these clips. I love them when I work with binding on a small or large quilt. I love them especially now that Im starting to work with knit fabric. They come in handy for fabric that get damaged if they get poked with sewing pins. For instance, for when I sew my daughters cloth diapers, I use these and no holes in the PUL fabric! This is the second box Ive bought and they pretty well made. Havent had one clip break on me yet! They also lay flat as they come up to the sewing machine. Just make sure they are far enough from your sewing foot so they get caught in the needle.

I rarely need to use pins anymore because of these, which means I dont bleed all over the quilts Im making anymore! I make a lot of cosmetic bags and I just couldnt make them as easily with regular pins. These are amazing. They have a nice, secure hold, I can move a project around from work area to work area, drag it all over my lap and these stay put. Amazing for putting a binding on. Seriously, you need to try these, they will change your whole sewing game. Get a big pack, youll want them :)