Sewing Clips and Quilting Clips,Fabric,Craft Clips with Tin Box Package,Pack of 100

The clips are great, but the cute tin can that it came in arrived in bad shape (dented all over) because it was shipped in a package. That part was disappointing.

My wife bought these for her sewing projects and now we needed more for use with our yarn projects. We use them as stitch markers and they work really well.

I had some clips like these that are very handy for sewing/quilting projects, crafts, clipping open a magazine page, etc. so I ordered these. The clips are fine but the box arrived damaged (see pictures).

I HAVE CARPAL TUNNEL AND OTHER NERVE DAMAGE IN MY HANDS B UT DO ALOT OF SEWING. I AM ALWAYS EITHER DROPPING THE PINS OR STICKING MYSELF WITH THOSE. DIDNT EVEN KNOW THESE EXISTED UNTIL THEY CAME UP IN AMAZONS RELATED ITEMS TO A SEARCH I DID. AND THEY ARE GREAT! LARGE ENOUGH I DONT DROP THEM AND NO MORE BLOODY FINGERR TIPS EITHER - LOVE THESE.

These are so useful for my sewing projects. I still use pins for certain applications where clips would not have their job. They are excellent for holding several layers together.

I loved the design on the container it came in. Very convenient to move around and carry. The clips are great! Satisfied with purchase.

I liked the versatility of the clips. My granddaughter loves playing with them also. My only disappointment was they were a little smaller than I thought

These are a Quilters Paradise! For starters, I love the little Tin for storage. You can also clip them to the inside rim of the lid and top of the tin for easy access. They are strong enough to hold multiple layers of pieces together. Straight pins are fine for cutting pieces but they pierce, poke, and scratch my hands all to pieces. These clips eliminate that completely!!! Whoever created these... thank you. I highly recommend them for any type of sewing.

These are so great! They’re tight enough to hold tight to one layer of 100% cotton and open wide enough to fit easily over my fat fingertip. With these available, I don’t know why anyone would pay for WonderClips. I use them for sewing and as binder clips for little stacks of paper. The only thing I see that someone might not like is there are 4 tiny little bumps on each lip (8 per clip) that act as grippers. On fabric, the dents they create go away, but not on paper. They don’t bother me though. The tin has some dents but I don’t care bc I didn’t buy them for the tin. Unlike others, I did get the rabbit tin.

...or any other crafting. I have a strong dislike of pins. These little clips are so much easier and also wont stick in your foot if they happen to fall in the carpet. Also great for paper crafting and junk journaling.