5 Colors Thang Sewing Tools Accessories Thread Rubber Band Tool Sewing Craft Quilting Tools 5 pieces For Sewing Craft Projects.

Before I owned a Thang, I never thought that I actually needed one. I had used various other things to do what this tool can do. And truth be told, I was glad to have extras because i sewed through the tip of the first one. Hahaha!! Yup--I got the tool too close to the needle-- but thats actually a good thing. At that moment--thats when I knew that I could use the tool to get right up in there, right under the presser foot. My feed dogs need help when it comes to keeping quilty seams from flipping. I can get the Thang right up to the flippy bit and coax it back. Id recommend taking your foot off the gas when you do that. Thats where I screwed up. And I needed a new needle and had to apologize to my sewing machine. Whats great about this multi pack is that if i lose one to the cat (likely), and possibly wreck another one (whoopsie), Ill still have enough extras to share with my bestie. And honestly--having a PINK Thang kinda thrilled me. Its truly helpful to have more than one Thang, especially in multiple colors. When you get deep into your sewing AND youre binge-watching a show...you lose the tool. Having a color that stands out from your fabrics makes it easier to find. I normally have two Thangs in use for that very reason. The price is good too.

I love these for turning out corners when sewing and for pulling elastic through masks. They are just the right size and with the multi pack I can keep one by the iron, one by the sewing machine and pack one for hand work.

The thang tool helps in all sewing situations. It reaches in to keep applique pieces still. It pulls threads forward and backward. It easily pulls elastic through casings. I bought this set of 5 for what I used to pay for one so I have a thang at the sewing machine, embroidery machine, and serger.

I use these little sticks all the time for sewing projects, and I honestly wish I knew about them sooner. They have so many uses, like pulling ties through material, and are much easier than using safety pins like I used to.

So far they have been very helpful to me.

This thing is amazing!!!! People sell these under so many names for much more expensive for just 1. These are a super deal. I use them to guide things through my embroidery machine so I don’t sew a finger. They are also nice for turning points and threading elastic or drawstrings. Handy Dandy!

Why did I not know about the sooner? Sew helpful!! I thought I was going crazy when the fabric would Get stuck when I start on a corner but now I just lined this up and push the first few stitches through and then everything works fine

Bought several for friends. Great tool.

There fine. They work for what they are

Saw so many sewing people had it, decided to get it - LOVE IT - great for turning those corners on the masks Im making.