Clover Jumbo Wonder Clips 24 Count, Green

Kewl beans. These are just as clampy strong and useful as the little red ones! These larger ones are great for closing chip and cereal bags, holding together coiled things (not electrical cords, those are too big), bunches of papers and cards,

Wonder clips are the best new sewing aid I have found in a long time! I have the small, red clips and now these green, jumbo clips. They have almost completely replaced pins for me during garment and quilt construction. (I still use pins for cutting out garments.) I sew a lot of microfiber blankets and pajama pants for people in my life and for charity. I generally use a serger for construction because it lends itself well to that kind of sewing. Running over an overlooked pin can ruin your serger blades, but with high pile fabrics, its easy to do. These clips have completely solved that problem! They are flat on one side so lay flat on your sewing surface. The flat side features 1/4, 1/2, 3/4 and 1 seam allowance markings so you can easily clip them to the allowance you want. These jumbo clips open wide but clamp down securely, even on thin or multiple, thick layers of fabric so they help prevent fabric slippage. If you are sewing leather, ultra-suede or delicate fabrics which are marred by pin holes, these clips are the answer. I often teach children to sew and help my mentally disabled daughter to sew small things. These clips are so much safer than pins, which can easily be lost and end up in the bottom of someones foot. For quilting, machine or hand, these are the best things Ive found for holding cut and pieced blocks together, as well as holding the final, sandwiched quilt together during the actual quilting process. If you sew or quilt, I think you will love these clips, too.

These are great for projects where you need something held in place without holes from pins. I use them for quilt projects and general sewing. They are strong and so convenient, takes less time than pinning plus you don’t have to worry about getting stuck.

It works well for large jobs

I am making a relaxed roman shade for a wide window. These are a life saver with preventing creep. Such an awesome solution. They seem to be well make, they are easy to use and wide enough to grab all layers, strong enough to keep the black out lining on the inside layer from creeping.

These work great for hooping slippery or other fabrics I do not want to mark by using traditional hooping methods. They hold very well when properly placed, they are flat on one side and small enough to not interfere with the embroidery process. I guess they are jumbo because the other size is really small? I have only used the jumbo and I would love some even larger than these!! They are easy to use one-handed, and are economical. I have also used them for hats/visors and they hold true even with the motion of the embroidery machine when aligned and securely placed. ALWAYS be safe, protect yourself and your machine, and run a full trace before you begin your embroidery process to ensure YOU did not put clips, pins, etc., in the way of the machine!!

These little clips are great. They hold my paper that I am gluing down and can also accommodate thicker items like board, thick fabric and metal. Good for the crafting or hobby applications. These have a long throat that lets one adjust where it needs to be. I used to use clothes pins all of the time, but was frustrated that they did not have a longer reach and they were sometimes not strong enough. These do a great job and will get used all-of-the-time.

These clips were exactly what they described. I really find them useful.

I do a lot of sewing and Im always sticking my finger with the pin so I love these little clips to keep everything in line they will hold quite a few layers of fabric as well great sewing tool

These are great for larger projects! Easy to handle and will hold tight. Not too difficult to squeeze. These are too big for small projects but great for larger projects. They are a tool with the versatility for sewers, knitters and crafters who need to hold things in place while they work.