Clover Jumbo Wonder Clips 24 Count, Green

These are so much bigger than the red ones. I love both of them but they work good for different things. I like to use the red ones for holding bias tape before sewing and these are good for bulky items like multiple layers of fleece. They are a very good size. 24 is an awesome amount. I have never needed more. The plastic bag they come in is reclosable. So you dont need to find another container to put them in.

These clips come in handy for a lot of projects I do. Like a third hand. They hold binding really well. I made a wallet with plastic windows you have to sew in the project and these clips held the plastic in place great without any problem while I sewed. I really like these better than the smaller ones I bought.

these wonder clips are great not only for quilting but i have a commercial sewing machine for upholstery when i saw these i knew it was just what i had been looking for it beats clothes pegs. also the smaller wonder clips are useful for holding piping. living in australia it is great to be able to buy from america thank you amazon.carol

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.

Love these clover clips. Third package and love them for gifts. Cheaper than with a coupon at Joann’s.

These clips are a big help when sewing with Shannon Cuddle fabrics!

I like clover clips and these are great. The bigger size comes in handy for larger projects or stacks of fabric to be kept together. I think this is a must have for quilters....along with the smaller red clips. They are useful around the house too!

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.

While these clips are marketed to quilters, I havent found a quilting project that really justifies my purchase of them. Theyre really too big to pin my binding...even when they are flipped over and you can see the 1/4, 1/2 markings that are there to help you measure. I have used them to clip my quilt as Im quilting it...and they do hold the material securely. However, I think that a regular clothespin would work just as well. I love the Clover brand...these are well made clips that are thoughtfully designed. Im just not sure how they work into my quilting activities.

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