Clover Wonder Clips Pkg of 50, Red

Best clips for crafters, artists or hobbyists. Hold fabric, paper and little bits of felt, zippers, seams, multiple layers, soft things like fabric, hard things such as wood or cardboard. Useful in sewing, book making, jewelry, gluing, and pretty much anything that will fit between the jaws. Comes in a larger with longer throat style too that is just as good. The metal spring is so good. Durable and so versatile. Do not need pins for sewing and thus I do not poke myself and bleed on projects anymore.....Yes, I did this all of the time!

My mother does a lot of sewing… from quilt bindings to teeny-tiny hems on doll dresses, these have proven to be waaay better than straight pins for so many jobs. -Tight clipping and dont slip -Open wide enough that she even used them on a multi-layer padded upholstery project -Easy to see -Easy to use -Good on any edge seam you can imagine Im not usually one to try to improve on the wheel and I was worried that these might just be higher cost with no real benefit… but Im happy to report that our family is now a Clover Wonder Clip family. P.S. They are MUCH cheaper on Amazon than they are in craft and sewing stores!

Pricey, but would buy again. These are handy for numerous craft creations. Takes the place of pins..no more pricked fingers.

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 think these clips are the greatest quilting innovation Ive seen in a long time. They hold the binding in place beautifully and I just zipped through hand sewing the binding on my most recent (HUGE) quilt. There is a video you can find online by Clover that shows how to use the measurements on the clips to stitch in the ditch with precision when applying the binding. I really didnt find that to be as easy as it looked in the video. It was a compelling demo though. For those of you who can master that, there are ruler increments on the clear side. The bonus to the advantages I already mentioned is the fact that you will no longer be stabbed by pins while your trying to get that binding on. YAY!! That alone, for me, was a great reason to get the clips. Buy them now! You wont be sorry!

Compared to other brands, the quality of Wonder Clips is obvious. If you want to go cheap, use old wooden clothespins. But if you are a legitimate quilter, you wont waste your time on cheap knock-offs.

So far Im in love with these clips. I had hear nothing but good about them and never though to get them till I started sewing diaper inserts. The inverts I was sewing were very thick. Pins didnt work because of that odd bend in the fabric you get then you try to pin something to thick. I then attempted to use normal metal office clips but the very small ones. They worked but boy were my fingers sore and had to jam the fabric into them since they wouldt get wide enough clip. I get these in the mail and had wished I had them all along. I didnt know what I was missing out on. Something to consider if you use PUL material you dont want put unnecessary holes in it so this is a good option. Also if you quilt this is going to be great for that especially if you have a weaker grip than most.

Novice at sewing. Was tired of sticking myself with regular pins so after seeing multiple videos online of people using these clips i purchase a box. They work well for a fumble fingered person like myself. Easy to place and remove while sewing masks for our family. Theyre not big enough to use on a clothes line but fabric is easily held.

These clips are a product that, until recently, I didnt know existed. I have a big family and with little ones making their way into every corner of the house I have to be extremely careful with pins. Ive had to give myself a small number of pins to work with at a time which I count each time Im done using them. Of one is missing I have to search around and use a magnet until I find it. Now I can use all the clips I want without worrying about them falling on the floor. The clips themselves work well. I expected them to be larger but now that Ive used them I feel the size is just right. Theyre exceptionally well made and I can see them lasting for years even with frequent use. With this quality comes weight. While theyre very lightweight compared to most things theyre quite heavy compared to pins. This weighs down your fabric, making it floppy when youre sewing. Its certainly not a deal breaker and I think these clips are wonderful despite that. Theyre so good that Im back to buy another set of the small red ones as well as a couple sets of the larger green ones for quilting.

I make tactical bags, backpacks and tents and wonder clips hold the pieces together without slipping. I can run these up to the presser foot and easily remove them, I have problems inserting and removing pins due to the thickness of the fabric. I can assemble an entire pack to check how the pieces of fabric will fit ( no distortion like pins) then just move over to the sewing machine and get perfect seams every time. This 50 per pack is a great deal compared to the brick and mortar sewing stores. If you have to move your work around to mock up the fit these wont disappoint. Just bought a third pack of clover clips, I lose clips when I show friends how well the clips work. Seems the magic number for friends is 10 clips.