Originally Posted by Rff1010
(Post 8437800)
I liberated some small binder clips from work. Are the Wonder Clips that much better?
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I started off the a couple packs of the original red ones, then someone on this site mentioned the 100 in a box of multi-color clips at a great price. Got them and love them. They work just as good as the original at a greatly reduced priced. I use them when hand binding, keeping block sections together. There's so many ways to use them and it keeps me from pricking myself and putting blood on my fabrics.
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I just ordered some clips from Amazon for a great price--not original wonder clips. Used them this morning to stitch a sashing. Didn't get pin stuck. Will be using them in the future.
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I also bought the knock-offs and have only broken 1--by accidentally stepping on it. I found they are the best thing for holding parts of a bag together while sewing. Perfect in situations where the fabric layer is too thick to pin easily.
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Originally Posted by juliasb
(Post 8437695)
I bought clips, not the brand name on Amazon. I paid under $8 for 100 clips. They work perfect and was the best buy I could fine. I us Amazon Prime.
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Thanks everyone!
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I used the regular ones a lot. The mini ones are awesome for piecing and they grip tighter than the regular ones I use for binding.
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Thanks to someone (don't remember who) I started using the clips instead of pins. What a great idea! When I normally had tiny scratches while sewing with pins holding fabric, I can smoothly remove the clips and no damage.I have to say I do get some of the greatest ideas reading the hints from all of you quilters. Thanks and Merry Christmas!
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Wonder clips are WONDERful aren't they? https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/smilies/cool.png
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Originally Posted by Rff1010
(Post 8437800)
I liberated some small binder clips from work. Are the Wonder Clips that much better?
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