BellaBoo

Many won't try new things. I don't ask for opinions, I just buy it and find out for myself and then fell justified to give my review after using it.

sall

The same here.

hopetoquilt

COOL... I learned something new. I use the silver clips when I do the hand stitching for finishing off the binding but never thought of using the binding clips when sewing the first side of the binding on. Ya learn something new every day. That will probably make my binding more accurate and faster!

bigsis63

thats what I do also. I see no difference in straightness of binding if I pin or not!!!

PolkaBabe

They are called "Wonder Clips", I have them & just love them.

Suze9395

Doing my binding with no aids I felt like I was constantly adjusting the binding and having to put too much pressure on my left hand...made it hurt. I used hair clips for a long time...loved them. Bought the Clover Wonder Clips and used them on my last quilt. I hand sew my binding to the back of my quilt and I used the clips clear side up and found if I placed them just sew, I could sew right across the top of them for several inches at a time without shifting or adjusting. Best option yet. I'm sold!

LivelyLady

That's how I do mine, too. I use the ladder stitch for invisible stitches and saves time and money not having to use clips.

snipforfun

I have switched totally over to Sharon Schambers glue method. No clips, no pins, just perfect binding with perfect mitered corners!

stillclock

i got a package of 10 in my stocking for christmas. they are currently holding a sheet of muslin on my ironing board (corn starch life) and doing a fantastic job at it. i couldn't really see needing them for binding, though it it did occur to me that if i ever tackle a scalloped or decorative border they might be really useful.

aileen

MimiBug123

I use plain old bobby pins. They hold the binding flatter, are easier to take off and put on and easy to store--an old straight pin magnet does the trick!