Reddit Reddit reviews MumCraft Multipurpose Sewing Clips with Tin Box Package, Assorted Colors, Pack of 100

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MumCraft Multipurpose Sewing Clips with Tin Box Package, Assorted Colors, Pack of 100
★Best Sewing Clips ! They come in sturdy Tin Gift storage box.You will never lose them!★Make it easy to hold multiple layers of fabrics, binding objects like Quilts, and holding together multiple objects. No Pins needed for Sewing!★Perfect for all sorts of crafts. Can be used for post notes and organize papers as paper clips or use them on rope to hang pictures or mementos on there are so many different options of how to use them.★Each clip opens wide to hold layers of fabric and the clip base is flat for easy feeding to the presser foot.you can now sew safely with these must have clips.★Package includes:100 Pcs. Clips Size : 2.5x0.8x1.3cm(LxWxH).Packed in many different beautiful tin boxes that will be shipped randomly.
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4 Reddit comments about MumCraft Multipurpose Sewing Clips with Tin Box Package, Assorted Colors, Pack of 100:

u/kDycu · 12 pointsr/sewing

To solve the pricking yourself with pins problem-- try sewing clips! I bought these from Amazon and I think they're great. I find pinning stuff can sometimes distort the fabric, and you can't pin some fabrics because it leaves holes. They don't totally replace pins since you can only work from the edges with these, but they are really nice regardless!

u/Hollyingrd6 · 3 pointsr/quilting

Fabric scissors are always good gifts

Quilt clips

Chalk pens

Also I think most quilters would love charm packs and jellyrolls

u/Crazy_easy41 · 2 pointsr/quilting

You're doing way better than you think you are!

I'm probably gonna repeat things other people said but here we go:

  1. You should trim the squares before joining them together, that way you know for sure they will match (you need to cut the square by taking the diagonal line on the ruler and using the diagonal line on the sew line so that the square is perfect, that way the diagonal sew line will end directly in the corner of the square, I hope this makes sense lol). Trimming the squares will also make it so you have less fabric overhanging in your edges (but having some is fine, dont worry about that, it all gets sewed up anyways! =P)
  2. For sewing straight, try not to move the fabric too much and just let machine moving, I realized 90% of the "moving" was actually me, the machine will stay "fairly" straight if you leave it, specially for smaller pieces like we use. I also have a foot that measures 1/4', so as long as the edge of my fabric lines up with the edge of the foot (which is easy to keep track while you sew) you should be perfect! (Also, I notice that when my lines aren't perfectly straight nothing really happens unless it's ridiculously skewed, so again, no stressing!)
  3. Use pins or clips!!! I go these from amazon and I love them! So I guess the real trick for things to line up is just to make sure you clip them together (or pin them). So for example, in your pinwheel, you started with 4 squares an sewed the ones next to each other together....there's nothing really to line up there. Then you have to do top and bottom, I would line up the centers first, and triple make sure that those are right, and then I keep pinning from the inside to the outside....My outside might not always match up 100% but what matters the most is the points so I dont think it's a problem =P

    I'm also a beginner so message me if you want a quilting buddy!!! =D These are some pinwheels I made like 2 weeks ago! =P

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    PS: This is your first block ever and you didn't chose the easiest one soooo GO YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
u/ExpiresTomorrow · 2 pointsr/quilting

Have you used the homemade baste? I was thinking of using that between the extra layer and blocks then again between the regular layers.

The store bought stuff is pricey.

I also received a box of these clip things along with natural batting as a gift. Hopefully they'll help me out:

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