Magic Pins Quilting

Thin, long, and easy to grab. They glide into the fabric effortlessly. They come in a nice sturdy case too.

The Taylor Seville straight pins are my absolute favorite so far that I have tried. They measure 2 inches long and are sharper than any straight pins I have used. Good thickness will not bend and are easy to grip. Yes you can iron over top of them. These straight pins are more expensive, but the quality makes them a great value for your money. Received within a week as promised. I have put all of my other straight pins up and use only these they are that good.

Good good goodness these are razor Sharon’s. Very thin. Bend a little but i needed a good straight pin for quilting. That i can see the head. And won’t damage the iron. All in all, much better than the 40 year old pins. You want something that will pierce the fabric and these do it gently.

After using these you won’t want to go back to regular pins. I use these for pinning sewing patterns and it helps the fabric to lay flat. They’re so sharp that they go in with ease and they don’t make holes. They’re pricey I must say but I’m very happy with this find!

SHARP-SHARP-SHARP! Wonderful, just what I needed and doesn’t tug or pull on fabrics.

The heads of these pins are easy to grip to and are more visible when you drop one, although I have not had them long enough to assess how well they remain attached. The wire is flexible but it does not hold the bend, which I do love - comparable to a Tulip hand sewing needle - but I appreciate that this may be a property someone else could absolutely hate. The pins themselves are decent. The manufacturer calls these "fine" but I would not; they seem to be a very standard diameter but they do have an "extra fine" option in a shorter pin length. The length of these is on par with anything labeled "quilting pins". The tips are sharp for piercing but the shafts don't feel smooth; there is some resistance from most of them, even when only pinning two layers of quilting cotton. I will try running them through the emery on my pincushion to see if that helps. Using a wool pincushion may also help.

Nice quilters pins. My wife likes the handles; easy to use for arthritic fingers. They seem to hold up well in use. Easily slip through layers of material. She likes them.

Better than straight pins

These are my go to pins for both dressmaking sewing and also patchwork sewing. They are fine enough to sew over ok if you accidentally leave a pin in (tho i don’t recommend that) but they are also strong enough not to bend out of shape before you get to the sewing machine! they are ok if you accidentally iron over them and they are a good length. They are expensive but i think they are very good quality.

Expensive but worth the money. Nice they don’t melt when you’re ironing close to them

Für mich sind das die besten Stecknadeln die je hatte. Ich habe die Stecknadeln in verschiedenen Längen und b8n nach wie vor super zufrieden, da die mühelos durch alle Stoffarten gleiten.

love these pins. they stay sharp and you can iron over them without worry. easy to manipulate and grab.

Beste Stecknadeln die es gibt...und das in sovielen Varianten