Clover Jumbo Wonder Clips 24 Count, Green

These clips are EXACTLY what I need for altering Irish dance dresses. They can easily hold all the layers together when I have to re-attach zippers.

The items came really fast. Wonderful customer service! I first saw the smaller ones on a paper crafting blog I belong to & have wanted to purchase them for some time. I had a use immediately after receiving. I also sew & these will come in very handy for several uses in sewing too, especially bulky items.

I am making a relaxed roman shade for a wide window. These are a life saver with preventing creep. Such an awesome solution. They seem to be well make, they are easy to use and wide enough to grab all layers, strong enough to keep the black out lining on the inside layer from creeping.

So far so good. Been using them for making masks and no longer stabbing myself with pins. The larger size is really helpful. There are marks that let you know seam sizes 1/4, 1/2 & 3/4.

Comparison of Jumbo Clips. I decided to buy some jumbo clips, and figured I would buy two varieties and compare them. They arrived today. I havent used them yet, but here are some thoughts. There is a price difference, (though we are not talking about the amount that would break the bank for a couple dozen clips). I bought a pack of Urbest (25 for $7.99), and a pack of Clover (24 for $11.72). They are the same size and shape. The Clover clips have seam allowance markings noted on the flat bottom(1/4, 1/2, 3/4, 1). The Urbest has unnoted markings on the bottom, but only line up at the 1 mark. <side-note-I would probably never use any of those markings anyway>) The Clover ones have a bit more tensile strength when pinched, but I think that would only be an issue if they were used for holding a bunch of suspended weight. The plastic just felt a little more substantial in the Clover clips, so I weighed them to see if I was imagining it. The Urbest weighed in at 13 clips for 2 ounces, while the Clover weighed in at 11 clips for 2 ounces. Bottom line- Both are fine, Urbest came in more colors and was less money. If I had to give one set away, I would let go of the Urbest, but I am happy with both and will mix them together.

These are great for larger projects! Easy to handle and will hold tight. Not too difficult to squeeze. These are too big for small projects but great for larger projects. They are a tool with the versatility for sewers, knitters and crafters who need to hold things in place while they work.

This is a nice size for larger stacks of cut pieces, thicker stacks to sew together.

Love these! Glad I read the reviews and bought the name brand. Sturdy and very easy to use!

I ordered one pack of these for my wife to use with her quilt making. She used one clip and asked me to get 2 more packs!

I LOVE them! They hold potholder layers together without distortion, the various prints and pieces for little handbags I create individually so I dont have to sort or pin again. I love the hole in the back part of the clip that allows me to pin it to a bulletin board. I would love to meet the person who made these happen. I have bought three packages - they also make just perfect gifts for the sewer is too frugal to treat herself!