Dritz 7216 Safety Pins, Curved, Size 2, Nickel (40-Count)

Curved safety pins for ‘basting’ a quilt sandwich together are sooooo much easier and faster than regular safety pins. So it’s worth it.... But why only 40? I tend to need 50 - 60 for a twin/full sized quilt.

The description is correct but if you're expecting straight safety pins, they're not. You'll get a pgk of Dritz 7215, not the 7211 pictured. They're sturdy, but I'd give 5 stars if they were sharper.

Thes are easy to use, they servied what my wife needed. If she is happy, I am too.

They seem to work fine, good price.

Alright, I read over the reviews before purchasing and I knew these were sturdy. I did not expect them to be as strong as they ended up being. Definitely worth buying and I'll return when I need more.

These are usually very high quality. You get no less than 40 pins in every container. I keep m pins in a bigger reusable bowl because I keep them open (makes basting a quilt a bit more easier and faster). In this purchase, of the 3 containers I purchased, only 1 had a defective pin, however I got 43 pins vs 40 so bonus for me, however, I did notice when I went to use them, that several of the pins were a bit dull which is very disappointing so I had to reduce my review from 5 stars to 4.

Perfect size for consignment sale without putting big holes in the clothes.

Actually have a point and can go through fabric

très bonne qualité

I have been very satisfied with ny purchases from this source

Los imperdibles no son demasiado afilados, por lo que es difícil atravesar las telas con ellos. No los volvería a comprar.

Perfeitos. Gostei muito