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1-1/16" Ball Point Pins, Nickel, 400 pc

1-1/16" Ball Point Pins, Nickel, 400 pc - Main image
$3.75 $5.59 In stock

Category: 103

Ball Point Pins by Dritz have a rounded tip that are specially designed for knits and lingerie fabrics. Nickel-plated Steel.

  • Item Number: 76
  • Rounded tips for use with knits and lingerie fabrics
  • Reusable plastic storage box with curved side for easy pin removal
  • Package contains (400) 1-1/16" ball point pins
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Violet ★★★★★

These ball point pins glide through my delicate knit fabrics without snagging a single thread, which is a huge relief. The nickel plating feels smooth and sturdy, and the rounded tips work exactly as described for lingerie projects.

Adam A. ★★★★★

After struggling with regular pins snagging my jersey knits, these ball points slide through the fabric without pulling a single thread. The nickel plating seems sturdy too, none have bent after a few uses.

David ★★★★★

Finally, pins that glide through my silk knits without snagging a single thread. The rounded tips make all the difference on delicate lingerie fabric, and 400 in one pack means I'm set for years of projects.