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7/8" Safety Pins, 15 pc

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$2.03 $2.99 In stock

Dritz Safety Pins are great for basting quilts; as well as, sewing, jewelry making, craft projects and general household use.

  • Use for sewing, quilting, jewelry making, craft projects and general household use
  • Great for basting quilts, mending holes and temporary fixes
  • Package contains (15) size 0 (7/8") Safety Pins
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Elizabeth ★★★★★

Needed safety pins for a jewelry project and these 7/8" ones are the perfect size for threading through small beads and clasps. The 15-pack is plenty for what I'm working on, and they feel sturdy enough to hold up without bending.

Ava D. ★★★★★

I bought these for basting a quilt and the 7/8 inch size grips the layers without leaving big holes. The 15 count is plenty for a small project and they snap shut securely. Good sturdy pins for the price.

James ★★★★★

The 7/8 inch size is perfect for heavier fabrics, and they glide through without leaving big holes. I've been using them for jewelry making too, holding beads in place while I wire them up. Fifteen in a pack is a decent amount for the price.