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5 Features of Pins and Why They Make a Difference

Take a close look at one of our most-used notions.
Learn to Pin a Pattern for Best Results

Let's talk pins. We're referring to those essential little notions that hold fabric pieces together as you sew and may stick you on occasion.
Essential Tools: Pins

Before you purchase pins, learn about the different types and their best uses.
Notions: Diminutive Pins

These tiny pins are perfect for piecing and applique.
Essential Sewing Tools: Pins

If you've ever shopped for pins, you'll have noticed that there are a plethora of options at your disposal. To help you make a more informed decision, sewing expert Judith…
How to Use Pins the Right Way

Sometimes it's the simple things that need to be given a little thought.
A Few of Your Favorite Notions

Members of the Threads community posted pictures and details about these adorable sewing notions
Tepee relaxes magnetic pull

My magnetic pin holder secures my silk pins so tightly that it’s difficult to remove them, so I push a knitting needle or stiletto under the pins to sculpt them…
A Pin for Every Purpose

Author Carol Laflin Ahles shows us that a pin is not just a pin. Consider its five parts: head, point, length, thickness, and metal content. Read more in Threads #120,…
Bag Your Jacket Lining

This ready-to-wear method of inserting a lining gives the fastest and most professional-looking results.

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