MSQC SKU: NOT9621 | MFG SKU: 622-50 RWB

Missouri Star Patriotic Quilting Clips 50pk by Missouri Star Quilt Co.

Name: Missouri Star Patriotic Quilting Clips 50pk
Brand: Missouri Star Quilt Co.
Price: 29.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.9 (30 reviews)

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Quilting Product Description

Handy clips in patriotic red, white, and blue to use instead of pins! These Missouri Star Patriotic Quilting Clips are great for layering fabric together, and holding quilt bindings, hems, and piping. Each clip is 1" long with a clip depth of 1/2". Back has marked lines at 1/4" and 3/8". Features a flat back to keep fabric smooth flat while sewing.

Pack of 50

Quilting Product Details

Brand: Missouri Star Quilt Co.

Collection: Missouri Star Everyday Tools

Color: Multi Colored

Count: 50

Designer: Missouri Star Quilt Co.

Product Type: Tools and Templates

MSQC SKU: NOT9621

MFG SKU: 622-50 RWB

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I am using the Missouri Star Patriotic Quilting Clips with my Stars of Liberty quilt pieces, holding the points while the basting glue stick pen dries. I have also used similar clips to mark pages in quilt books, clip the end of my roll of quilt binding to the roll, and hold a stack of EPP pieces together. Anyone who has done EPP knows that clips are easier than pins to use in holding together a stack of like pieces. It would be difficult to get a pin through the pieces and three layers of...

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I love these clips and use them in place of pins. They are easier to remove as you are sewing and no pokes.

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No more pinholes or blood!

I love these clips! I rarely use straight pins as clips are cleaner and easier to use. Pins leave holes in the fabric and frequently pierce my fingertips. No more cleaning blood off my fabric! Obviously I’m a ‘piecer’ and the clips hold everything!

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Love the size

I love these clips. The size is perfect. I recently found out about the markings on the bottom of the clip. Love that 1/4 mark when lining up half square triangles.

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Great deal and easy to use

I like the great deal. It is easy to use. I use it for helping piece large sections of the quilt to allow precise matching.

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Fun!

These are the regular quilting clips we all know and love. The Patriotic colors just take them to another level of fun!

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Great grip for quilting and dressmaking

I love that the clips have a good grip unlike others I have purchased. They hold the fabrics without slipping. I use them for quilt piecing and when I add pockets to dresses.

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Perfect for basting quilts

I'm using it for holding 3 quilt layers together while I'm basting my king size T-shirt quilt. The clips are great, not sticking myself, and very secure.

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Can't have too many of these when two people are using them.

Perfect alternative to pins

These clips are the right size for using instead of pins on bindings and piecing blocks together. Every time I use pins, I end up bleeding on my quilts. The clips also allow me to color code as I sew. I use red for 'watch out' areas and blue for 'heads up' areas where a corner may be ahead or something like that.

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