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Nickel-Plated Dressmaker Pins in a Round Box
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SKU: 3901
Product description
Nickel-Plated Sewing Pins with Flat Heads
Straight nickel-plated sewing pins with a small flat head, in a round clear box with a pin cushion sponge. The nickel plating gives the pin a smooth, silvery look and helps protect it from rust. The flat head doesn't lift the fabric and doesn't catch on it.
Common uses
Holding pattern pieces together before sewing.
Pinning a paper pattern to fabric, where the flat head doesn't distort the paper.
Pinning on a dress form while fitting.
Marking changes during alterations.
Stock for a studio and a sewing kit.
Who it is for
Sewists and tailors, alteration shops, sewing schools, and anyone looking for a simple, flat pin in bulk. For a wholesale order: phone 03-9444226 or WhatsApp 055-2473993.
Professional tips
Use the sponge in the box to keep pins in between uses.
The flat head is suitable for pinning through a paper pattern and for holding flat on the table.
Close the box after working.
Common mistakes
Using a bent pin. Replace it.
Leaving pins in damp fabric.
How this model is different
Nickel-plated pins with flat heads, in a round box with a sponge. For Prym pins in exact sizes and in packs sold by weight, see the other pins in Steel Sewing Pins.
Specifications
Brand: mH
Type: Straight sewing pins
Plating: Nickel
Head: Flat
Color: Silver
Packaging: Round clear box with a sponge
Sold as: Box
Model number: 3901
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
What is nickel plating?
A thin layer of nickel on the surface of the pin. It gives a silvery, smooth look and helps protect against rust.
Why is the head of the pins flat?
A flat head doesn't lift the fabric and doesn't catch on it, and is convenient for flat pinning of a paper pattern.
Why is there a sponge in the box?
To stick pins into while working, without returning them to the box.
Are the pins suitable for a dress form?
Yes, in a dress form that is intended for pinning.
Who are the pins suitable for?
For seamstresses, tailors, alteration workshops and sewing schools.
What is the difference between these and Prym pins?
Prym pins come in defined sizes and in weight-based packs. Here these are nickel-plated pins with a flat head, in a round box with a sponge.
Do the pins rust?
Steel pins that are not stainless steel may rust in humidity. Keep them dry and in a closed box.
Can I iron with the pins in the fabric?
Yes, you can iron close to them, because they have no plastic head that melts. Don't iron directly over them, so as not to leave a mark on the fabric.
Can I sew on the machine over the pins?
Not advisable. The needle may hit the pin and break. Pull out each pin just before the needle.
Can I order a quantity for a business?
Yes. Phone 03-9444226 or WhatsApp 055-2473993.
