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Made of PVC rubber, durable and comfortable. The protruding half round shape handle on the pin back provides comfortable grasp.
Made of nickel plated brass, fine workmanship. Simple to install and remove.
Each pin back has a hole which is compatible with the tie tack pin. Convenient to store and use.
lady
2025-08-07 10:02:32
These are great tacks.
Carol Lengyel
2025-08-05 16:45:07
I seen these being used on youtube,, tried them and am very happy the way they hold stabilizer when not hooped!
Peg B
2025-07-27 17:41:44
Used for cancer awareness ribbons for cheer uniforms. These worked great because they didn't poke the cheerleaders when cheering, stunting or tumbling. Every once in a while a back would come off, but, if pushed on hard and deep, almost all stayed in place for the entire game. Worked great for our needs.
Sigernia Carper
2025-07-06 14:14:04
I have made several machine embroidery jewelry pins using these tie tacks. The Shamrock pins I made were a hit and the last crab feed I went to (delicious Maryland Blue Crabs I must admit) I made crab pins for the group I with with! They became the talk around the table.Easy to attach to the project using tear-away stabilizer and the tie tacks hold. Great item when needing a pin back that is easy to attach to a pocket or collar and puts a smile on the face of the recipients and a look of envy from those who were admiring the handiwork.
Razorhawk
2025-07-03 19:16:29
these are easy to use for diy projects. Value for the money. Size and quality were good.
SaSa
2025-06-18 11:37:39
I used these to glue onto a cardboard pin I made, they were great
Kathryn S.
2025-05-17 15:05:39
Being a typical teen, my granddaughter likes to change the look of her room frequently. On a recent move to a new home, she asked me to make her bedroom curtains. She wanted to sew together bandanas in different colors like a patchwork but her mom wanted drapes that didn't look crazy from the outside. I bought some wonderful blackout curtain material and sewed the panels that would face the street. Then I sewed the bandanas together forming a rectangle that would be the curtains facing her room. I attached curtain clips to the drapes and below each curtain clip, I used these tie tacks to attach the bandanas to the drapes. It worked perfectly, looks great and now when she wants to give her room a face-lift, I can just sew new inner curtains!
Anne Morse
2025-04-11 13:14:50
The backs dont lock on like the metal ones do but the metal ons can scratch up ur skin so depending on what ur using them for u can alternate or place these where ur skin is in contact and us some metal ones to lock on ur patch or item .
Terry
2025-02-09 12:09:16
Now my pins don't get pulled off by my seatbelt.
Customer
2024-12-31 11:26:32
Post is way too flimsy for making pins.
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