caspharm

I love them to use for binding. I even bought the large ones, which I use to clip fabric together for projects like Judy Niemeyer quilts.

IBQUILTIN

I use mine on every binding I do

Lyncat

I use them all the time...don't know how I lived without them!

Camille

I bought mine on Ebay for $17 for a pack of 50. I going to get another pack which I need for my rug braiding.

franc36

I bought 10 with a 40% off coupon from Hobby Lobby. I was not too impressed. Later, I saw 100 at a 50% discount. I bought them and now I cannot imagine putting a binding on a quilt without them. In fact, I like them so much that I am looking for 50 more at a good discount. I like to clip all of my binding at once and I need more than 110 on a king size quilt. I know, I do put them fairly close together. I think that the reason I did not like my first 10 was that I was constantly repositioning them along the binding.

Kwiltr

I have two boxes of fifty and use them when binding anything. Far superior to pins and you don't get stabbed working with them! I picked mine up on Amazon.com for less than half of the cost they are everywhere else.

newbiequilter

I bought the 50 pak after trying a few borrowed from a friend. I love them, however the large box may not be necessary. I bought them online as my LQS did not carry them at the time and the JoAnn's did not/does not carry them. Some people prefer hair clips, some pins or glue. To each her own.

mary quilting

Yes Joann has them and now some with the singer brand don't know the price difference
I bought the large box but don't use that many I should have bought the small

KalamaQuilts

I like them but the pack of 10 or 12 was plenty for me. Such a pretty red.

Island Queen

Love, love, love them for binding. Previously used pins - now no more pricks!!!
bought them with Joann's coupon