Dritz1467 Safety Pins, Size 3 (150-Count)

I replace my basting pins every few years since I make a lot of quilts and they do get dull. These are sharp good quality pins. Other brands I have tried have burs on them and really annoy me so I stick with this brand. No worries

Better than the inferior ones out there.

Hmmm...what can I say about a 200 count pack of Dritz safety pins? Well, there are two different sizes in the pack. I've never been familiar with size numbers, it's just one of those facts I would never have expected to know in my lifetime...lolAnyway, these are not super tiny nor are they ginormous. They are just very handy mid size pins. You can find these about a buck cheaper at Walmart (@ least in SE Texas but if you're anything like me, I would do just about anything to avoid our local store! So I can live with myself for paying the extra dollar! I did a quick price check to get an idea of price range before I posted this review and noticed that sewing places sell them for pretty much double the price here on Amazon so these really are priced well here.

I ordered 300 Dritz #3 safety pins for use with personal hygiene items I make for teen girls all over the world in need. I used them on my last shipment and while they were strong and sturdy they were NOT as sharp as they could have been. I ordered Dritz but got "Care and Repair" instead. They are not as heavy, not as strong but they are SHARP and go through the cotton batting easily. They WILL do the job and do it quite well I think. If this brand were offered I would choose it instead of Dritz.

They are pins. So far. When I use them I’ll add the other star if they are actually sharp and do their job. So far, they have succeeded in being a package of pins for a reasonable price.

I bought these safety pins because, honestly, you never know when you might need some around the house. We have a couple of curtains that were beginning to show age and some tablecloths that were too long for a dining table we purchased. Rather than throw them all out and spend money on new ones, these pins came in handy to, instead, pin them up to hide certain areas or shorten the length of our fabrics.They come in two sizes, big and small, so you can use the bigger ones for more heavy duty requirements or you can use the smaller ones for lightweight fabrics or other needs. We frequently use the small pins on a number of cloths and fabrics and they stay hidden really well and never show. Best of all, one pack of these contains 200 safety pins, so it'll be quite a while before you'll run out and need to reorder. They're so reasonably priced, I bought two packs.

Finally, I found a safety pin that is strong, the way I remember it. This product is made in USA, no rust, NOT made of flimsy material that easily bends, sharp point. So happy to find it. I bought more!

This is a strong and sharp metal pin which helped me put together a thick quilt. I would buy it again and recommend that others should buy it as well.

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I find it hard to give a negative review for these safety pins because they've been incredibly useful. The variety in this pack is impressive, catering to various needs, and they work great in every situation.

todo bien

Very handy exact size I was looking quality is very good

Dritz brand of safety pins is one I can count on. They are quite sturdy; when I load the pins with beads, I then crimp the pin head at the top to keep the pin from springing open. Having 150 pins to work with, I can make 12 angel skirts at a time so I double the order to make 25 skirts. This is important when I am making a hundred bead angels at a time! It is wonderful that I can count on the quality of the beads!