Feature
●HIGH QUALITY: These pearlized ball head pins are made of high quality plastic and stainless steel, durable and lightweight.
●COMFORTABLE FEELING: The surface provides a comfortable feeling, round smooth surface is shiny.
●EASY TO STORE: Straight pins are well packed and assorted in a resealable plastic box for convenient storage.
●MEET YOUR NEED: One set contains total 200 pieces that can be used for many projects. There are different colors that you can choose your favorite.
●Package List: 1 box X Pins
[White]
[Rose Gold]
Description
200pcs Round Ball Plastic Pushpin Marking Thumbtack Pins Decorative DIY Tool
- The principles of using pins in clothing production are:
- The tip of the pin should not be inserted too long, as it is easy to scratch your fingers.
- The amount of cloth picked by the pins should not be too much to prevent uneven clothes after being combined.
- Dont use the tail of the pin for one entry and one exit, it is more stable after fixing.
- The pin spacing of the straight part of the work clothes can be slightly larger, and the spacing of the curved part should be smaller. Only in this way can the 3D cut clothes be firm and flat.
Other ways to tie pins in work clothes are:
- Folding method: also known as cover method. Fold one piece of fabric first and then cover the other piece of fabric, so that the fold line is in an obvious position on the surface. This method can determine the position of the finished line, which is convenient for semi-finished products to try on and mark. It is often used to fit side seams, sleeve seams, shoulder seams, etc.
- Stitching method: Insert a pin from the fold line of one piece of fabric, pass through another piece of fabric, and fold back into the fold line. This method can display the stitching effect after the modeling is completed, and is often used for sleeves and other parts.. Matching method: align the edges of the two pieces of fabric, close them together, and tie a pin along the position to be sewn. The direction of the pin is the same, and the position where the pin is closed is the position of the finished thread, so that the effect after the stitching can be clearly seen. This stitching method is generally used in three-dimensional sampling and modeling.
- Overlap method: overlap two pieces of fabric together and fix them with pins.
- Matching method: align the edges of the two pieces of fabric, close them together, and tie a pin along the position to be sewn. The direction of the pin is the same, and the position where the pin is closed is the position of the finished thread, so that the effect after the stitching can be clearly seen. This stitching method is generally used in three-dimensional sampling and modeling.
