WILLBOND 5 Pcs Purple Thang Sewing Tools Accessories Thread Rubber Tool Sewing Craft Quilting Tools for Craft Projects(Pink, Orange, Blue, Green, Purple)

Does not push into corners or ends without buckling.

I use one of them to hold down fabric and vinyl under my sewing needle. Helps to keep needle out of my fingers.

Before I owned a Thang, I never thought that I actually needed one. I had used various other things to do what this tool can do. And truth be told, I was glad to have extras because i sewed through the tip of the first one. Hahaha!! Yup--I got the tool too close to the needle-- but that's actually a good thing. At that moment--that's when I knew that I could use the tool to get right up in there, right under the presser foot. My feed dogs need help when it comes to keeping quilty seams from flipping. I can get the Thang right up to the flippy bit and coax it back. I'd recommend taking your foot off the gas when you do that. That's where I screwed up. And I needed a new needle and had to apologize to my sewing machine. What's great about this multi pack is that if i lose one to the cat (likely), and possibly wreck another one (whoopsie), I'll still have enough extras to share with my bestie. And honestly--having a PINK Thang kinda thrilled me. It's truly helpful to have more than one Thang, especially in multiple colors. When you get deep into your sewing AND you're binge-watching a show...you lose the tool. Having a color that stands out from your fabrics makes it easier to find. I normally have two Thangs in use for that very reason. The price is good too.

I can't keep up with these little gadgets as my husband loves them too. You can sew stiff burlap with this little gadget. It's great for turning inside out corners, pushing fabric on sewing machine & I place a moist paper towel on the end to clean tight spots like corners around molding on hardwood floors or carpeting. I love these things but have to hide from husband...lol

There fine. They work for what they are

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I don’t know how I lived without these. I’ve always used a safety pin to thread my elastic, but this is much better (for smaller/thinner elastic). It threads it much faster. I also love to use the flat end to check for a 1/4 inch seam allowance or to help feed a piece of fabric under my sewing machine foot when I have a little flap. The pointed end is also handy for this purpose too, depending on the situation, plus I use it to help push out and flatten a seam before pressing when making masks. Very handy and sturdy little sewing tool!

These make slipping the elastic through the casing when I make masks. So easy. Just thread the elastic through the hole and push the tool through the casing. Done. No need to use a safety pin.