GREEN FABWOOD Twisty Pins for Upholstery, Slipcovers and Bedskirts 50/pkg
Key features
- •Will hold fabric secure to furniture without damaging fabric
- •Perfect to secure bedskirts in place, no more sliding and slipping off the box mattress
- •Keeps furniture arm covers in place, tighten baggy upholstered fabrics
- •Twist pins are used to create tighter fitting slipcovers
- •Add Trim and accents with decorative twisty pins
GREEN FABWOOD Twisty Pins for Upholstery, Slipcovers and Bedskirts 50/pkg
List Price: $9.68$8.71DEALYou Save: $0.97 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.2
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Based on 10 reviews
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Not very well made, but they work for now...
Dave Bowman✓ Verified Purchase•August 18, 2017
They aren't as sharp as they should be, takes a while to get them into the fabric. Head comes off the pins too easily. My puppy has been "eating" the arm of the chair. Bought these to attach a cover over the area. While screwing them in, a couple of the heads pulled right off. Leaving the end of the metal pin sticking out. At least the puppy can't pull the pin out, but can be cut by the bare end of the pin.
Hold that fabric where you want it
DinahT✓ Verified Purchase•April 21, 2017
Old fashion solution to an every day issue with shifting bed skirts or upholstery covers. Just twist it in place and anchor the bed skirt to the box spring or chair pad.
Spiral tacks
Blessed1✓ Verified Purchase•January 1, 2017
These are perfect for keeping my bedskirt in my , from pulling off and moving around. Will purchase again.
Good, but not great
MS✓ Verified Purchase•August 21, 2016
The pins ARE twisty. They are so twisty that they become tangled in the package. I took longer to untangle one of them than I took putting them on the bed skirt. Some of them went into the box spring easily, others took more time to get positioned right. Some of them, particularly the ones that are near foot traffic have to be repositioned if my dogs or I brush against the bed skirt.
Daughter's car
ABaker✓ Verified Purchase•August 2, 2016
If you don't want to spend a bunch of money on having a body shop reattach a headliner on an older car, these may work well for you. They are easy to screw in once started. I have not had a problem with the head twisting off of the metal screw. The result of placing these where needed looks much better than letting the headliner sag.
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