Pins, Clips, & Magnets

Sewing pins pierce through fabric to hold layers in place, while clips grip the fabric edges without leaving holes. Pins are great for precision work, whereas clips are ideal for thick layers, vinyl, or delicate materials that shouldn’t be pierced.

Fabric clips are best used when working with:

• Vinyl, leather, or laminated fabric – to avoid permanent pin holes
• Quilt binding – for holding folded layers evenly
• Multiple thick layers – where pins may bend or not hold well

Sewing magnets are often used to hold pins and needles for quick access, or to help guide seam allowances by attaching a magnetic seam guide to your needle plate. They’re handy tools that improve organization and accuracy.

Yes! They securely hold layers of fabric together—especially useful for thick projects like bags, quilts, or vinyl—without piercing the material or leaving residue. Simply place the magnet on top and the metal backing underneath to keep everything aligned without shifting.

SewTites are magnetic sewing tools used to hold fabric layers in place, especially where clips or pins would be difficult to use. They’re ideal for:

• Embroidery in the hoop – they don’t interfere with hoops like clips can
• Vinyl and cork projects – no holes, no residue
• Thick seams or binding – magnets stay strong through multiple layers

You can find a selection of SewTites SewTites here on our website.

A magnetic needle minder is a small, decorative magnet that holds your needle when not in use. It attaches to your fabric or project surface using a second magnet underneath and keeps your needle safe and within reach while hand sewing or embroidering. It’s especially helpful to avoid losing needles in fabric or on the floor.