Bolo Tips

Bolo tips in a variety of styles and sizes for you. A bolo just doesn't look finished without handsome tips on the ends of each tie. Bolo tie tips serve the purpose of weighting your cord while it dresses up your wardrobe.

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Diaper Pins

Learn about diaper pins, including common sizes, locking styles, and uses for cloth diapers, sewing, quilting, laundry bags, fabric storage, and craft projects.

Diaper pins are large safety-style pins traditionally used for fastening cloth diapers and now also used for sewing, laundry, quilting, and craft projects.

Diaper Pins

Diaper pins are large safety-style pins originally designed for fastening cloth diapers. They usually have a sturdy metal shaft and a protective cap or locking head to help keep the pin securely closed.

Although disposable diapers made them less common in everyday use, diaper pins are still used by families who prefer cloth diapers. They are also useful for sewing rooms, laundry bags, quilting, fabric storage, and craft projects that require a larger, stronger pin.

Approximate Length	Common Uses
2 1/4 inches	Infant cloth diapers, lightweight fabric
2 1/2 inches	Standard cloth diapers, sewing uses
2 3/4 inches	Heavier fabric, laundry bags, quilting
3 inches	Large diapers, heavy fabric, craft applications

Diaper pins are often thicker than ordinary safety pins, so they are better suited for sturdy fabrics than delicate materials. When used with fabric, insert carefully to avoid snagging or stretching the weave.