T-Pins
Learn about T-pins, including common sizes and uses for blocking, macrame, upholstery, wigs, displays, foam boards, fabric crafts, and heavier materials.
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T-pins are sturdy pins with a T-shaped head, often used for blocking, upholstery, macrame, crafts, displays, wigs, and holding heavier materials in place.
T-Pins
T-pins are strong straight pins with a T-shaped head. The wide top makes them easy to grip, push in, and remove, especially when working with thicker materials.
They are commonly used for blocking knitted or crocheted pieces, holding macrame cords, securing fabric to foam boards, upholstery work, display boards, wigs, floral foam, and craft projects.
T-pins are usually stronger than ordinary sewing pins and are helpful when a small pin head would be difficult to see or remove.
| Approximate Length |
Common Uses |
| 1 inch |
Small crafts, display boards |
| 1 1/2 inches |
Blocking, macrame, fabric positioning |
| 2 inches |
Upholstery, foam boards, heavier materials |
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