Silicone finger cot
Code: TB-003PK


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Can be used as a pincushion or as a fixing weight for easy fastening of patterns and fabrics.
Can be used as a pincushion or as a fixing weight for easy fastening of patterns and fabrics.
Can be used as a pincushion or as a fixing weight for easy fastening of patterns and fabrics.
Fabric pins can replace pins or glue. They have a stronger grip than traditional fabric pins. They're not only great for delicate fabrics - they don't move like pins.
Fabric pins can replace pins or glue. They have a stronger grip than traditional fabric pins. They're not only great for delicate fabrics - they don't move like pins.
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| Category: | Thimbles |
|---|---|
| Warranty: | 24 months |
| EAN: | 4714379457490 |
| Pack: | 3 pieces: 14, 16, and 18 mm |
The thimble will serve as a finger protector when hand sewing. Thanks to the silicone it is made of, it adheres well to the finger. The lower part is made of solid plastic.
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