SOHMO T-Pins | Stainless Steel Blocking Pins

These SOHMO T-pins for blocking your knitting and swatches are built differently from standard sewing pins. The T-shaped head gives you something to push against and something to pull against, which is exactly what you need when you're pinning into blocking mats or any material thick enough to resist a straight pin.

Blocking knitwear is the primary use case for these t-pins from SOHMO. After washing, a hand-knitted or crocheted garment can be pinned into shape and left to dry. T-pins hold the fabric firmly against a blocking mat without the head slipping through the stitches, and the rust-resistant stainless steel means they can handle the damp conditions of wet blocking without corroding.

Details

Rust-resistant stainless steel, 38mm long, packaged in a reusable sliding-lid tin.

Pin size: 38mm long x 0.7mm diameter

Quantity: 100 pins

Tin size: 80 x 55 x 16mm * Weight: 67g

Store in a dry place

Also known as: T-pins, blocking pins, knitting blocking pins, crochet blocking pins, wig pins, T-pins for wigs, upholstery pins, foam head pins, stainless steel T-pins, heavy duty sewing pins, wig making pins, T-pins for blocking

About SOHMO

Sonya Morris is the founder of SOHMO. With a passion for sewing and crafting, Sonya set out to create a brand that would provide high-quality tools for creative minds. And thus, SOHMO was born. With a focus on quality, SOHMO's collection of tailoring shears, embroidery scissors, and pins have quickly become must-haves for sewers and crafters alike. 

Sonya's attention to detail and dedication to craftsmanship is evident in each and every SOHMO product. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, SOHMO has the perfect tools for you to bring your creations to life.

Sonya founded SOHMO in Melbourne, Australia in 2018. Disappointed by the lacklustre selection of poorly made sewing tools available at chain stores, Sonya embarked on a journey to find quality sewing tools that are made to last. SOHMO is the result of many years of consideration and investigation to source quality, useful sewing tools. The result is a collection of the highest quality intended to be used for many years to come.