5 Colors Thang Sewing Tools Accessories Thread Rubber Band Tool Sewing Craft Quilting Tools 5 pieces For Sewing Craft Projects.

Wow. How did I ever survive with one of these all my years of sewing? I sure dont know. Love this Thang

I was very pleased to see how well it allowed me to hold my material in place as I turned my corners when putting binding on my quilt. I had purchased another thicker more expensive product at a quilt store and it did not work as well for me as this product.

Does not push into corners or ends without buckling.

I am using this tool to draw elastic through masks as I make them - works great, I have shared one of the threaders with my daughter to use for the grandkids masks in case the elastic comes unthreaded. Also works well as a stiletto for machine embroidery (no use tempting fate and getting those fingers too close to a moving needle! I recommend this thang to all sewists!

At first I didn’t know what to expect, but these tools are very useful. I use them for many sewing obstacles. They are sturdy and strong. I’m happy I purchased.

Anyone that sews should have The Thang tool. Its a great tool and priced just right.

I love it. Makes so many things easier. Guiding under the pressure foot. Measuring 1/4 in tight spots. Pushing out a corner and more. Very handy device.

Love using these for stringing bags made life so much easier

I don’t know how I lived without these. I’ve always used a safety pin to thread my elastic, but this is much better (for smaller/thinner elastic). It threads it much faster. I also love to use the flat end to check for a 1/4 inch seam allowance or to help feed a piece of fabric under my sewing machine foot when I have a little flap. The pointed end is also handy for this purpose too, depending on the situation, plus I use it to help push out and flatten a seam before pressing when making masks. Very handy and sturdy little sewing tool!

I’d heard the “Purple Thang” tools were great, but their price seemed ridiculous. These seem to be the same thing, but reasonably priced. Glad there are five, because I use them all the time—helping a thick seam move along under the presser foot, holding a seam open while I steam press it, turning out corners, finger pressing... there’s no end of uses for these, and they eliminate the need for several other individual tools. One of my “thangs” is at the ironing board, others at the serger, sewing machine, and embroidery machine; and I keep one in my hand-sewing box. Five isn’t too many!