00:00Pin locking backs every brooch maker needs, voiceover script.
00:03Okay, real talk, if you've ever lost a brooch off your jacket because the back just slid off,
00:08you know the pain. I went through the top-rated pin locking backs on the market, and honestly,
00:13these five are the best deals for any brooch maker. Let's get into it.
00:19First one, and it's the crowd favorite, 4076 people can't be wrong, and it's sitting at a 4.9.
00:26These metal locking pin backs grab the needle and hold it, no spinning, no slipping,
00:30and you can grab them in 8, 16, or 32 packs depending on how deep you are into this hobby.
00:36At $4, that's a no-brainer if you want the ones everyone already trusts.
00:41Next up, the budget pick. 100 pieces for $1.55.
00:47That's not a typo, 100 locking pin backs and bases for under $2, rated 4.8 with over 3,400
00:53sold.
00:54If you're making brooches in bulk, like for a craft fair or a class,
00:58this is the stash you want in the drawer. Cheap enough that you don't stress when you
01:03misplace a few. Then we've got the flexible option, 10, 30, or 50 pieces, and it's a 4.9
01:09with 3,000 sold. These are the standard locking keepers, and the whole point is that little clasp
01:15you squeeze to lock the pin in place. Perfect if you want a small count to test before you commit
01:21to a big bag. $1.81 gets you started.
01:25This next one's got a perfect 5-star rating, which is rare.
01:2930 or 50 locking buckle backs, and they're built a little chunkier, so they hold thicker fabric,
01:34denim, wool, canvas, without the pin poking you.
01:38$3.54 for the pack.
01:40If your brooches are heavy or you wear them on coats, this is the one I'd grab.
01:45That's the list. All 5 links are in the description below,
01:49so pick the one that fits your project. If this helped you out, hit that like button
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