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Old 01-22-2012, 09:00 AM   #1  
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I'm sure I read somewhere on here about end caps for hat pins. Can anyone point me in the right direction for that thread?

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I need these also -- I don't want to my cards to hurt someone :-)
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bumping - I've always wondered about this, too. Hopefully someone will know - I've even thought of covering the "end" with a hunk of clay that air dries but that might be too bulky? Thanks!
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They are called "Clutches". Here is a link to show you what they look like

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You can also use bugle beads (like a tube instead of round). They make several lengths, and the short ones are perfect for this and much cheaper than the clutches. I adhere mine with a dab of Glossy Accents. (I got this idea from another thread here; I believe AngelNorth is the one who suggested it.)
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I like using the bugle beads too, it looks like it was designed that way! But, if I want the recipient to remove the stick pin I use the clutches

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I bought a package of the clutches in the beading dept of JoAnns...
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Thank you to all who responded - this place is fantastic - I had answers to my question so quickly. Will check in JoAnn's tomorrow - never heard of clutches before. Thanks so much, again! Linda
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You can also use earring backs. The ones that are clear plastic. You can find those at WalMart and most jewelry depts in any store.
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Silver Tone Hypo Allergenic Clutch Earring Backs (50) | eBay

this is where i buy mine.
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such good ideas!!! Thanks! Love the bugle bead idea as I do believe I own some of those...
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