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Clover Straight Tailor's Awl

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$4.86 $7.25 In stock

The Clover Straight Tailor's Awl is a practical tool designed for piercing small holes and a variety of craft works. It can also be used as a stiletto, with an easy-grip handle for comfort during use.

  • Designed for piercing small holes or craft works
  • Use as a stiletto for precise, controlled work
  • Easy-grip handle for comfort
  • From Clover, a well-known brand in sewing tools
  • Useful addition to machine accessories and quilting kits
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Aurora D. ★★★★★

I needed something to poke precise starter holes for hand-stitching leather, and this awl gets through three layers without any effort. The tip stays sharp after several projects, which is exactly what I was hoping for.

Ryan N. ★★★★★

The handle’s grip is comfortable enough to use for hours on end without my hand cramping up. Perfect for making clean starter holes in fabric for hand-stitching. Exactly what my sewing kit was missing.

William D. ★★★★★

Pushing this awl through leather was surprisingly easy—the tip is sharp and the handle gives you real control. It’s become my go-to for making clean starter holes in belts and straps.