What is another word for headpin?
Pronunciation: [hˈɛdpɪn] (IPA) 
Headpin is a common term used in jewelry making. It refers to a long, thin metal wire that has a small flat head at one end. The headpin is threaded through beads or other decorative elements and then bent to hold them in place. However, there are alternatives to headpins that can also be used in jewelry making, such as eye pins, ball pins, and U-pins. Eye pins have a loop at one end, making them easy to attach to other components. Ball pins have a small ball at the end and can create a decorative accent. U-pins have a U-shape at one end, making them ideal for holding larger beads or pendants in place.
