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(can you fill in the blanks this is for floral design) pins are longer than pins
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I’m missing the exact context — is this from a textbook or worksheet? Here are the most likely fills used in floral design, pick the one that matches your source:
- Millinery pins are longer than corsage pins. (Millinery pins—used for hats and heavier work—are longer than the shorter corsage/boutonniere pins.)
- Stem pins (floral pins) are longer than corsage pins. (Stem pins are used to secure stems and wiring and tend to be longer.)
- Straight pins are longer than boutonniere pins. (If your source contrasts general straight pins with the shorter pins used for boutonnieres.)
- Dressmaker pins are longer than pearl-tipped corsage pins. (Comparing sewing pins to decorative corsage pins.)
If you can tell me the textbook or the other choices on the worksheet, I’ll give the single best answer.
- Millinery pins are longer than corsage pins. (Millinery pins—used for hats and heavier work—are longer than the shorter corsage/boutonniere pins.)
- Stem pins (floral pins) are longer than corsage pins. (Stem pins are used to secure stems and wiring and tend to be longer.)
- Straight pins are longer than boutonniere pins. (If your source contrasts general straight pins with the shorter pins used for boutonnieres.)
- Dressmaker pins are longer than pearl-tipped corsage pins. (Comparing sewing pins to decorative corsage pins.)
If you can tell me the textbook or the other choices on the worksheet, I’ll give the single best answer.
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