To correctly attach a safety pin to a badge, the fastening hook must go through the larger hole so the zigzag part of the pin sits flat against the plastic back of the badge.
Here's a step-by-step guide:
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Identify the Parts: Understand that the safety pin consists of a pin, a clasp (the zigzag part), and a fastening hook. The badge should have at least one hole for pin attachment; often, there's a larger hole specifically for the hook.
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Position the Pin: Hold the badge with the back facing you.
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Insert the Hook: Take the fastening hook part of the safety pin and insert it through the larger hole in the badge. According to the reference, the goal is to ensure that the zigzag portion of the safety pin lies flat against the back of the badge's plastic.
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Close the Pin: Once the pin is through the hole, carefully close the safety pin, securing it in place.
By following these steps, you'll ensure the safety pin is correctly attached to the badge, providing a secure and flat attachment.
