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Colour Bronze Material Brass Brand Baogaier Head style Button Recommended uses for product clothing repair and decoration, bag repair and decoration, leather and canvas crafts embellishment

Easily&quickly install buttons where you need without damage✅Meet your different modification needs in all textile&clothing🔥 【Easy Storage】:Sewing snaps’ diameter approx is 9.5mm/0.37". 10 colors, each color 20 sets.10 colors: Silver, dark blue, pink, baby blue, orange, purple, baby pink, black, green, white.All snaps button snaps are placed in a transparent storage box,you can quickly find different types of buttons to ensure that the colors of buttons are not confused, and you can easily…

How to set a snap - heavy duty snap setting instructions - how to put snaps on

Elevate the quality of a garment with fabric covered snaps. Often seen on pricier apparel, these snaps only take a few minutes to sew. But, can change the look dramatically.

Outdoor jackets, yacht covers, baby clothes - the humble snap does it all. They’re easier to use than buttons and more durable than Velcro®. Find out the best tools to use and tips to follow to make inserting snaps… a snap!

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Hey, you can teach an old dog new tricks! I’ve been making bound buttonholes for years, but have often been frustrated at how large the “lips” are, no matter what I did to make them smaller. Then last weekend I discovered Spanish Snap Buttonholes in a book I’ve had for ages “Couture - the art of fine sewing” by Roberta Carr. Now, I have to admit, I often overlooked this book in favour of others in my collection because of the photos inside - eyewatering 1980’s outfits (be aware!). I’m taking…

I often use snaps, especially on shirt dresses like this one, this one, this one and this one. I used to add snaps using the bendy plastic tool the manufacturers include in the packet or with a hammer and a metal thing but it was hopelessly hit and miss and they are not the easiest thing to pick off once they've been hammered in. So, I invested in some Prym Vario pliers from a local shop and although it was a few pennies- around £12, it has been worth it. This is my technique and you can…