I suffered thru several videos on this topic then I found this one! Jessica shows each of the 4-parts to a snap, shows where to put each one in the pliers, and shows you the finished product! Excellent! Thank you, Jessica.
they sell these kits everywhere- BUT could you please recommend the best solution for for installing snap rivets on hats- in my case for newsboy cap brims. Tool needs to be able to go through the sturdy plastic brim and the top/bottom layers of fabric obviously. I know they sell kits everywhere but I need to make sure I can comfortably be able to go through the sturdy plastic piece and fabric without too much struggle.
Hi Kathy! I believe the procedure should be the same though it might be more difficult if the leather is very thick. If that's the case you might want to use a snap set and hammer instead of these pliers. Also, if you do use pliers, make sure they will fit the snap or grommet that you need!
I am making a new boat cover. The material where the snaps go is fairly thick and the canvas fasteners I am using don't work very well. The stud is not long enough. What other options would work? Thanks
+James Snyder Great question! I don't have any experience working with thicker fabric but I found this video. The guy makes a hole before installing the snaps, then he uses this tool (which is kind of pricey but it looks like it works really well: amzn.to/23r2JTP) That could possibly help you! ruclips.net/video/Yy1AnK40B4w/видео.html Good luck!
+ODragon11 I'm honestly not entirely sure - I can't find the info that came with my pliers! There is a 'plier kit' that comes with both eyelets and snaps and has different attachments to use depending on which you want to apply. But Dritz also has a grommet plier which might be better. (Don't really know what the official difference between eyelets and grommets is? Maybe just the size.) Anyway, if you want to check them out, here is the plier kit: amzn.to/1P7aMxG And here is the grommet tool: amzn.to/1P7auH8 I hope that helps. Thanks for stopping by!
Why didn't you laminate the bracelet...since its leather...then you can wipe it down... If when before you do the pressing to add the snap on button...if instead you fold the leather then do the snap that can also help decorate and keep your braid down without braiding nor stitching....etc.
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I suffered thru several videos on this topic then I found this one! Jessica shows each of the 4-parts to a snap, shows where to put each one in the pliers, and shows you the finished product! Excellent! Thank you, Jessica.
Finally someone that knows what they're doing!!! :) Thanks so much for posting this!!!
purplepaint1 I appreciate that very much, and thank you for visiting and for your nice comment :)
Thanks for the video I found it helpful and easy to understand
Now I can reapply some pearl snap buttons back on my husband's favorite shirts
amaya2008 Wonderful! It's my pleasure - I'm so glad this was helpful :) Thanks so much for watching!
Found this old Dritz Plier with snaps and instructions on package not helpful. You explained it very well. Thank you. Great tutorial.
Exactly what I was looking for! Thanks so much 😊
+Alyssa Willcoxon So glad to hear that! Thanks so much for stopping by :)
Thank you! You were able to teach an old dog a new trick.
THANK YOU, I've had those same pliers and never used them because I discarded the packaging.
Awesome Video, thanks so much I appreciate you so so much.
Hi. Where can I get a strong snap button tool?
Thank you, this was very helpful! :D
+Nardeen Keryakes Awesome, happy to hear it! Thanks so much for stopping by to say hello! I'm glad you found this helpful :)
they sell these kits everywhere- BUT could you please recommend the best solution for for installing snap rivets on hats- in my case for newsboy cap brims. Tool needs to be able to go through the sturdy plastic brim and the top/bottom layers of fabric obviously. I know they sell kits everywhere but I need to make sure I can comfortably be able to go through the sturdy plastic piece and fabric without too much struggle.
can I use plastic snaps on these pliers
Just what I needed :) Thanks so much!
+Christie B Awesome, glad to hear that! Thanks so much for visiting :)
That was Awesome Thanks
+Sylvia Brown Glad you enjoyed it, thanks so much for stopping by!
I would like to know if I can use this same procedure to replace the snap/grommet on a watch?
Hi Kathy! I believe the procedure should be the same though it might be more difficult if the leather is very thick. If that's the case you might want to use a snap set and hammer instead of these pliers. Also, if you do use pliers, make sure they will fit the snap or grommet that you need!
+JewelryTutorialHQ thank you
Thank you. Now can snaps on shirts and baby clothes.
I am making a new boat cover. The material where the snaps go is fairly thick and the canvas fasteners I am using don't work very well. The stud is not long enough. What other options would work? Thanks
+James Snyder Great question! I don't have any experience working with thicker fabric but I found this video. The guy makes a hole before installing the snaps, then he uses this tool (which is kind of pricey but it looks like it works really well: amzn.to/23r2JTP) That could possibly help you!
ruclips.net/video/Yy1AnK40B4w/видео.html
Good luck!
Can this particular tool also be used for grommets?
+ODragon11 I'm honestly not entirely sure - I can't find the info that came with my pliers! There is a 'plier kit' that comes with both eyelets and snaps and has different attachments to use depending on which you want to apply. But Dritz also has a grommet plier which might be better. (Don't really know what the official difference between eyelets and grommets is? Maybe just the size.)
Anyway, if you want to check them out, here is the plier kit: amzn.to/1P7aMxG
And here is the grommet tool: amzn.to/1P7auH8
I hope that helps. Thanks for stopping by!
From a hunter that modifies all his hunting equipment, thanks!!
Alex Wiggs Wonderful! So glad to hear you found it helpful. Thanks so much for stopping by!
How much money for this
where can i buy the snap pieces? i cant find them at michaels.
vivamacity I believe I have seen these at Hobby Lobby but they are also available on Amazon: amzn.to/1AA99jh
how do you remove them..?
+Erin P Honestly, I'm not sure! I've never needed to remove them. I'll have to see if I can figure that out + let you know!
I don’t have a yellow side they’re both white. 🤔
are they Dritz brand? If so, what color are the handles?
I need
Why didn't you laminate the bracelet...since its leather...then you can wipe it down... If when before you do the pressing to add the snap on button...if instead you fold the leather then do the snap that can also help decorate and keep your braid down without braiding nor stitching....etc.