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Eyelets

Eyelets are essential fasteners used to reinforce holes in fabric, leather, card, and craft materials. Commonly used in clothing, curtains, shoes, and scrapbooking, they provide a neat, durable finish while preventing fraying or tearing. Available in metal or plastic, and in various sizes and finishes, eyelets are ideal for both decorative and functional applications. Perfect for crafters, designers, and dressmakers, they’re easy to apply with standard eyelet tools or presses.

FAQs about Eyelets

Eyelets are small metal or plastic rings used to reinforce holes in fabric, paper, or leather. They are commonly used in card making, scrapbooking, sewing, and clothing design to create durable holes for laces, ribbons, or fastenings.

Eyelets are typically installed with a hand tool, such as an eyelet setter or punch. Simply punch a hole, insert the eyelet, and use the setter to press the two parts together, securing it in place.

Yes, eyelets are perfect for fabric, especially when used in projects like creating lace-up designs, adding decorative touches to garments, or reinforcing holes in tote bags and curtains.

Yes, eyelets come in various sizes, from small 2mm to larger 10mm and beyond. Choose the size based on the thickness of your material and the intended use of the eyelet.

Eyelets are excellent for paper crafts like scrapbooking or card making. They help reinforce holes where ribbons, threads, or decorative elements can be threaded through. Use a setting tool for paper to ensure the eyelet stays secure.

Some eyelet sets come with installation tools such as a punch or setter, but they are often sold separately. It’s essential to have the right tool for installing eyelets securely and neatly for a professional finish.

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