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covering large snaps

funbeachgal | Posted in General Discussion on

can anyone tell me how to cover a snap?  thanks.

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  1. Josefly | | #1
    1. Teaf5 | | #2

      A great link--just the way that I do it! This is one case where hand-sewing is ultimately easier than machine sewing.

      I'd recommend a lighter weight fabric to cover a snap, though, so that it will close securely and not be as bulky.  Maybe the thicker fabric shows up better in the tutorial photographs, but I like to use very thin silk that coordinates with or matches the fashion fabric.

      1. Josefly | | #3

        I agree that silk or a lightweight fabric would be the best covering. Funny I didn't even notice which fabrics were being used, just focused on the technique. It does seem that a thicker fabric would interfere with a firm and secure closure.

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