SnapSmith | Little Fixes. Beautiful Finishes.
SnapSmith | Little Fixes. Beautiful Finishes.
🧵 Fix It Without Sewing
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🎨 Match Your Next DIY Project
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“I had a little pile of fabric projects I kept putting off. I practiced on an offcut first, and now the kit has a permanent spot in my craft drawer.”
How Does It Work?
How Does It Work?
Release the handle lock and fit the matching snap components into the white dies. Position your fabric between them, align the parts and squeeze firmly. Install the other half on the matching fabric tab, then press the two halves together. Practice on a spare piece of the same fabric before starting your project.
What’s in the Kit?
What’s in the Kit?
One colorful snap-fastener kit with 800 metal components, enough for 200 complete four-piece snap sets. Includes red-handled setting pliers, a divided storage box, spare white dies and a metal tool. The stud, socket and pronged parts are approximately 9.5 mm. The 800-piece count refers to snap components, not 800 finished closures.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
See Aravelia’s shipping and return policies for delivery estimates and return details.
SnapSmith | Little Fixes. Beautiful Finishes.
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3h ago
The little color compartments are so satisfying. I finally finished the fabric pouch I’d left half done.
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6h ago
I wanted a snap for a cotton cover without dragging out my sewing machine. The first try on scrap fabric helped me get the alignment right.
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I keep thinking of little projects to use these on. Picking a snap color is the fun part 🎨
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Don’t Retire It. Give It a Snap.
That unfinished pouch. The cotton cover that needs a closure. Turn little fabric jobs into satisfying finishes, without threading a needle.
The Small Job You Can Finally Finish
No needle to thread. No sewing machine to set up. Load the matching pieces, position your fabric and press. A little practice helps you line up the prongs and get a neat fastening. Start with an offcut, then bring that next fabric project to life.
From Everyday Fixes to Your Next DIY
Bibs, cotton clothing, light fabric bags and umbrella straps: one organized kit opens up plenty of little possibilities. Use it on suitable light fabrics, up to 3 mm thick. Thick leather and heavy multilayer materials need a different fastener. Choose a spot with enough fabric support and test the hold before use.
SnapSmith Reviews
Excellent 4.8 / 5
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“My craft drawer feels useful again”
“I like having the small parts together instead of hunting for a matching closure. I’ve started with simple cotton projects and taken my time with the pliers.”
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“A tidy finish on little projects”
“The colored caps make my handmade pouches look more finished. Practicing the placement first made the actual project much easier.”
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“Glad I finished that repair”
“I bought it for a fabric cover I’d been meaning to fix. It’s nice to open a small box and have the tool and matching parts ready.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these 800 complete snaps?
Are these 800 complete snaps?
The kit contains 800 individual components: 200 caps, 200 studs, 200 prong rings and 200 sockets. Four components form one complete fastening, so the kit makes 200 complete snap sets.
Which fabrics can I use?
Which fabrics can I use?
Choose suitable light fabrics up to 3 mm thick, such as cotton clothing, bibs and light fabric craft projects. Avoid thick leather, heavy layers and unsupported delicate areas. Practice on an offcut of the same fabric and check the finished hold.
Do I need a sewing machine or hammer?
Do I need a sewing machine or hammer?
No. The included pliers press the pronged components together through suitable fabric. Use the matching die for each component, align it carefully and press firmly. Follow the setup guide and practice before working on your finished item.
How do I get a neat result?
How do I get a neat result?
Release the handle lock, seat the matching components securely in the white dies and keep them centered. The prongs should face the fabric. Press one half, repeat on the matching tab, then fasten them together. Keep unused pieces in the divided box and the tool dry.