10 x Magnetic Buttons Clasps Snaps Fasteners Closure circular 10-18mm (10 pcs.)

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Round Magnetic Snaps | Magnetic Purse Snaps | Magnetic Clasps, Purse Magnetic Clasp | Magnetic Bag Clasps | Handbag Clasps Popper Bag Making | Magnetic snaps purse closures | magnetic buttons | magnetic fastener | magnetic purse snaps
Magnetic Purse Snaps Closures | Silver Clasps Button | Craft Magnets 10mm - 18mm | set of 10 - they will snap together when brought close together - Great for sewing, craft, clothing, bag, scrapbooking, and more - Traditionally, craft magnets were made of Flexible or Ceramic magnetic materials. But with the dramatic decreases in the price of Neodymium, these powerful magnets are now a part of the crafter's tool-kit. Neodymium magnets are by far the strongest, followed by Ceramic, and then by Flexible or rubberized magnets. Flexible magnets are more convenient to use - being easy to cut and adhere - and the most economical. If your project is intended to hold several sheets of paper to a refrigerator door, we recommend using Ceramic or Neo magnets, since these will function much better through several sheets of paper. Description: 10 sets of magnetic bag clasps Each set is composed of five snaps and five washers Each snap has 2 prongs, which are pushed through the fabric of your bag or purse, then folded over to keep them securely in place Once the two snaps are in place, they will snap together when brought close together Great for sewing, craft, clothing, bag, scrapbooking, and more Color: Silver Diameter: 10 mm to 18mm Suitable for Handbags Fabric craft project Add on to home-made tote bags Closure for small pouch or purse School project Scrap-booking Replacement for damaged/broken clasp Magnetic Clasps Usage Guide Mark clasps positions on both sides of opening Position the washer centre hole on marking Using washer as a template, mark the 2 slit positions Make 2 small slits on fabric for the fang of the clasp to go thru Position the clasp fangs through the slits Place a washer thru the metal fangs to sandwich the fabric between clasp and washer Use a pair of pliers or finger to firmly bend the fangs to secure washer to fabric