Handling method of snap buttons and hooks
Snap is a type of button that is a combination of parts and snap buttons. It is combined by S-type springs and is widely used in clothing and bag industries. Here's how to deal with snap buttons.
There are different types of snap buttons depending on the size and color. You can choose the appropriate snap buttons according to location and material. Male snap buttons are used for the placket of clothing, and female snap buttons are used for the lining of clothing. When sewing, the method of using the thread is the same as the threading method of the buttonhole, and the first and last threads are hidden under the snap button. In addition, when using a fabric to wrap the button, choose a lining or thin material with the same color as the fabric as shown in the figure.
There are different types of hooks, such as size, shape, color, etc., which are practical when considering the position and function. The hook has a small hook made of metal wire for processing splicing seams. The hook on the side of the placket is controlled within the completion line, and the loop on the side of the placket gives up the amount of control. For small hooks, there are loops on the inside. The method of stitching is the same as the buttonhole.
The nail method of the snap button is the same as that of the buttonhole. When pulling the thread, pull it downward, and the back knot is hidden under the snap button and then cut.
Flip-fastening buckles are available on the market. Flip-fastening buckles are faster and more convenient than buttonholes and nail buttons. Contrary to the snap, the concave is on the placket and the convex is on the placket. When encountering thin fabrics, attach a non-woven lining at the position of the sewing buckle to enhance the fastness. In addition, when sewing, avoid places where there is a gap between the open thread and the seam.
The above is the introduction of the processing methods of snap buttons and hooks. I hope that everyone will be helpful after understanding the processing methods of snap buttons and hooks.
