This sewing tutorial shows you how to sew a snap on fabric when making a doll's clothes. In the United Kingdom, they would say "popper" instead of "snap," so in my title, I've included "How to Sew a Popper" for friends and followers who live outside the US.
This tutorial specifically show you how to attach a snap when the snap (or popper) has a hole in the middle of it. That little hole is super useful! If you visit my website, I'll explain which companies make the snaps / poppers with a hole in the middle, to help you sew it on your fabric.
Today's tutorial is posted on my website at the following link: wp.me/p1LmCj-M79
On that page, I include links to additional closure methods for making doll clothes, like how to sew a hook and eye, how to sew ribbons, and how to sew Velcro as a closure.
In addition to leaving comments on this video, you're welcome to navigate over to my website to tell me more about your project in the comments section.
What kind of doll are you sewing for? What doll clothes project are you working on? How did it turn out? Was there anything you struggled with? Did this tutorial video help you understand how to sew snaps on your dolls' clothes (or how to sew poppers on your doll's clothes)? I'd love to hear more about your project!
At the start of the video, I also mentioned a tutorial for sewing snaps/poppers that don't have the little hole in the middle. Here's a link to that tutorial (the Part 1 tutorial video): wp.me/p1LmCj-M7J
So if you're using snaps that don't have a hole in the middle, please use that link to learn how to sew on your doll clothes snaps.
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16 окт 2024
