5 Useful Things to Make with Snaps

Snaps are a versatile and practical tool that can create various DIY projects. 

An example of such a project is wrist lanyards, providing a stylish and convenient way to carry keys or ID badges. Using snaps, you can make your wrist lanyard easily in just a few steps.

Here are some useful things to make with snaps, some of them are exciting and some can be for business marketing. Have a look!

1. Wrist Lanyards

Wrist lanyards provide a practical solution for individuals who want to keep their keys or ID badge within reach while keeping their hands free. 

To make your snap-on wrist lanyard, just like those made by 4inlanyards, begin by selecting the fabric and snap color of your choice. 

Cut the fabric to your favored width and length, sew the two ends together to create a loop, add the snaps, and that' it! Your stylish and useful wrist lanyard is ready to use.

2. Coin Purses

Snap-on coin purses made using snaps are a useful and straightforward project. 

These small pouches can easily hold small items such as loose change and attach to keychains or wrist lanyards. 

Cut two pieces of fabric, sew them together while leaving one side open, and then attach snaps to the opening.

3. Headbands

Snap-on headbands are a stylish and practical accessory that remain usable any time of the year. 

These headbands match with any outfit and keep hair away from your face during any activity. 

Fashion your snap-on headband by cutting fabric to your preferred size, sewing the ends together to create a loop, and attaching snaps to either end.

4. Pencil Cases

Snap pencil cases are ideal for students or artists. They hold pens, pencils, markers, and come in different shapes and sizes. 

To create one, cut two fabric pieces, sew them together while keeping a side open, turn them right side out, and attach snaps to the open end.

5. Pacifier Clips

Parents of young children understand how frequently pacifiers get lost. 

Snaps offer a solution by allowing you to make a pacifier clip that keeps the pacifier from dropping onto the ground. Attach one end of a ribbon or elastic loop to the pacifier and the other end to a snap. 

The snap can be fastened to the baby's clothing or stroller, keeping the pacifier clean and nearby.