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   What are hook and eye closures?

   • Hook and eye closures are a timeless substitute for buttonholes and buttons. They are still used frequently at the top of dresses, blouses, skirts, and pants as well as corsets. In this hook and eye sewing tutorial, you will learn how to attach these timeless closures and how to sew a self loop option to match.

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   What is a hook and eye?

   • A hook and eye is a simple, yet effective closure used to fasten garments, from dresses to trousers. The ‘hook’ is a small metal bar, while the ‘eye’ is a small loop. When fastened, they form overlapping closures that lie flat and are virtually invisible. But why use a hook and eye?

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   What are the different types of hook & eye?

   • They are often used in delicate or formal garments. Flat Hook and Eye: Flat hooks and eyes are designed to lie flat against the fabric, making them less noticeable than regular ones. They are commonly used in bras, corsets, and other lingerie items. Wide Hook and Eye: This type features a wider hook and loop, providing a more substantial closure.

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   What is a hook and eye clasp?

   • A hook and eye clasp are attached to the inside of a garment. The hook piece latches onto the eye, making it a secure closure on all types of clothing. Hook and eye closures are a timeless substitute for buttonholes and buttons. They are still used frequently at the top of dresses, blouses, skirts, and pants as well as corsets.

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2. madamsew.com › hook-and-eye-closures-tutorialBeautifully Attached Hook and Eye Closures – MadamSew

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   Apr 16, 2024 · A hook and eye closure always consists of two parts. One part has a small metal hook. The other part has a corresponding loop, also called the eye. The little hook fits in the eye. If you are new to sewing on hook & eye fasteners or have done it before and need a refresher, read on.

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   Jul 10, 2020 · A hook-and-eye closure is a simple, subtle, and secure way to fasten garments. You'll often find heavy-duty hook-and-eyes on trousers and smaller hook-and-eyes to prevent a gap at the top of a zipper on a dress or skirt.

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5. www.ageberry.com › how-to-sew-hook-and-eye-closureA Gem of a Closure: How to Sew a Rhinestone Hook and Eye

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   May 24, 2024 · This sewing tutorial provides a detailed guide on how to sew hook and eye closures, with a focus on a decorative hook and eye featuring a rhinestone. The guide also highlights common uses of hook and eye closures in various garments.

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   • Hook and Eye Sewing Tutorial
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   Hooks and eyes have been around for several centuries. Just take a look at Victorian fashion and work out how those corsets and bustles were fixed in place. Hooks and eyes were there to do the job, and the fashions of that time used many of them! Hooks and eyes are easily available in sewing shops and supermarkets. They come in different sizes and ...

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   Hook and Eyes- Find the right hook and eye sewing set and choose according to the strength and size required. There are two basic styles. You can choose a wire one or a metal one. I have seen clear...

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   Step 1 - Thread the Needle

   Prepare your thread. A double thread is needed to sew firmly, and in some instances, you could wax the thread to prevent tangles and give it a stronger hold. Further Reading: How to Thread a Needle

   Step 2 - Mark the Hook and Eye Position

   Mark the position of the hook and eye on the underside of the fabric. At this point, it is a good idea to decide how the opening is going to finish. Will it need to close the opening at the edges or overlap?

   Step 3 - Stitch the Hook

   When sewing the hook and eyes, make a tiny double stitch to secure your thread and hold the hook over the stitch. HOOK AND EYE TIP: If you are sewing small hooks and eyes that are moving around as you sew, temporarily secure them in place with a bit of sticky tape. Place the hook on the wrong side of the garment about ⅛ inch (3mm) from the edge. Stitch firmly on the inside of the hook near the curved hook part. Stitch around the hole with either blanket stitch or straight stitch, depending on...

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   If you want to make a statement in the finish of your garment, then a bit of extra work and a few blanket stitches or a buttonhole stitch will go a long way to making the handmade eyelet look like classic couture. If you don’t have time for the couture touch, sewing a few straight stitches in the right place will do the trick and only take you a fe...

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   Which alternatives you have to use depends on whether the closure overlaps or not. For overlapping closures, you can use snaps, buttons, and even velcro. If the fabric does not overlap, then the only real alternative to sewing hook and eyes is to use a zipper. You will still need some seam allowancesto insert it through.

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   What are the advantages of hook and eye fastening?

   The biggest advantage of sewing hook and eye fastenings is that it is on the inside of a garment, and so is invisible on the outside. They are small and discrete and stop zippers from separating or closing necklines invisibly.

   How does a hook and eye clasp work?

   A hook and eye clasp are attached to the inside of a garment. The hook piece latches onto the eye, making it a secure closure on all types of clothing.

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   Hook and eye closures are a timeless substitute for buttonholes and buttons. They are still used frequently at the top of dresses, blouses, skirts, and pants as well as corsets.

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   Apr 16, 2024 · Learn how to sew hook and eye on garments in this beginner-friendly tutorial. Discover tips for securely attaching this classic closure to any garment.

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   Nov 1, 2023 · A hook and eye is a simple, yet effective closure used to fasten garments, from dresses to trousers. The ‘hook’ is a small metal bar, while the ‘eye’ is a small loop. When fastened, they form overlapping closures that lie flat and are virtually invisible.

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   Nov 9, 2020 · Learn how to place and sew hooks and eyes correctly, for a closure that is unseen yet secure. Hooks and eyes are a classic closure on garments of all types. They come in a wide range of sizes, shapes, and colors.