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Removing snaps from onesies...
in Crafts
...is a pita.
Does anyone know of a way to do it... besides cutting them off?
I really didn't want to cut them, but I need the snaps off so that I can repurpose them for Halloween costume parts.
tia
Re: Removing snaps from onesies...
L'isle Sur la Sorgue, Provence
Just to clarify, I don't care about the snaps...it's the onesie that I am using and wanted to stay intact, because the shape works for me.
L'isle Sur la Sorgue, Provence
It has binding on the edge that I was trying to keep. I can cut it and bind it with something else, but it was going to save a few steps.
You know how it goes....you spend three hours trying to do something that will save you 10 minutes.
I think I have a new idea of how to finish the edge, so I'll give up before I wind up needing stitches or something.
Oh, yeah...I've spent hours on a project ony to toss it in the closet to be forgotten because it wasn't working the way I wanted it to!
Now, if I could just step away from the Pinterest (finding yet more projects that will likely never be done).....
L'isle Sur la Sorgue, Provence
I tried that, without success. I gave up on that pretty quickly though....I have a history of injuring myself with screwdrivers when I use them to pry stuff.
I have never in my life come across snaps so tightly applied...and they were just 99 cent onesies.lol