Curtain Grommets - 8 Pack, Pewter, 1.56 Inch Review

I'm so glad I decided to try these eyelets on my curtains! I wanted something minimalistic and easy to use. They are perfect and look better than expected. I used medium weight cotton fabric. The photo shows that I simply folded the fabric and turned the interlining on. I didn't want any seams on the top. After folding and ironing, I sewed the sides and bottom of the curtains. Then I mark and cut holes for the grommets. Please note that the three layers of fabric plus padding were too…

They were easy to use and looked great. I used the provided stencil to draw the circle in the appropriate place. Then I just used sewing scissors to cut the fabric. Rings for men/women. Before joining two rings together, make sure all the male rings are on the same side of the curtain. The same applies to women's rings. There is a slight difference in appearance when finished. The template has orientation marks so you can measure the position of the circles. You MUST use an even number of rings

I recently converted some pleated curtains to eyelets. I didn't want to re-do the top of the upper so I wasn't sure if they would work with all the fabric, lining and webbing of the upper. But I tried them because the price is much better than metal grommets - and I needed 12 grommets per side, which was very expensive. And also . They worked like a charm. Here's what I put through the grommets: 2 layers of dupioni silk, 2 layers of regular lining, 1 layer of lining, and 1 layer of ribbon (like

I finally gave in and bought them here for over $15 and arrived today with the large ones which are also Dritz which I bought for 1/3 the price of a matching set of 8. I make a custom bag from a special yarn. for a friend and needed bushings for two sizes. I have 1/2 size real brass and silver metal grommets that would fit, but she loves PINK so the bag is a combination of pink 500D Cordura Street fabric and pink gray ripstop nylon with inner lining. I'm going to use a LARGE hub on each of the…

Love it! Love it! Love it! Thank you Dritz! They are so easy to use that a child of 3 can do it. I designed a fabric shower curtain for an RV bathroom in flamingo color. I couldn't find a small shower curtain in the color I wanted. The bathroom is decorated in turquoise pink with a pink flamingo motif. I found sheer polyester curtains at IKEA that were cut to size and folded at the top so you can grab the thicker fabric (you don't want the fabric to be too thin) and pull them on. Unbelievable…