Druckknopfbänder

Snap tape carries several press studs at even intervals on a carrier tape. Instead of setting each stud individually you sew the tape in once – practical for bedding, covers and long fastenings.

  • Ready fitted
  • Evenly spaced
  • Time saving
Snap Tape
Druckknopfband in Hellrot, Nahaufnahme im Sortiment der Stoffkönigin
Snap Tape, Light Red
Snap Tape in Light Red, 18 mm wide, made from 100 % polyester. Opens single handed, wanting no buttonhole — suiting babywear, jackets plus bags. Fit each one using matching pliers.
2,50 EUR
2,50 EUR per meters
incl. 19% tax excl. Shipping costs
meters:
 
Druckknopfband in Babyblau, Nahaufnahme im Sortiment der Stoffkönigin
Snap Tape, Baby Blue
Snap Tape in Baby Blue, 18 mm wide, made from 100 % polyester. Opens single handed, wanting no buttonhole — suiting babywear, jackets plus bags. Fit each one using matching pliers.
2,50 EUR
2,50 EUR per meters
incl. 19% tax excl. Shipping costs
meters:
 
Druckknopfband in Creme, Nahaufnahme im Sortiment der Stoffkönigin
Snap Tape, Cream
Snap Tape in Cream, 18 mm wide, made from 100 % polyester. Opens single handed, wanting no buttonhole — suiting babywear, jackets plus bags. Fit each one using matching pliers.
2,50 EUR
2,50 EUR per meters
incl. 19% tax excl. Shipping costs
meters:
 
Druckknopfband in Dunkelblau, Nahaufnahme im Sortiment der Stoffkönigin
Snap Tape, Dark Blue
Snap Tape in Dark Blue, 18 mm wide, made from 100 % polyester. Opens single handed, wanting no buttonhole — suiting babywear, jackets plus bags. Fit each one using matching pliers.
2,50 EUR
2,50 EUR per meters
incl. 19% tax excl. Shipping costs
meters:
 
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The greatest advantage is the even spacing. Studs set by hand rarely sit at exactly the same distance; on a tape the row is right from the start.

Shorten it between two studs. Make sure both halves of the tape end at the same point, or the studs will no longer meet.

It is usually sewn into an edge or under a facing. Stitch close along both sides so it lies flat and does not lift when opened.

On bedding it pays to reinforce the ends. That is where most of the strain occurs when changing covers, and an extra bar tack stops the tape pulling out.

Good to know

How do I shorten snap tape correctly?

Cut between two studs and shorten both halves at the same point. Otherwise the spacing shifts and the studs no longer meet.

When is snap tape worthwhile?

For long fastenings with many studs: duvet covers, cushion covers, fitted covers. With one or two studs, setting them individually is quicker.

How do I sew the tape in?

Place it in the edge or under a facing and stitch close along both sides. It then lies flat and does not lift when opened.