Prym Eyelets Silver 11mm - 15 pcs

Prym Lacing Rings / Sail Rings Silver 11mm - 15 pcs are for you who need holes in a project made of fabric. You can use them in all types of fabric. The rings give you durable holes so you can use them exactly where you want them. You can use them for something practical like closing a bag, for sailcloth or for carabiners on your hiking bag. You can also use them for decoration, for example by tying beautiful ribbons in them and making laces in a costume for a school play or company party. Prym Lacing Rings / Sailing Rings Silver 11mm - 15 pcs measuring approximately 11 mm in inner dimension. They come in the colour silver which gives them a nice and shiny look. In this pack you get 15 lace rings, each consisting of two parts.

Prym Lacing Rings / Sail Rings Silver 11mm - 15 pcs are made of stainless brass. This makes them durable in all kinds of weather and for all kinds of projects. The rings are machine washable up to 95ºC and can be tumble dried up to 80ºC. They can also be ironed on medium heat and are dry cleanable.

Assembly

Prym Lacing Rings / Sailing Rings Silver 11mm - 15 pcs you need to assemble with a hammer and the provided tools. A tool and a plastic disc are included in the Prym Lacing Rings / Sailing Rings Silver 11mm - 15 pcs. The disc is placed under the fabric with the grooves downwards, where the hole should be. The tool part A is placed on the fabric where you want a hole. Now tap the tool with a hammer a few times until there is a hole. Turn the disc so that the grooves now face upwards and place the larger part of the sail ring in the recess. Push the ring through the fabric. Place the second part of the ring, with the deepest recess downwards, against the fabric around the first part. Place part B of the tool on top of the ring and tap the tool a few times with the hammer until the lacing is tight. Remove the tool. Your lacing is now fixed.

If you have any doubts about the assembly of the Prym Lacing Rings / Sailing Rings Silver 11mm - 15 pcs, you can watch the video below where Prym demonstrates the assembly.