Sewing Magnet Assemblies

Magnets for sewing - invisible attraction on your textiles

 

Magnets are versatile. Therefore, you can sometimes simply forget where you can actually find them. Often they cannot been seen at all, such as in garments or handbags. Designers and tailors like to use their magnetic effect to create an alternative to buttons or zippers. However, too noticeable magnets should not influence the appearance of the garments and accessories. Instead, appropriately sized magnets are inconspicuously sewn into the fabric. In contrast to snaps or zippers then a gentle magnetic closing is possible.

 

 

Magnets are commonly most used for sewing in the form of closures for handbags. These offers the advantage that you can easily close your purses with it by fixing the upper hem with the help of a magnet. The magnetism provides the necessary energy to keep the bag securely closed. Do you like to sew yourself? Then, for example, you can equip your own sewn cases or purses with the appropriate closure system. There is no limit to your creativity when sewing with magnets.

 

 

Similar to handbags, you can also sew your clothes with magnetic buttons. Whether you attach them to your clothing visibly or invisibly is entirely up to you. You will often find rain capes on the market, which are easily self-closing. Here for, magnets are used.

 

In fashion, many designers use the magnetic effect to design particularly unusual clothing pieces. For example, it creates spectacular fold patterns that turn into a smooth surface with a small pull. For this purpose, several magnets are distributed over the garment. Always about 10 cm apart are magnet pairs. These can be folded over.

 

If you ever need to do minor repairs to your clothes, you can easily replace damaged buttons and zippers with magnetic closures for sewing. For workwear, magnets for sewing are also used. For example, it is possible to attach nametags permanently to gowns or jackets. For washing, you can remove the sign and simply re-attach it after drying.

 

Magnets for sewing are encased in a PVC sleeve; they can withstand temperatures of up to 80 degrees Celsius. Also are they waterproof and therefore rustproof.

 

 

• Wash textiles with magnets in a laundry bag, as most washing machines themselves are magnetic.

• Avoid the spin cycle.

• Wash the affected textiles in the gentle program.

• The magnets should not be washed at a temperature above 80 degrees Celsius, as they could otherwise lose their effect.

 

 

Even in the household, you can use magnets for sewing. For example, your shower curtain can be attached to the shower cabin so that it does not stick to your skin while showering. Simply sew magnets into the bottom of the shower curtain and it will stick to the tub.

 

During summer time, it can happen that the sun is shining hot from the sky and you want a sun-sheltered place. With foils or tarpaulins, for example, they can darken your terrace. With the use of magnets to sew in, you can easily fix the film to adjacent magnetic substrates such as iron or nickel. When the sun goes down and you want to look at the stars, just remove them again. With strong magnets made of neodymium, the tarpaulin will remain secure even in strong winds.