Like the product. This type of magnet is strong than most that I've used. For those that have asked how to sew it in and whether you have to hand sew or use a machine...I had the same exact question and could not find an answer online. So, I just tackled it. I hate hand sewing. Yes, your machine can sew through this plastic. I used a #80 Schmetz needle without any problem.Skill Level: Intermediate

How do you use this product? I can’t find any directions . Would be helpful to see a video or something... Must be easy since there are positive posts but I am stumped.I Don't Recommend This ProductSkill Level: Intermediate

Love this product! These magnets are so much easier to install than the metal ones. Will never use the metal ones again! I Recommend This ProductAbout Me: Sewer or QuilterSkill Level: Intermediate

Instructions on these Dritz sew in magnetic snaps are very vague. Do you sew them in by hand, or by machine? If you sew them by machine, do you need a special needle? Do you need a special's sewing machine foot? Will it break the needle? I don't want to damage my machine and I don't want to damage my project! A little help here would be nice. Dritz, why didn't you put explicit instructions in the package? I can't even find instructions on your own website!I Don't Recommend This ProductAbout Me: Sewer or QuilterSkill Level: Expert

This is a terrific snap for purses. You sew it in can't see it on the outside of the purse because it is all between the linings very strong, and can't become unsewn or dethatched accidentally I Recommend This ProductAbout Me: Sewer or Quilter,Other