Chalk Holder
You can also hide little things in them and use them as surprise-filled building blocks for your child.
Convert a Baby Dress into a Bubble Romper
Tutorial at MakeIt-LoveIt.com.
Rocking Chair Makeover
Use snaps to re-upholster a favorite rocker. Picture gallery at Facebook.com/vernita.d.salinas.
Toddler Terry Cover-Up
Tutorial at PrudentBaby.com.
Tactile Sensory Book
You can teach your child about different kinds of fasteners or help him explore his tactile sensory and develop motor skills and coordination by creating a book full of various fasteners, such as a shoelace, zipper, velcro, buckle, buttons, and of course snaps! More info at craftster.org
Fabric Basket
Hanging Dish Towel
Tutorial at kleiosbelly.wordpress.com.
Elastic Cinch Belt
Add snaps to a piece of elastic and stick them through belt loops for a quick, no-hassle, fumble-free belt. Place it in the front to use as a maternity belt. Tutorial at http://lilbeanbaby.blogspot.ca.
Stroller Blanket
Add straps with snaps to your child's blankie and attach it to the stroller so you never have to worry about it falling off.
Hand Towel Big
Tutorial at greenmommydiapers.com
Reusable Container made from a Milk Jug
Tutorial at familyfun.go.com. The tute uses velcro as the closure but snaps can be easily substituted.
Removable Diaper Ruffles
Change the look of your baby's diapers by adding sweet little ruffles.
Spa Towel Wrap
Lunch Bag
Use insul-fleece to keep hot food hot and cold food cool. Tutorial at sewcando.com. Or make a larger version and use it as an insulated grocery bag!
Scissor Holder Necklace with Removable Pin Cushion
Tutorial at thezenofmaking.com
Mittens
Add snaps to mittens and gloves to keep them attached to the sleeve of your child's jacket.
Onesie with Interchangeable Bow Ties
Not only are snaps used to secure the bottom of onesies, you can also add them to bow ties and snap them to the onesie for a dapper look.
Weighted Snap Bags
Snap bags open a new world of gross-motor, fine-motor and social skill game opportunities. Make them in various colors with numbers and shapes for sorting and matching. Use different textured fabric for sensory therapy. Throwing and catching are made easy with two Snap Bags linked together. Attach all six and use as a shoulder or lap weight for a calming presence.
Crib Rail Teething Guard with Ties
Tutorial at thingsforboys.com
Crib Rail Teething Guard without Ties
Suck Pads
If your baby has a tendency to suck on the straps of your ergo carrier, add these suck pads to keep the straps clean. Tutorial at doityourselfec.blogspot.com
Wet Bag with Loop
The snappable loop makes it possible to hang the bag from doorknobs, changing tables, towel bars or whatever else you might find.
Baby Carseat Cover
A carseat cover provides protection for baby from cold wind and rain. You can also add snaps to a baby blanket to keep it from falling off a stroller.
Adult Incontinence Snap-On Pants
With the snap closures, there's no need to take off slacks or trousers in order to remove the adult pants, so changing in public restroom is easier. Also a great option for those with mobility limitations and their caregivers.
Quick On/Off Snap Loop (Alternative to Key Rings)
Make your own simple & versatile snap loops for anything that needs to attached to something and removed often. The picture below shows the snaps on hard plastic but you can use any kind of fabric such as leather, grosgrain ribbon, elastic bands, etc. I like to put bells on my dogs' collars whenever we go to the park so I can always hear them but don't want the dogs wearing them at home, and with these snap loops, they're easy and quick to put on and take off. Make a loop for each key so that it's easy to remove a specific key from your key ring, such as when you bring your car to the shop and have to leave the car key with them. The possibilities are endless!
Sweat Band for Construction Hard Hats
Fun Hat with Chin Strap
Interchangeable Decorations on Shoes
Foldable Shopping Bag
It folds so you can easily keep a few in your purse. Tutorial at CraftingForMommies.Blogspot.com
Socks
Add snaps to the cuffs of socks so they can be snapped together before putting them in the hamper. Use different colored snaps to identify which socks belong to which child. Add little snap-on bows or other accessories for some fun and to help hide the snaps on the socks when wearing shorts or a dress.
Zipper Tab
Tutorial available at SewSomethingSpecial.blogspot.com
Cyclops Monster with Detachable Teeth
And you can write a note on each tooth!
Keyring with Interchangeable Flowers
Baby Shoes
Pouch Holster
Embroidered Wrist Cuff
Diaper Waist Extender
Baby Boots
Bib Extender
Has your baby outgrown her bib already? Save money by extending the opening with a bib extender. Tutorial available at CraftPassion.com.
Fold-Up-and-Snap Bib
The bottom folds up and snaps to make a pocket for catching crumbs. After mealtime’s finished, just unsnap the pocket and shake it out over the trash, and toss it in the wash! Tutorial available at SewMamaSew.com.
Expandable Coin Purse
Tutorial available at SewTimeless.net
Pleated Wrist Cuff
Tutorial available at PositivelySplendid.com
Baby Cargo Pants with Snaps
Tutorial available at MeSewCrazy.com
G-tube Pad
Gastrostomy tubes are placed in the stomach to provide an alternate way to offer food or medicine. They can also be used to vent the stomach for air or drainage. G-tube pads help to absorb any leakage and to slow buildup of granulation tissue around the tube. They can also help to brighten the day of your g-tube child. Tutorial on how to make a basic round g-tube pad available at MyLittleFighter.Blogspot.com
G-Tube-Friendly Romper
These specially designed rompers have snap-able flaps and openings to protect the tube from baby's fingers while providing easy access for caregivers.
Stuffed Animals with G-Tubes
Stuffed animals or dolls with g-tubes.
Wet Wipe-To-Go
A handy, reusable wet wipe that you can roll up and toss in your purse. No ziploc needed because it has its own waterproof cover. Tutorial available at TheRealLifeHome.WordPress.com
Stay-Put Sheet Protector Pad
