Long John Strap Anchors
Long John Strap Anchors
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Emmaline Bags Brand "Long John" Strap Anchors. These strap anchors are sleek and stylish! Make a trendy new tote and use these lovelies to attach your bag straps. You can have them positioned so that the strap ring is above the edge of the bag opening, or below, you choose!
PLEASE NOTE: The Iridescent Rainbow color varies for each piece and none of them are exactly alike. You may get a label that is more pink, purple, yellow or blue, etc., because they are all different. They don't change color, but have the look of iridescence. We cannot select specific colors for you. *Rose Gold matches our copper finish perfectly! Use the Copper or Rose gold interchangeably.
They are so easy to attach. The strap ring is just under 1" (inside) across the top, so these would work well with either 1" or 3/4" straps & bag handles.
Each anchor comes with 2 screws and a washer. Tip: Make sure you stabilize the insertion area on your fabric so that they are nice and secure. Use the washer as a template to mark screw holes, and an awl or large Leather punch to poke holes in fabric for screws and pins. I like to make 3 holes to go over the pins and screws. The holes can be touching or overlapping, that is fine. Add some glue around the pins for security.
Set of 4 anchors
PLEASE NOTE: The Iridescent Rainbow color varies for each piece and none of them are exactly alike. You may get a label that is more pink, purple, yellow or blue, etc., because they are all different. They don't change color, but have the look of iridescence. We cannot select specific colors for you. *Rose Gold matches our copper finish perfectly! Use the Copper or Rose gold interchangeably.
They are so easy to attach. The strap ring is just under 1" (inside) across the top, so these would work well with either 1" or 3/4" straps & bag handles.
Each anchor comes with 2 screws and a washer. Tip: Make sure you stabilize the insertion area on your fabric so that they are nice and secure. Use the washer as a template to mark screw holes, and an awl or large Leather punch to poke holes in fabric for screws and pins. I like to make 3 holes to go over the pins and screws. The holes can be touching or overlapping, that is fine. Add some glue around the pins for security.
Set of 4 anchors
