Easy Graphic Curtain eyelets Punch Tools with 100 sets Stainless Steel eyelets in Silver colour

The video online is a little fast, but with some sense it's simple enough to work out using it as a reference. Using on a solid floor was a good suggestion by another. The finished result is great and feels robust on the curtain and thick liner we cut through on ours, looks great.

I found a useful video on Easygraphic.co.uk on how to use the eyelet punch tool kit.Had to watch it a number of times to understand how it works, and I practiced on spare material.The results are amazing! This has saved me a lot of money by being able to make the curtains myself and I have learned a new skill.My top tip: make sure you use the punch kit on a very hard flat surface...I used a breeze block covered with old fabric and this worked well (previous attempts on an old but substantial wooden table didn't turn out well).I am seriously thinking about changing all my curtains to eyelet for a modern look.I will also be uploading a diy video on YouTube to show how to use it on an actual curtain, not just a strip of fabric like other videos out there.

Disappointed with this item, no instructions included, packaging was very dirty, I wouldn’t be surprised if it had been used before.

A simple way to add eyeletes. Takes a good solid surface to work on, we used a rubber mallet. Glided through medium weight stretch curtain fabric with blackout lining. Rings stay firmly in place.A little expensive but we'll made.

You need to measure well and count out the correct amount for each curtain . Make sure you put on the curtains in the correct place so the folds sit properly on each curtain . You need a solid unbreakable surface when punching out the holes. They are still in use many years later

Wow this is fabulous. So easy to use. My son wanted some Marvel curtains for his sons bedroom. Couldn’t get eyelet ones anywhere. Bought some pencil please ones and converted them to eyelets with this fabulous kit. Can’t tell you how delighted I am. It is so easy to use.

You really don’t need the punch and when you do it buckles the pieces I returned this ended up buying plastic ones you snap on

Great tool but need a lot off strength to hammer the holes out of materialHave done 2 pairs off heavy curtains and the look great