Got mine 2 weeks ago. Main reason for buying; 4mm eyelets never came out good with the variopliers, now they're nice evenly pressed. I like the premium quality prym buttons and eyelets, very well made, so I bought a big variety box new from a closed store. The trifoot presser for placing buttons/colorsnaps or whatever in the middle of fabric comes in handy too. Prym 10 stars! :)
I need to add this to my wishlist. I got another awesome gadget for sewing this week. It’s a Presserfoot for your sewing machine. It’s not a clip on presser foot but a good size attachment for your sewing machine. This thing is awesome. It holds down your fabric while sewing. It is a seam guide,and you can sew hems on right side of fabric without marking the fabric. Another TH-cam person posted about it. Her name is J. stern and she has videos about it. First video is a cool tool her father got her and then a follow up video with a different way to install it. I’ve read those with cover stitch machines really like it.
@@lindafitzsimmons2526 I have seen some things I would like to buy at Temu, but I also like to support ones like J.Stern and others like her. It was $11.00 on Amazon and I paid for it with a gift card but I still would have gone through her affiliate link no matter how I paid for it. This thing is awesome once you learn how to use it.
I added press fasteners to a boiled wool jacket that I‘ve leftunfinished for 2 years. I‘m thrilled. Thank you for showing us! I hated the hammer and pliers method. ❤
That's a good idea for people living in apartments. It takes less space than few different tools and is definitely more quiet than a hammer. If I used metal eyelets or snaps I would definitely consider it.
This reminded how once I wanted to finish a garment and all what was left was to hammer in snaps, but it was midnight and I couldn’t do it, so that I don’t wake up the neighbours😅🫣
I already have a similar press for 4 months now and never used it, it is still brand new. But I'll use it anyway, I'm just waiting for the right time 😁
This looks very interesting, but, in order to use this Vario Creative Tool, do I need to also use their snaps, rivets and eyelets too? If so, I am very limited and HAVE to only use those from Prym no matter what the price might be.
I think it will work with others too, I don't see why it wouldn't. It would be awful if it wouldn't work with other brands of notions. Julija did this video in partnership with Prym so I think she couldn't show us different ones.
If you're not predominantly using Prym notions anyway, just get a regular eyelet press. There's no point in getting a very expensive brand name tool like this, unless you need it for compatibility.
Hi thanks for the video, I wonder if you can help. I bought this and made a small sewing bag (2 layers of cotton fabric sandwiched with cotton batting. The hole is made and I can see it's about 1mm thick. Tbe prym poppers (plastic coloured snaps) I used (9mm) go on ok, but when closing and opening several times, the poppers (plastic coloured snaps) come off (usually one side sticking to the other), leaving one side without the male or female end. Do the bigger size poppers have longer points?
I bought the Prym Vario some time ago, and after having looked at your video, I'm lookin forward to use it. I would like to sew the garment you are wearing in the end of the video. What du you call i? I 'm norwegian and hope you can let me know if I can bye the pattern somewere.
I wanted to buy this thing as I'm planning on sewing and selling corset but I don't understand a few things. Why is the set of these things 0,5 mm apart (2,5, 3,0, 3,5 i 4,0 mm) and I can buy also 11 and 14 mm set but there's nothing in between like 6 or 9 mm? Is there something I don't understand or is it just stupid?
Hello, it's my first time to make a gown with tulle fabric and I really have no experience at all.. I will make a fitted gown with mesh fabric .. I want to know what is the name of the inner fabric that is also stretchable.. I just want to ask if the pattern is the same on the inside and outside of the fabric? I hope you can help.. me..🥺❤️
Do you have a specific pattern you’ll be using?🤔 Usually the pattern will have an indication if the pieces for inside and outside are the same (often they are, but sometimes no). The inner fabric is lining, there are stretch lining options, but not every store carries it 🤗
@@Julija_Gobere Thank you very much for your reply.. I have a pattern that I am following and this is the pattern that you showed me on TH-cam Dartless Pattern Block I want to follow it because the fabric I will be using is tulle (outside) and something stretchy (inside) I just want to know how many centimeters to reduce when the fabric is too stretchy.. it's like mesh because I will put rhimestone the whole body on mesh fabric.. I hope you can answer, thank you..
Hello Sewing Julie, I live in the United States and I love this tool. I am a new subscriber to your channel. If I purchase this tool, does the manual have the accessory information inside?
The manual that comes with a tool has information on tool parts and essential steps in usage. Punching or setting tools (or adapters, as they are sometimes called), come separately and they have illustrated instructions on how to use each item. All available accessories are listed on Prym website (I added a link to video description). Bit I’m not sure if this tool is available in USA🤔
Looks like a neat tool. I like the Prym eyelets and snaps and such. They're ridiculously overpriced, but excellent quality. So for occasional use, they're my choice over getting value packs of ebay or something. And this looks much better, than the handheld thingy, which can easily set eyelets a little croocked. The current price is a hard no from me, though. I'd pay 30, maybe 40€ for this, but not 70-90. That's ridiculous. They're really not doing themselves any favors, by trying to rip off customers like that. This isn't 20 years ago, when you basically had no choice but what your local sewing supply store had on offer. It's an eyelet press. A very simple, mechanical device, that has been around since forever. Not a groundbreaking invention or something, that's expensive to produce. Sorry, not your fault, I know. It just pisses me off, that they would rather sell a small quantity to a very limited class of very affluent customers, rather than making this neat tool available for a realistic price, that's acceptable to your average hobby sewist these days.
And it seems to be made of plastic. I have an iron presser tool and was cheaper and is excellent. Of course I bought it on sale. I don’t think this is a tool for someone that is going to use it a lot. Not for bag makers 😉
Nice video Julia BUT, instructions in box are useless, limited range of toolkits available compared with the pliers, the toolkits are expensive, all the videos showing how to use this only show 11 & 14mm rivets as others aren't available. All the videos ive seen create more questions than answers. The tool works well but the whole kit would be about £200!!! Or am I missing something....
For me this is not essential, it doesn't add much value. For the moment I will stick with the old fashion way. It gets the job done even with my arthritic hands.
Got mine 2 weeks ago. Main reason for buying; 4mm eyelets never came out good with the variopliers, now they're nice evenly pressed. I like the premium quality prym buttons and eyelets, very well made, so I bought a big variety box new from a closed store. The trifoot presser for placing buttons/colorsnaps or whatever in the middle of fabric comes in handy too. Prym 10 stars! :)
I want this. They need to release it to the US, I looked and couldn't find it
I need to add this to my wishlist. I got another awesome gadget for sewing this week. It’s a Presserfoot for your sewing machine. It’s not a clip on presser foot but a good size attachment for your sewing machine. This thing is awesome. It holds down your fabric while sewing. It is a seam guide,and you can sew hems on right side of fabric without marking the fabric. Another TH-cam person posted about it. Her name is J. stern and she has videos about it. First video is a cool tool her father got her and then a follow up video with a different way to install it. I’ve read those with cover stitch machines really like it.
Temu sells that exact sewing machine attachment for a great price.
@@lindafitzsimmons2526 I have seen some things I would like to buy at Temu, but I also like to support ones like J.Stern and others like her. It was $11.00 on Amazon and I paid for it with a gift card but I still would have gone through her affiliate link no matter how I paid for it. This thing is awesome once you learn how to use it.
Very neat tool. But is it something I can justify buying? I, for one, will have to think seriously about it. Thank you for sharing your new tool.😊
Thanks 😊
Good to know
Cool! Thank you for showing us! Just bought it with the link and I‘m looking forward to trying it out! ❤❤❤
Let me know what you’ll make with it once it arrives!🤗
I added press fasteners to a boiled wool jacket that I‘ve leftunfinished for 2 years. I‘m thrilled. Thank you for showing us! I hated the hammer and pliers method. ❤
That's a good idea for people living in apartments. It takes less space than few different tools and is definitely more quiet than a hammer. If I used metal eyelets or snaps I would definitely consider it.
This reminded how once I wanted to finish a garment and all what was left was to hammer in snaps, but it was midnight and I couldn’t do it, so that I don’t wake up the neighbours😅🫣
@@Julija_Gobere Oh, living in an apartment 😂 I'm scared to even turn on the sewing machine late so I don't wake up everybody in the building 😂
I already have a similar press for 4 months now and never used it, it is still brand new. But I'll use it anyway, I'm just waiting for the right time 😁
I, too, have tools that are bought and waiting for their time to shine!😅
Where did you get your light that hangs above your Jack :D?
This looks very interesting, but, in order to use this Vario Creative Tool, do I need to also use their snaps, rivets and eyelets too? If so, I am very limited and HAVE to only use those from Prym no matter what the price might be.
I think it will work with others too, I don't see why it wouldn't. It would be awful if it wouldn't work with other brands of notions. Julija did this video in partnership with Prym so I think she couldn't show us different ones.
If you're not predominantly using Prym notions anyway, just get a regular eyelet press. There's no point in getting a very expensive brand name tool like this, unless you need it for compatibility.
Hi thanks for the video, I wonder if you can help. I bought this and made a small sewing bag (2 layers of cotton fabric sandwiched with cotton batting. The hole is made and I can see it's about 1mm thick. Tbe prym poppers (plastic coloured snaps) I used (9mm) go on ok, but when closing and opening several times, the poppers (plastic coloured snaps) come off (usually one side sticking to the other), leaving one side without the male or female end. Do the bigger size poppers have longer points?
Can you show on fabric how the measuring bar exactly worsk when it is attaced to the tool?
I bought the Prym Vario some time ago, and after having looked at your video, I'm lookin forward to use it. I would like to sew the garment you are wearing in the end of the video. What du you call i? I 'm norwegian and hope you can let me know if I can bye the pattern somewere.
Is it sold in the US?
Quiero saber donde la puedo comprar graccias
I wanted to buy this thing as I'm planning on sewing and selling corset but I don't understand a few things. Why is the set of these things 0,5 mm apart (2,5, 3,0, 3,5 i 4,0 mm) and I can buy also 11 and 14 mm set but there's nothing in between like 6 or 9 mm? Is there something I don't understand or is it just stupid?
Where can we purchase this? I’m in the US and I really want this tool. This is a game changer!!!!!
i brought this tool but didnt come with any accessories such as the piecing tools
Where can I get in Ghana
Hello, it's my first time to make a gown with tulle fabric and I really have no experience at all.. I will make a fitted gown with mesh fabric .. I want to know what is the name of the inner fabric that is also stretchable.. I just want to ask if the pattern is the same on the inside and outside of the fabric? I hope you can help.. me..🥺❤️
Do you have a specific pattern you’ll be using?🤔 Usually the pattern will have an indication if the pieces for inside and outside are the same (often they are, but sometimes no). The inner fabric is lining, there are stretch lining options, but not every store carries it 🤗
@@Julija_Gobere Thank you very much for your reply.. I have a pattern that I am following and this is the pattern that you showed me on TH-cam Dartless Pattern Block I want to follow it because the fabric I will be using is tulle (outside) and something stretchy (inside) I just want to know how many centimeters to reduce when the fabric is too stretchy.. it's like mesh because I will put rhimestone the whole body on mesh fabric.. I hope you can answer, thank you..
Hello Sewing Julie, I live in the United States and I love this tool. I am a new subscriber to your channel. If I purchase this tool, does the manual have the accessory information inside?
The manual that comes with a tool has information on tool parts and essential steps in usage. Punching or setting tools (or adapters, as they are sometimes called), come separately and they have illustrated instructions on how to use each item. All available accessories are listed on Prym website (I added a link to video description). Bit I’m not sure if this tool is available in USA🤔
@@Julija_Gobere , thank you so much for the information. Your content is very helpful.
Cost?
Presser around 70euro, the big eyelet tools that do not come with a package around 17euro. The 14mm eyelet tools are also max size for presser.
Looks like a neat tool. I like the Prym eyelets and snaps and such. They're ridiculously overpriced, but excellent quality. So for occasional use, they're my choice over getting value packs of ebay or something.
And this looks much better, than the handheld thingy, which can easily set eyelets a little croocked.
The current price is a hard no from me, though. I'd pay 30, maybe 40€ for this, but not 70-90. That's ridiculous. They're really not doing themselves any favors, by trying to rip off customers like that. This isn't 20 years ago, when you basically had no choice but what your local sewing supply store had on offer. It's an eyelet press. A very simple, mechanical device, that has been around since forever. Not a groundbreaking invention or something, that's expensive to produce.
Sorry, not your fault, I know. It just pisses me off, that they would rather sell a small quantity to a very limited class of very affluent customers, rather than making this neat tool available for a realistic price, that's acceptable to your average hobby sewist these days.
And it seems to be made of plastic. I have an iron presser tool and was cheaper and is excellent. Of course I bought it on sale. I don’t think this is a tool for someone that is going to use it a lot. Not for bag makers 😉
Its very sturdy and really heavyduty. And all varioplier tools fit. And It's pretty too:)
Nice video Julia BUT, instructions in box are useless, limited range of toolkits available compared with the pliers, the toolkits are expensive, all the videos showing how to use this only show 11 & 14mm rivets as others aren't available. All the videos ive seen create more questions than answers. The tool works well but the whole kit would be about £200!!!
Or am I missing something....
For me this is not essential, it doesn't add much value. For the moment I will stick with the old fashion way. It gets the job done even with my arthritic hands.