fabric clips

Adam,

Is this what you are looking for…

http://dutchwaregear.com/clip-on-tarp-pull-outs.html

…or is this closer to what you need?

http://www.academy.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10151_10051_612057_-1__?N=129184807&affcode=42&kwid=ps_cse&cid=PLA_021771217&gclid=CNOUi-HIvL0CFWxp7AoddxoAvQ

Party On,

Newton ;-)

Hi Newton

thanks for the quick reply

Definitely not the first, more like the latter. Though I'm looking for something that can work a bit more one handed if possible (its for a baby product I'm DIYing for my wife and I…really need to be able to attach it one handed if possible while struggling with an infant). Absolute raw strength isn't too much an issue, just a few lbs. A little plastic mitten hook would just about do it but it doesn't open wide enough (at least reliably).

Cheers!

Adam,

How about something like this.

http://www.amazon.com/Hobie-Shock-Cord-Hook-2105/dp/B008VGPYZQ/ref=sr_1_14?ie=UTF8&qid=1396269216&sr=8-14&keywords=shock+cord+hook

Hooks similar to this can be had without the spring latch also.

http://www.amazon.com/Hobie-Shock-Cord-Hook-2101/dp/B0050AE2RC/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1396269216&sr=8-4&keywords=shock+cord+hook

Since it involves your young one I'm assuming you would want the latching type. ;-)

Party On,

Newton ;-)

Have you already checked out the Zimmerbuilt site? He has several that might work.

here

Adam,

http://lanyardlike.com/plastic-bulldog-clip/

The price is $0.05 each but the minimum order is 100 pieces. $5.00 investment with a ton of leftovers. ;-?

It doesn't say on their website but I believe the attachment for the webbing is 3/4" in size and would accept a doubled over grosgrain thickness webbing. I'm basing this on a lanyard that I have on hand.

Party On,

Newton ;-)

These any good

http://www.clingons.co.uk/

You might consider 'kitty clips,' used to make cat collars. They are a very small side pressure opening connector that looks like a buckle and connects, but does not cinch like a buckle, available on a lot of sites. But each end of the clip must be sewn to the fabric, tape or webbing. If you want the ones with the jaws that clinch onto the hem of the fabric, you might try the notions section of Joanne Fabrics or other sewing outlets. But these types of clips tend to abrade and eventually tear the fabric hem.

If you have round or D rings to clip onto, you might look at the NiteIze S-biners that come in a number of small sizes: http://www.niteize.com/collection/S-Biner.asp