An eyelet is a small hole, typically reinforced with thread or metal, used to create a decorative effect or to allow for the passage of a lace, ribbon, or cord. They are commonly found on clothing, curtains, and other fabrics.
Sewing on an eyelet is a relatively simple task that can be completed by hand or machine. The most common method is to use a needle and thread to stitch around the edge of the hole, creating a small loop. The loop can then be used to thread a lace, ribbon, or cord through the eyelet.
