Yay! I can't wait to see what you make! Wish you were coming to Burbank but I know since your move it is much farther :( Fontana is really far for me! Can't wait to see what you make when you get your button maker! Hugs!
OMG Tina... This is so stinkin cute... and you did so amazing tutorial so clear and informative... and on top of that you're genius... how you figured it out with NO MANUAL! which one on top or bottom and twist the pin to line up nicely.... Must be ton of trial and error! Really love this
Thumbs up if you're watching this with me in 2018! Wow .... I loved this video, thank you so much for sharing. Your buttons were so cute. I'm not sure if they still sell this button maker but I will definitely search for it or something similar. Big thumbs up and new subbie from LONDON ENGLAND. XX
I’m planning to buy this machine as well. May I ask how this hold up in the long run? Is this still working, did you have any issues with it after some time? And how the pins hold up, are they sturdy, or do they fall apart quickly? Thanks in advance!
Hello! The machine is quite sturdy and I have had no issues with it. I purchased the buttons in bulk with the machine and they are holding up just fine. I do however only use the machine occasionally. I do not use it for mass production or to sell. I hope this information helps :)
@@TheScrappinRabbit1 thank you for the answer! I also want to use it just as a hobby, and make some gifts for my friends and family, somitks ok if it’s durable enough for that. I’m going to order it. Thanks again.
HI I just received my button making machine just like yours and I am having a hard time working it. The image with the mylar just don't want to wrap around the metal part. Do you have suggestions? I don't know what I am doing wrong. Thank you
Hi Sandra, sorry you are having troubles. It did take me a few tries to figure it out. I believe it is how you are pulling the lever. There are the 2 distances and with one pull of the lever the holes line up. With the next pull they don't. I hope that helps. Take care, Tina
If you are spending that much money on a printer you should really invest in a Tecre machine. I kid you not I bought one and its so so so so much easier and also less hassle. Works every time no mistakes.
I used 24 pound paper. Card stock is too thick but you don't want the cheaper paper either. Also use a paper that works well with your printer. Hope that helps :)
You can buy different backings such as a flatback, keychain or magnet backing. Or if you just want to use the white piece that comes with it you can just leave out the pin, But with any type of backing you will still do the same step. Hope that helps! Thanks for watching :)
This button maker only makes one size. Most of the machines do only one. They do have machines that make multiple sizes with different pieces to swap out but they are quite pricey :)
Is it different than regular American button machines? I have one that looks like yours but was made in China and the sizes are different for the mylar and stuff
My pins are 1" and the mylar measures approx 1 3/8 ". Maybe do a search to purchase the mylar for the 1" pins or rebuy both to have them coordinate. Good luck!! They are fun to make :)
Those little buttons are so cute!
Thank you so much!! :)
OH MY! Thank U for this video! I just got done ordering MY button maker... YAY.... Hope to see you at the Fontana meet-up!
Yay! I can't wait to see what you make! Wish you were coming to Burbank but I know since your move it is much farther :( Fontana is really far for me! Can't wait to see what you make when you get your button maker! Hugs!
OMG Tina... This is so stinkin cute... and you did so amazing tutorial so clear and informative... and on top of that you're genius... how you figured it out with NO MANUAL! which one on top or bottom and twist the pin to line up nicely.... Must be ton of trial and error! Really love this
Thank you so much Jan!! Miss ya my friend!
Awww, the owl and kitty are cute too!
I know right!! Too much cuteness to be made :)
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Thumbs up if you're watching this with me in 2018! Wow .... I loved this video, thank you so much for sharing. Your buttons were so cute. I'm not sure if they still sell this button maker but I will definitely search for it or something similar. Big thumbs up and new subbie from LONDON ENGLAND. XX
Thanks for watching! Definitely worth looking into for making buttons as a hobby. :)
Thank you I have the same one and I didn't know what paper to use.
Yay! I hope this helps you with your maker! Happy crafting 💗
Awesome tutorial! 😍👍 Love the buttons and I now I want that machine so bad! 😆
It sure is fun to play with Jenny! I hope you get one :)
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Super cute! Great tutorial! Love your blogs! See you at the crafty meetup!!!
Thanks Siv! See you soon!!
Very helpful video. Now I really want one!
Great tutorial! This is going on my wish list! Tfs!
Thank you so much Pauline! Making buttons is fun for sure :)
I’m planning to buy this machine as well. May I ask how this hold up in the long run? Is this still working, did you have any issues with it after some time? And how the pins hold up, are they sturdy, or do they fall apart quickly? Thanks in advance!
Hello! The machine is quite sturdy and I have had no issues with it. I purchased the buttons in bulk with the machine and they are holding up just fine. I do however only use the machine occasionally. I do not use it for mass production or to sell. I hope this information helps :)
@@TheScrappinRabbit1 thank you for the answer! I also want to use it just as a hobby, and make some gifts for my friends and family, somitks ok if it’s durable enough for that. I’m going to order it. Thanks again.
Wow love it thanks for sharing. God bless you.
Thank you so much! Hugs, Tina
Really cute! Great video my friend!!!!
Thank you Holly :)
Hi Tina! I am one of your newest subscribers!! Totally cute!! Fun tutorial!!
Oh yay!! Thank you so much Migdalia!!!
I bought the circuit and cant use it its very hard
I heard you said you use word to create your design could you show me step by step on what you did
HI I just received my button making machine just like yours and I am having a hard time working it. The image with the mylar just don't want to wrap around the metal part. Do you have suggestions? I don't know what I am doing wrong. Thank you
Hi Sandra, sorry you are having troubles. It did take me a few tries to figure it out. I believe it is how you are pulling the lever. There are the 2 distances and with one pull of the lever the holes line up. With the next pull they don't. I hope that helps. Take care, Tina
If you are spending that much money on a printer you should really invest in a Tecre machine. I kid you not I bought one and its so so so so much easier and also less hassle. Works every time no mistakes.
What’s the best paper to use for these?
I used 24 pound paper. Card stock is too thick but you don't want the cheaper paper either. Also use a paper that works well with your printer. Hope that helps :)
Are you able to make fabric covered buttons with this machine?
I don't believe so. I haven't tried. But it doesn't take to thick card stock too well so I'm sure fabric would not be a good idea :)
I’m not able to find the hole punch. Is little bee the name of the seller?
Say you didn’t want to make it in to a pin, instead a magnet or keychain. Could you skip the step of putting on the white piece & pin?
You can buy different backings such as a flatback, keychain or magnet backing. Or if you just want to use the white piece that comes with it you can just leave out the pin, But with any type of backing you will still do the same step. Hope that helps! Thanks for watching :)
The Scrappin Rabbit Thank you :)
Can you do more than one size with this machine?
This button maker only makes one size. Most of the machines do only one. They do have machines that make multiple sizes with different pieces to swap out but they are quite pricey :)
Whats your thoughts on this maker now that you have had it for a while?
It works great! If I had to do it all over again I would have paid more for the 1 and a half inch buttons :)
@@TheScrappinRabbit1 thank you!
Where did you purchase your button maker?
I purchased it on ebay :)
Que tamaño son los botones??
Where do you buy your button supplies
I purchased them on ebay :)
Is it different than regular American button machines? I have one that looks like yours but was made in China and the sizes are different for the mylar and stuff
Mine is from China as well. When I bought the machine I bought the coordinating pin backs for 1000 pins so I haven't had to rebuy them yet.
@@TheScrappinRabbit1 nice I bought an open box one and came with lots of buttons but the mylar were missing 😢
My pins are 1" and the mylar measures approx 1 3/8 ". Maybe do a search to purchase the mylar for the 1" pins or rebuy both to have them coordinate. Good luck!! They are fun to make :)
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I have that button maker, its terrible....out of 24 print outs, only 7 were sucesfful. I used regular paper, but it majority of time it doesn't work.
Sorry you had that experience :( I guess I'm lucky because mine works fine! :)
woodstock!!
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