How to Use a Multi-Size Button Maker - Featuring the Aiment Brand
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- In this video, I show you how to use the Aiment Multi-Sized Button or Badge Maker that was provided to me. I learned some things about the button press along the way that I want to share with you in case you are considering buying a press or if you already have one but are not sure how to use it. Most button makers work generally the same way, so even if you do not have the Aiment button maker, check out the video.
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Im sure you probably figured this out by now but for the large press like you demonstrated you can slide the bottom part in then put the top piece in afterwards since it does have that problem of the plastic touching. I have two smaller sizes and its not an issue only with that larger size. Cool video😊
Thank you Natalie!
Hiii!
Fellow Bazaar vendor here! You can totally bring the shirts you press! They don't have to be handstitched by you to come along! I had a minor panic attack as I am a storefront pop-up experience and don't hand craft ALL of my items but from what I understand as long as you are not partaking in MLM sales or selling items that are not handcrafted but under the illusion that they are you will be ok! You hand press and create those tees. That is crafted by you!!!
Marilyn, thank you for posting.. I almost threw this thing away until I saw you jiggle the slider... It made ALL the difference for me!!❤
oh....about the round cutters.... I hold my left hand or a finger firmly on the middle, then go a little back and forth to make sure it cuts through the paper.If you don't it tends to slide and ugh.. but I like it.
I have ended up really loving this button press. I actually enjoy using it more than the heavy metal one that I have. I'm so glad the video was helpful!
I might have to give the cutter another try:) Thank you for letting me know what you do to work it.
Marilyn, this is a wonderful tutorial- I am so intrigued by this product.
I did a video on one that had all metal parts as well. You might check it out also. This green one made great buttons for me, though.
Finally found a video that shows me in detail how to work this crazy thing! Thank you so much for posting
Awww, thank you so much!!! I'm glad it was helpful.
OMG ... thank you so much. I can now share this with my students ... we ate making buttons!!!!!
Fantastic video. Thank you for explaining everything.
Thank you!!!
Cute little button maker
OH MY GOODNESS 11:35 THIS IS WHERE ALL MY FRUSTRATION WAS FROM... I agree that it's a design flaw, my instructions did NOT come with any information about this step and it was ENFURIATING to work with. Excellent and very helpful video, thank you !
Thanks so much!!!
Did you notice that someone else said you can slide in the bottom piece first and then add the top piece so that the slider doesn’t get stuck on the one bar. Brilliant!
@@cherylring656 yes, great idea
I like the color of the button maker. Great video.❤
Thank you! Yes, it is a cute color:)
Oh wow that is a cool gadget I love the images you are using Marilyn
Thank you Gloria!!!
They did turned out nice! I prefer all metal components but definitely would use.
Tracey
Thanks for watching Tracey!
Loved your video thank you!
Thanks so much for watching! I have grown to really love this button press, even more than my heavy metal one.
Awesome video!
Thank you!
Hi Marilyn, I loved your video and your buttons were lovely
I have a similar machine to this and what you need to do is hold the machine down with your left hand to stabilise it then pull the handle with your right hand, it’s so easy when you know how. I made a mistake with those horrid cutters by taking the safety foam off while I adjusted it and sliced my finger, it was my own fault but I really don’t like them, much better to get a circle punch. Best wishes from England xx
I have really fallen in love with this little button maker!!! The buttons come out beautiful every time and I like that you can make multiple sizes with it. Yes, those little cutters seem to come with almost every button press and are a little dangerous:)
Blinged out Cricutted buttons ahead 🎉❤
Too funny! Thanks for watching.
Out of all the videos you helped me I was frustrated with this machine thanks so much 🥰
Thanks so much Kasha!!!
Good video thanks looks good
Thank you Jessie!
Marilyn, if you use buttons with a metal back you must put in the gasket first. The white plastic back don’t need the gasket. Gr. Frank
Thank you so much!
I came here to find this exact info so thanks for that! The machine I got was second hand a different model but no gasket so I wondered if I could still use it. Looks like I can just with plastic backs. Thanks!
@@SherlockSparrow I’m glad it was helpful.
Good night, my friend. Really good performance. Keep it up. I wish you constant happiness and continuous success. First comment and first thing.👍👍👍💋💋👍
Thank you very much.
For anyone interested in doing this, there are special circle cutters specifically for this. You put the paper in then squeeze the handle to cut it out.
Thank you!
If you push up on the top piece and down on the bottom it will slide into place.
Thank you so much! I finally figured it out😊
Wow I haven't made buttons in years but it probably would've been nice to have a gadget to help with the process! Lol thanks for sharing! 🥰
My daughter always wanted a button maker when she was a kid. She's a young adult now, but I think we'll have fun playing with it together next time she visits. Thanks for watching!
Yes !! You will both have fun with it! And you're so welcome!
I have this button maker. If I place my picture with the top facing the little knob and the back with the the top facing the little knob my buttons will come out crooked. I had to keep placing the back at different angles until I found the right angle where the button, once pressed is correct. It's a working progress to get the button back to line right. I had to mark the exact spot to place the back with 2 small dots.
Thank you so much! That is a great idea to put the small dots on it to know it's lined up well!!!
Question. I see your instructions on the work space. Where did you get them in English? Mine are in Chinese.
They came in the box with the one I received. Thanks so much for watching.
Need some advice - it won't go all the way around the plastic part with the pin. It's about 3/4 of the way - and it just falls off. Help!
Whew...too much for me, but you did a fantastic job!
Too funny Tracy! There is a learning curve, but then it's actually fun.
Great video, do you have a video designing cricut machine, so no what size it would be?
Do you mean have a printed and cut button templates from Cricut DS? You could definitely do that. I have at least 3 sizes of button press attachments, so the size will vary. If you cut your design the same size or slightly smaller than the plastic circle cover that comes with your button accessories, you should be fine.
Thank you so much. This was a great video. Do you have other videos or know of a button maker Facebook support group about supplies and other things you can make besides plain buttons.
I do not but I would love to find a FB group on button making. I hadn't thought about that but it would be great. I don't think I have any other videos on this button maker.
hi thank you for the video... do you recomend that machine for making button pins business? thank you
I've used two types of button makers. Plastic ones like this and Vevor heavy metal ones. I like the fact that the heavy metal ones will last super long, but I have found that this one consistently makes better buttons. If I played around with the heavy one more, I would probably get into a rhythm. I absolutely love this button maker but I haven't used it enough to know how it would hold up with heavy business use.
@@MakingwithMarilyn thank you for time and effort..god bless
I seem to have problem with my machine. The 2 parts wont merge on the last step.
On the last step, I have to push it down until I almost have something like a "click" feel. Like it goes down, but has to seat itself and I can feel a slight difference in how it feels when I push it for that very last "click" like step. I wish I could explain it better, but that's what comes to mind when I think about how that last step feels. I hope it starts working better, or else I would send it back if you are still within the send back timeframe.
@@MakingwithMarilyn i feel mine is faulty. Already on the process of my return. I feel like ive reached that last force to excert on the last step coz if I pull the lever more I think it could break. That is why I watched several videos. None seem to excert more force than what I do yet their pins are fine.
@@kalix270 I’m glad you are still able to return it.
Oof I'm following the video but I'm afraid to push down on the lever--it creaks like it's gonna break! Does it just sound like that because it's made of plastic?
I don't really remember mine making a creaking noise. After using this button press for awhile, I am actually really impressed with it. I thought my metal ones would do a better job, but I have found my plastic one to do really well.
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Thank you for watching!
How has the machine held up so far? I'm gonna make lots so durability is very important to me
It has held up well, but I've only made 110 - 125 buttons. I have another press (vevor) that is metal and I assume it will last longer, but I really don't know for sure.
What printer did you use to print your images?
I used an Epson EcoTank 2800. And I used a nice paper that works well with photos and images.
Also I love those images. The owl one is so cute!! May I ask where those files came from? I will subscribe to your channel too and check if you have any other videos
I am pretty sure they images were in a sticker file I got on Creative Fabrica.
Here is a link to the file www.creativefabrica.com/product/watercolor-owl-stickers-2-25/ref/1340608/
It’s wobbly but made a nice button
Once I figured out how much pressure to use, it turned out so nice.
@@MakingwithMarilyn yes Queen
Is it metal body ?
No it's not. I have another press (Vevor) that is metal.
I know this is old, but the instructions tells you to push down on the mold to get it to past that part.
Thanks Rachel.
no thank you! I was about to throw my maker against the wall until I watched your video. It helped me see what I was doing wrong because my picture wasn’t gripping the backing. You saved me!💜
Hey marilyn, how are you? I'm catching up on the replays
Hey Tracy!
Hey hey 👋 Queen
Hey Unbiased!
May I contact you through email or chat somehow. I was able to successfully make a button (yay!) because of this video but I have other questions about this press and there’s not much online. I don’t know anyone else who has one. Can I message you as I don’t want to fill up this feed with a bunch of questions lol.
Yes, you can. makingwithmarilyn@gmail.com
159.00 dollars
Thanks for watching!
#watching re-run
I found this in a list of comments that were held for review for some reason:) Thanks so much for watching!
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