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Attaching buttons
I'm doing a shoebox swap this weekend - my card has a cut-out flower on it with a small button for the center.
What is your preferred method of attaching buttons??? |
I love using the glue dots. They hold really well.
heidi |
Glue dots for me too, they seem to be the easiest and less messy and quicker drying than glue.
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Sometimes I stitch it right onto the card with a paper piercer, needle, and linen or embroidery thread. Other times I use a glue dot but I always thread it because for some reason naked buttons look funny to me :)
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I like to use the Aleene's "Tacky" Glue to put my buttons on my card. I think the glue dots would probably be faster, easier, and less messy than trying to use the glue.
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For a shoebox swap I would go with the glue dots. When I'm working at home I use Tombow Mono Multi. I haven't found anything yet that glue won't hold!
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I use the Crystal effects on buttons and it works great. I never thought of the glue dots, that is much easier. Good luck.
Pam |
I use crystal effects too...I use if for alot of my embellishments!
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I use the Aleene's clear glue but it does take a while to dry. I ususally just put something heavier on it to hold it down while it dries; not the faster, just the most secure.
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I like to use the small hole punch & punch to little holes side by side. I then use plain white dental floss. Just use a dental floss threader (that you can get from your dentist) & thread it through the holes in the buttons & paper. Just tie in the back of the flower. It holds ok for me.
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Buttons
I used mini glue dots AFTER sewing a bit of thread ito each button; nobody could ever tell they weren't actually sewn on. HTH? Andi
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I love those of you who don't like "naked" buttons. Too funny. I'm just lazy, so I use the glue dots, too.
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