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What a super neat idea!! Your instruction were so easy to follow too. I had to go out and get the special glue, but it was worth it. I'll be making more buttons. Thanks, Lynn.
I have a stupid question that I am almost embarrassed to ask here ... What is PVA glue, is there an easy brand name to find, and where would I buy it? :rolleyes:
I wouldn't ask, but Lynn made a point of indicating that we should use it so the paper wouldn't wrinke.
This is a fantastic technique and looks easy enough to do for a newbie like me!! :mrgreen:
I have a stupid question that I am almost embarrassed to ask here ... What is PVA glue, is there an easy brand name to find, and where would I buy it? :rolleyes:
I wouldn't ask, but Lynn made a point of indicating that we should use it so the paper wouldn't wrinke.
This is a fantastic technique and looks easy enough to do for a newbie like me!! :mrgreen:
Thank you for your help!!
Hi, I used my SU two way glue pen and it worked fine!
A great technique for scraps...I made several buttons before using the technique a little differently, but it worked perfectly for the look I was going for... Scary News by texan947 at Splitcoaststampers
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This is so cool!! I recently decided that I need to use buttons more on my projects and have been looking for inexpensive buttons. This is a wonderful work-around and will allow me to match any project I am working on. Thanks SOOOO much for this wonderful tutorial.
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so neat! I read this and was bummed cuz it's such a neat technique, but I don't have many punches, and all of them are bigger, so I can't do this right?! Uhhh, hmm, how about the cricut? Oh, yeah that would work, lol! So, sometimes I'm a little slow...
This technique is so much fun and is truly addicting. I have made 4 pieces from some punches (can't post pics yet) and LOVE it. I used my xyron to adhere my pieces, which works find unless you use crystal effects, which tends to curl the ends. For that reason, I put some crystal effects in between layers as well, and then they don't curl.
Jennifer of Paulinespapier blog posted her process in German. I did the Google translator thing and I've looked at her pictures and hopefully will explain her technique to her, and your, satisfaction.
You did a great job translating it. I could not have done it better. And I am German!!!
I used to use the google translator alot. It works really good.
I've gotta do this tutorial. No need to hunt for matching buttons anymore. Yay!!!
This is such a neat idea. I have never used buttons because I couldnever find the right oneto go with my cards. Thank you for sharing this technique with us. I am very grateful. I look forward to more postings.