Review on 🧵 Dritz 213-100 Half Ball Cover Button, Size 100 (2-1/2-Inch), 1-Sets for clothing accessories and crafts by Kelsey Brown

I used these with silk for some opera gloves. They were impossible to assemble until I sprayed some spray glue on my face to hold the fabric in place. These buttons are not included in any kit. You need to hook the fabric on the small teeth on the inside with tweezers. However, the keys are so small that it is unnecessarily difficult. I pretty much ignored my teeth once I figured out my bonding solution. The back button then presses the tissue against the teeth. They covered the buttons, of course, so there's a metal ring at the back that lifts them up a bit and makes it easier to slip out of the buttonholes. If you're looking for concealed buttons, you know what you're getting. This type is simply different from those that use a small bet. All you have is the front and back of the button.