🧵 Dritz Cover Button Tools Sewing, Size 14-45 Review

Before deciding on a particular product I consider all the good and bad reviews and the price of the product. Thing. I took a chance buying these buttons as I feel the price outweighed the negative reviews. If you use them on very light fabrics they might work for you. I trusted the reviews that said they used them on upholstery fabrics. The included "tool" didn't do anything other than flex the bottom half unevenly when I tried to attach it to the top. I finally managed to use the third sub…

It's ok and I've been able to use it successfully for my headboard project. However, I made some modifications. As other reviewers have pointed out, using the little blue button to manually connect the two pieces is inefficient and the buttons don't stay together. So I covered the button with fabric, placed it in the button maker, applied a dab of glue to the back, pressed the back of the button against the back, covered it with the other part of the button maker, and then pressed the buttons…

I wanted to restore a giant ottoman that I love and had no idea how to make buttons for a tufted bodice until I came across this set . . This was my first time covering buttons so maybe it was because I didn't really know what I was doing despite the fairly simple instructions and I found it quite difficult to do. Circle of fabric to use when you close the included metal button and let me tell you no room for error here. If I hadn't laid the fabric flat on the clear rubber mount and carefully…