Make Pinback Button Maker Gift Tags DIY with HTVRONT

Make Pinback Button Maker Gift Tags DIY with HTVRONT Make custom name button pinback badges with HTVRONT Button Maker  and use them for personalized gift tags! Do you have a name that is spelled uniquely? Is it hard to find personalized keychains at a gas station or gift shop? This fun craft will solve all those problems--with making high quality button pin backs--use them as a name tag or a personal gift tag for those handmade Christmas gifts! BACKSTORY: A button maker was in my 10 year old girl's heart.  There was a boy in my class that had a book full of images and he would make you a button with next day delivery at school for one dollar. I bought one button from him...but desperately wished that I had a button maker myself and could make as many custom button badges as I wanted. Fast forward to my adult life and I have one, it's one of my favorite things! (I've used another brand as a hand press) HTVRONT has a super easy to use button maker machine to make all the butt...

How to Make Custom Shrink Plastic Enamel Lapel Pins

How to Make Custom Shrink Plastic Enamel Lapel Pins Learn how to make your own enamel pins with this fun faux shrink plastic enamel pin technique! Make a collection of full color pin badges in various shapes. I'll show you how to make them every step of the way! What are Enamel Pins? Enamel pins are small, decorative pins typically made from metal and enamel.  They come in various shapes, sizes, and designs, often featuring colorful enamel coatings that are baked onto the metal surface.  These pins can depict anything from pop culture references to original artwork, and they're often collected and traded by geeked-out enthusiasts. Enamel pins are commonly worn on clothing, such as jackets, hats, or bags, using a butterfly clutch or rubber backing to secure them in place.  They've gained popularity as a form of personal expression and as collectible items due to their affordability, versatility, and ability to showcase unique designs. Hard enamel pins have always been my f...