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by Connie on March 24, 2009 · 6 comments

Buy quinine without prescription, Self covered buttons are today's topic of discussion.  Big buttons are easy enough to cover and kinda fun.  Little eensy weensy ones on the other hand are a huge PITA!  Locating the suckers first of all.  20 mm buttons are the smallest available locally, so when I was in Toronto last, I searched out smaller ones, and found 18 mm buttons at a small shop.  Just the right size for some detail down the back of a wedding dress.

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but there were nothing the proper size in my house- and yes - again - none in Southwestern Ontario either.  Not to be swayed from the job at hand, quinine rx, Free quinine, I brainstormed, looking at my boxes of supplies. 

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I tried a few things.  Felt like Goldilock. 

Some were too big. 

Some were too small. 

One was JUST RIGHT!  

A grommet. 

This  simple grommet had an opening just the perfect size to securely hold a button and a layer of peau de soie so that I could squish the fabric in and pop on the back, cheapest generic quinine online. Quinine cheapest price,

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Rhoto's Rag March 24, 2009 at 6:39 pm

I haven’t a story to add, but Connie–you’re a HOOTJE!!
Soft hug,
Rhonda in Montreal (PR)

Erica March 24, 2009 at 8:28 pm

So now would be a bad time to tell you that I changed my mind on the buttons…

JUST KIDDING! I loves them.

Summerset March 26, 2009 at 9:05 am

You don’t even want to know . . . really! Good luck with the buttons, they can be a pain, especially those tiny ones.

Sz March 26, 2009 at 10:47 am

I raided DH tool box, and unearthed the snapline / chalk line contraption. For marking straight lines on the floor & walls.

Push-pinned the line at calf height across the door jamb, then put on the skirt that needed hemming, and twirled around the stretched chalk line.

While the bright blue construction chalk was a bit difficult to get out, I had a very nicely marked hem line!

Kat March 27, 2009 at 3:13 pm

I tell ya, Connie, I do whatever it takes to “make it work”. I just had to fix an ugly area on a recent garment I made to do just that. And those little white covered buttons…you are bringing back many memories for me :) . Yep, wedding dress memories. At first I was going to do a lot of little covered buttons, but then decided to use round, white, pearl-like buttons instead. There was just a certain number I was willing to cover and beyond that, no way LOL.

laura March 30, 2009 at 8:13 am

Aren’t you clever!I love covered buttons but I’ve never used any that small! I hope someone adds a hint about working with grommets. I use the big ones and the only way I can succcessfully get those damn things together is by laying them on a cement surface and hammering the daylights out of them. I’ve tried using a heavy board but in addition to not working, the sound is deafening. I live in an apartment now and last week I can’t imagine what I looked like to the stream of traffic flowing about 5 feet from me as I squatted on the sidewalk wielding my huge hammer, pounding away at my latest purse.

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