No-sew buttons/studs are cheap, but I don't want to wreck my 100% polyester (microfiber) jacket, which keeps losing buttons. Will any brand wreck it?
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Honestly I do not know I use these on my jeans and my shorts and I liked him
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I couldn't findbone so I made one. Went to JoAnns and bought fabric for $10 and used the Orange one that came w/ironing board as a pattern for the new one. It took less than an hour to make the new one.
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Didn't count them, but best guess is 75-100. Not many of the same button. These are best for crafters, quilters, etc. not for replacing buttons on clothing.
1167656
Another possibility is to have a local seamstress make you a replacement. I had to do that with the cuffs on a jacket of mine.
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They all are designed the same, button wise. You won't get long life out of another, however you can repair some buttons. See my other comment in this thread.
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It is perfect for tableware and anything without sleves. It requires practice to iron dress shirts with this machine and a pressing mark will be on the sleeve, pants can be ironed effortlessly. Suits jackets however, I would not suggest.Hope this helps.
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I have only had my duvet for a few months and I haven't had any problems with the feathers comin thru. The only closure the duvet has though, are buttons. Guess it depends how bad yours shed.
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I just got mine today. It looks & feels good. My only worry is that it won't be enough for a full sew in.
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I've found Buttons, like Best Bottoms, works fine for trifolding prefolds (size small, maybe mediums), but becomes difficult to use with larger folded prefolds when you want to secure them on with a snappi. They are cut to be low in the rise and trim over the hips and bum. Kind of the opposite of what you need for prefolds put on that way. We couldn't use them with prefolds after the newborn stage. They still work beautifully with our origami and pad folded flats however on our 23 lb 14 month old. Hope that helps :-)
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I have the button not wrapped and away from where I do have it wrapped. works great. good luck.
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The hangers are the same thickness out to the ends. They won't bulge unless your garment does. Probably not ideal for something with padded shoulders or needing support as these are thin.Jackets: Only very light ones like a nylon windbreaker. The hangers flex and are not going to be happy with anything heavier than a standard shirt or blouse or light sweater. See my review for details.
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I have washed my Lands End winter jacket twice, my Lands End windbreaker twice and my wife's Columbia winter jacket once and I still have some left. So unless your jacket is leather, in which case it won't work anyway, have at it.
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What I did with most delicate fabrics: low heat iron onto the label of the garment rather than risk scorching the garment's fabric. I did sew on a few labels to normal, but dark, cottons that a Sharpie wouldn't show on, and onto the hems of a couple of very light fabrics with a sewing machine using very light thread tension--sewing on by hand seemed too time consuming, but it might not have been. Bottom line: ironing on was faster, simpler, and has lasted now through a number of washings. Good luck with whatever method you choose.
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No, it's a cheaper version. It has everything on it but the name and number are ironed on the back so it will come off if you put it in the dryer. If you let it hang dry, it should be fine.
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No, their aren't - but since my Ikea comforter is covered in cotton and the duvet itself is cotton, the friction helps hold it nicely in place without it sliding or bunching. I really like this set - both the duvet and the shams launder beautifully with no need to iron as long as they are removed from the dryer promptly. I will say that the buttons don't seem to be sewn on all that securely so I imagine one day I'll have to pull out the needle and thread, but other than that I am pleased and I would definitely buy it again. The colors are muted enough that even in paisley it is not too busy - quite soothing in fact. No, their aren't - but since my Ikea comforter is covered in cotton and the duvet itself is cotton, the friction helps hold it nicely in place without it sliding or bunching. I really like this set - both the duvet and the shams launder beautifully with no need to iron as long as they are removed from the dryer promptly. I will say that the buttons don't seem to be sewn on all that securely so I imagine one day I'll have to pull out the needle and thread, but other than that I am pleased and I would definitely buy it again. The colors are muted enough that even in paisley it is not too busy... » Read More No, their aren't - but since my Ikea comforter is covered in cotton and the duvet itself is cotton, the friction helps hold it nicely in place without it sliding or bunching. I really like this set - both the duvet and the shams launder beautifully with no need to iron as long as they are removed from the dryer promptly. I will say that the buttons don't seem to be sewn on all that securely so I imagine one day I'll have to pull out the needle and thread, but other than that I am pleased and I would definitely buy it again. The colors are muted enough that even in paisley it is not too busy - quite soothing in fact. « Show Less
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No not at all, the material that covers the buttons is soft so it's easy to use. The buttons fit perfectly with zero complications. Hope this helps!
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I made my own strap after seeing how ridiculous the price is for straps on their website. As long as it is long enough and you can attach the ends over the metal knobs, anything will work! I even used an infinity scarf hooked on the metal knobs and over my shoulder. Worked great and felt comfy.