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    The document provides instructions for making fabric buttons using button making machines. It explains that additional fabric or paper should be added underneath the original fabric to give it extra volume needed to crimp properly. For embroidered fabric buttons, the stabilizer on the back of the embroidered fabric can be left on to add the needed volume without extra fabric or paper. It notes the machines are designed for light to medium cotton fabrics and other specialty fabrics may require experimenting with backing material.

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    American Button Machines ®

    www.AmericanButtonMachines.com
    972-985-5074

    Special instructions for making fabric buttons.

    Green Fabric Machine


    READ FIRST!

    Our button machines are manufactured to accept a certain material thickness. You will
    learn through experience what works best with the material you are working with. The
    instructions below will help jump-start you into making buttons successfully.

    Fabric Buttons
    If you want to make a button out of a fabric that is visually interesting or has unusual
    designs, simply add an additional piece of fabric or printer paper (cut to the same size as
    your fabric) underneath your original material. The additional barrier will give your
    fabric the extra volume needed to crimp properly. It also keeps the button’s metal color
    from showing through your fabric.

    Embroidered Fabric Buttons


    If you are going to embroider buttons, you can save time and money by keeping the thin
    stabilizer on the back of your embroidered fabric. The stabilizer will add the extra
    volume required to crimp a button successfully. In this way you do not need to add fabric
    or paper behind your material as you would if you were only making a fabric button.

    SPECIAL NOTE: Our fabric button machines are designed to accept light to medium
    cotton type fabric. If you are using a specialty fabric, you may have to experiment with
    your backing material before you achieve successful results.

    American Button Machines ® 972-985-5074 www.AmericanButtonMachines.com

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