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Sis, I want to buy tools in the Shopee application?

Is the glue ok for the labels to put on handmade knitted garments too?

Very helpful video

Thank you!

How do I buy this product no link

Any tips on where to attach the label on open back items? Or dress ?

Thanks so much!

It was SOOO nice actually seeing everyone behind the scenes I can now put a face to everyone. I LOVE your ceramic mugs and paintings the whole house and office shows lovely energy. I include the tags in my knitting especially the circa 2022 ...and the swear ones. Lol....I hope you keep busy for many years to come. ✨️🎗 🧵🪡

What brand of sewing pin are you using in the video for the first label (with the pink tip)? I've never seen that style before. Is it a special kind of pin?

Very neat: thanks

Thanks! Very helpful.

Just lovely 🥰

This was a great video so i Subscribed...keep them coming ! Could you also list the supplies that's being used and or where to get them ?...thank you!

awesome video thank you

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Thank you for the tutorials. I wouldn’t have even thought abound using a glue stick to help hold the label in place before stitching. What brand / type of glue stick do you use? What type of measuring sticks were you using also? I recently bought some of your labels. The snarky words on them are spot on!!! Please come up with more sayings 😊

Thanks Kylie!!! Great vid and super helpful!

Thank you. I appreciate you doing this. I'm always trying to improve my label sewing

Nice. Video and beautiful Voice. .

So do your shorter rivets not have to be trimmed? I always find that the trickiest part of installation!

Oh wow I was so happy to see you here. Love your labels and sew them on all my quilts and apparel. Have just started making ragdolls and they wear your labels too. Delightful video, thank you.

I want a label saying - Whoddunit? -

Loved this! So interesting to learn about your company which I have been following on instagram for quite a while now. Love your HQ and your impeccable taste!

I always add one of your labels to my projects, quilts, blankets, hot water covers! and more. It just makes them look so awesome. And I always get asked where I got them from. Love them and my tin.

Very cool, glad to you doing so well!

I've had the same problem as Linda (below). Tried 3 times, following these instructions exactly. The shank of the button skews out of shape, and the 'nail' underneath just bends. Same result when I use firmer blows or less firm, repeatedly. And despite efforts to keep button and nail in stable alignment (tricky). I wouldn't risk trying these on a made up garment.

I was very disappointed with these denim jacket buttons. All the hard work that went into making jacket and buttons do not attach securely. The.metal is to soft to take a heavy bang to attach. The pin does not have attach securely to button.