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Cutesy Cloths Cutesy Cloths Cutesy Cloths Cutesy Cloths Covered Button So Cute Covered Button So Cute Covered Button So Cute Covered Button So Cute Pony O Pony O Pony O Pony O Supplies Needed: Cover Button Kit (7/8” recommended) Ouchless Hair Elastic 2.5 x 2.5 Fabric Piece Seam Ripper (or something with a small, sharp edge)

Pony O Tutorial

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Cutesy Cloths Cutesy Cloths Cutesy Cloths Cutesy Cloths Covered Button So Cute Covered Button So Cute Covered Button So Cute Covered Button So Cute Pony OPony OPony OPony O

Supplies Needed:

Cover Button Kit (7/8” recommended)

Ouchless Hair Elastic

2.5 x 2.5 Fabric Piece

Seam Ripper (or something with a small, sharp edge)

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Covering your button

Cut your fabric to 2.5 x 2.5. This fabric size will be enough to cover

any button you have, up to 1 ½”.

**For thinner fabric, I suggest using a backing fabric – I use

interfacing. It’s thin and easy to manage. It’s also sheer, so it will not

make color changes to your fabric**

Center the fabric, wrong side up, over the plastic mold.

Press the button shell into the mold.

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Trim the excess fabric so that when you push it towards the center, it

just touches the other edges.

**You don’t want too much fabric – it’ll be difficult to put the button

together later**

Tuck the fabric into the button shell.

Put the button back in the mold. Use the blue pusher to force the

fabric in the mold. **It’s easier to use a spool of thread to push the

fabric in**

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Press around the edges with the spool of thread – for a tight fit.

Carefully peel back the mold and you’re done!

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Attaching the Ouchless Hair Elastic

Pinch the “good” end of the elastic. The good end is the end

without the “Ouchless” glue. Put the good end through the eye. Pull

the elastic a little, bringing it about half-way through the eye. Pull

one side over the other.

Pull it all the way through

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You’re finished!