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i have the design, i just need some suggestions on where to get these locally made...i need about 200...
thoughts?
thanks.
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Nitsud Regnifloh
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myliftkk
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Nitsud Regnifloh
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thanks. checked out the site, and it says they specialize in 1' buttons. know if they can go bigger?? i'm looking for 3"...
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greenhouse1014
Columbus
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You can always go to Michaels and buy yourself a kit. They're pretty cheap and 200 is a reasonable amount to do yourself.
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Nitsud Regnifloh
Valerio Heights
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i thought about that, but they're for an event through work. instead of t-shirts, we're handing them out to college students coming to a student-advocacy day at the statehouse...
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greenhouse1014
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you can't do things by hand if they're for work? Sounds like an intern assignment to me.
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Nitsud Regnifloh
Valerio Heights
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not what i'm saying at all. i want them to look good, and i'm not too crafty. haha
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jennyw
Clintonville
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myliftkk wrote >>
von wrote >>
and not the kind used to keep your winter coat closed, but the kind that are handed out at fairs, conventions, etc.
i have the design, i just need some suggestions on where to get these locally made...i need about 200...
thoughts?
thanks.Jimmy Buttons :)
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Jimmy is super-fast; buttons are well-made and reasonably priced. He made the ones we gave out for our weddin', and I was thrilled with how they came out.
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