Using the Happizza Button Maker & Review!

Using the Happizza Button Maker & Review!

32mm 1.25 inch button pin badge maker

wanted to post a video for anyone else who wanted to see how this looked or worked etc

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if you liked the video feel free to like and comment but id prefer if you didnt subscribe 😅

[mirakei]

sorry if you’re getting ads, i didn’t put them there and i’m not getting any money for this video

[TC-rvsz]

This is an exceptionally good video in terms of filming, presentation, audio quality, everything. I love how well and thoroughly you documented your research and exploration trying to figure out how to align the pins!

[alytleartsy]

I bought the same machine also on prime day... lol! I came to see if you had tips for lining up the pin backing as I have been experimenting and going through the same trials you showed in the video. Just tested your theory on the 45 degree angle and that worked great! Thank you! That circle cutter is crap! Get yourself a 1.75 inch circle punch. That will give you the extra 1/2 inch bleed for it to fold under in the machine to make the 1.25 inch button.

[julietrim]

hey y’all, i just took a closer look on the picture side of the maker, there’s a small tick showing where the top of the design needs to point!! and then you put the backing straight.
(this video helped a ton before i realized though!!!)

[StefenieCaudill]

I never comment on any video, but its 2am and ive been trying to figure this out for hours, and this video SAVED ME. THANK YOU!

[MsPurplegirl]

I love your passion in this video, that’s when you know you enjoy what you do💖💖 lots of love your way!🫶🏼

[melissarosenvall]

I just bought this machine because I wanted some buttons for my niece and they are so expensive! I would rather just have the machine on hand. 😅 I have to say this was a very well put together review and also entertaining. 😂

[urLocalCozplayer]

a lil tip: if you’re having trouble with the cutting thingy use a pencil and the circle and draw a circle then just cut it out with scissors as careful as possible

[PrettyLitCo]

Just bought one and I thoroughly enjoyed this video 👏🏽 especially the don’t subscribe part 😂❤️ thank you this was very helpful

[nekochii]

It might help to wrap the handle in a soft cloth to pad it out. Also thank you so much this review is super useful.

[AshleeTuck]

I’ve been watching tutorials all day. I have the 3 size button maker that slides to put the pin together than twisting like yours. It’s super similar but mine keeps jamming or the plastic film does not stick to the button.

[a-mart]

This video made me laugh lol 😂😂 you’re so funny. Thank you for your video ❤

[dslafacionttdonnacooper]

Hi rhanks for video. I purchased one and is waiting for arrival. Can i make smaller buttons with this machine as is

[princesslizzy]

Loved watching this video. 😂You're like me you won't give up until you figure the issue out.

[gabybenavidez]

I love videos that show the oops moments. Thank you for sharing

[WanderingHawker]

I appreciate you sacrificing your buttons so we don't have to on the learning curve. I am wondering if that wonky part that slid on the backing is true North?

[shelby]

Im having no problem when it comea to the paper but oncd i stamp the plastic theres always a piece not crimping

[Elsaever]

What if you want to make smaller or bigger buttons? Can you use this machine with a different attachment?

[saxenart]

Do I just use normal paper to print my art on and use for the pins or do I need to use thicker paper to make these pins?

[lucian]

For the design on the pin can you use whichever paper type without it maybe making it look weird? like newspaper, books that you learn from or books that you read?