I'm glad it was helpful. Thank you for your kind words.

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.

Hi Jean, the smaller buttons 1- 1.5 inch work the best. This big one was more difficult and I thought I would never finish filling it in .

Ok thank you for sharing and letting me know the smaller one works best that’s the one I will try.Have a blessed evening and blessed rest of your week.

You are so welcome!

Thank you so much. I hope it was helpful.

You're welcome. Thank you for watching.

Thanks, Tina.

Thanks for watching.

Glad I could help! I struggle with the center hub getting pulled off center, too. I've found that if I hold the center pinched together with my fingers while I secure it, it helps.

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks so much for watching.

Glad you found it helpful.

I'm glad you got your button. I'm turning mine into a pin. My rings are a mix match. The center stone is my original engagement ring. The 5 smaller stones Dave gave me for a 5 year anniversary, and the larger 5 for our 10 year. LOL We've been married for 38 years, if I continued stacking them up for every 5 years I'd need extra fingers. Anyway, the original setting was gold and after 35 years it was badly cracked and I was afraid I would lose some of the stones. So, my brother makes jewelry on the side (Aldrich Custom Crafts) and he re-set it for me in silver.

Katrina's Creations Crafting Podcast well I think they’re beautiful!!!! 🤗🤗

They are fun to do, but the smaller one are easier.

Thanks for watching, Carol. I'm glad you found it helpful. The 1-1 1/2 inch are the easiest to work with.

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you for watching.

Glad it helped! Thanks for watching.

Great idea, thanks!

Thank you so much!

Thank you. I enjoy fiber history related things, too.

You're welcome, Lucy.

The smaller rings are definitely easier, though.

That is a GREAT idea! I'd love to see a pic when you make them.

I love history, too. Especially when it applies to the fiber world.

The smaller rings are definitely easier to work with. The big one took forever to fill in.

Hi Peter, thank you for watching. I wove my ends in using a embroidery needle. With smaller rings the woven portion is sturdy enough to use as a regular button. The big one that I used for the demonstration needs some kind of backing applied to make it sturdy enough to support a pin.

I tied it on loosely and then catch it several times in the next few stiches so it kind of get woven in.

Hi Maggie. That is the hard part. I found that if I pinched the center together with 2 fingers and held it in the center of the circle while I sewed it into place, it helped. The stitches filling in around the spokes also helps to pull it into place.

Thank you so much Katrina, I will try your suggestion, Meanwhile I have been doing the Tree Of Life buttons with your tutorial They are a lot of fun too 😍 Thanks again Your tutorials are fabulous Hugs Maggie. ❤️🤗🇨🇦❤️

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