Resinta 30 Sets Acrylic Design Button Clear Button Badges Kit with Pin for Craft Supplies or DIY Badges (1.5 Inch)

Liked the quality and price but not accurate size, 1.75 but the inside 1.5

The reviews and comments on these buttons have to be fake. THESE BUTTONS SUCK< THEY DO NOT STAY TOGETHER AT ALL> I had to glue every single one of these buttons on the back just to get them to stay. I will upload video exposing this product. PLEASE DO NOT BUY THESE BUTTONS THEY WILL WASTE YOUR TIME> I had 10 different people expierment with them just to make sure I wasnt crazy. Every single person told me that it was a faulty product, didnt snap together and stay together etc. Not a single video on youtube, not a blog or feed explaining even how to properly keep these together. It states that it is a 2 inch button so I bought a 2 inch paper hole puch and there is still a decent amount of room left in the button making it look unprofessional. Waste of time and money

Perfect for button crafts. I used these with fabric cutouts at a baby marvel baby shower. Cudos to the manufacturer for making them reusable. Yes, I collected them at the end of the baby shower. If you are familiar with the "don't say baby" game - The game that normally uses safety pins. If you say, baby, you lose your pin, the guest with the most pins at the end of the shower is the winner .... Imagine how much fun it was to actually collect themed buttons!

I bought these for party favors for my son's birthday party. I printed out Fortnite emoticons on paper and they worked fine. I found that many of the backing parts did not snap into place, but realized that the flat part of the pin on the backing needed to be adjusted to lie in the right place. That may not fix everyone's issues with these, but it worked for me!

I got these buttons to use as a party favor for an event. about 25% of the buttons did not click in place and were loose. I had to superglue some of them together.

Wanted to get these to make some fun gifts I could give out at a cosplay gathering since I don't have a button maker. These are nice for the price, though there are some issues:-- Pinning them to clothing is near impossible right out of the bag. I could get the metal pin open, but then found it ridiculously hard to close them. After some playing around I found it was because the metal pins get pushed inwards, which then gets in the way of closing them as the needle can't get under the metal hook. I thought the backs would push against them and prevent this, but not enough with just a single layer of photo paper. This was fixed pretty easily by gluing them down so they couldn't move, just make sure they are pressed as far out against the back as they can go. (I used hot glue and ribbon to make it quicker and easier).- While most pieces fit together well enough, a few were oddly loose so I decided to glue the backs just in case.-Some pieces were scuffed and scratched, noticeable on close inspection. Its a shame, but not too unexpected really. Luckily they weren't too bad, but its something to be aware of.After some work though, I'm very excited to hand these out! They came out nicer than expected, especially having used photo paper to get that nice black color that makes my art really pop. The individual wrappers are a nice touch too. If you need something affordable and are willing to do a little extra work, I'd say these are a pretty good choice.

I used a coffee stirrer to drizzle a thin bead of Mod Podge in the seam and it worked perfectly to lock the two pieces together. Mod Podge dries clear so you can't even see it. If you don't have any, take some regular white school glue and dilute it slightly with some water, it is pretty much the same thing.

Good alternative for people who don't have a button maker. I tested one by throwing it on the ground multiple times on cement, tile, and carpet. It didn't break, crack, or fall apart. It finally popped apart after I tossed it high in the area and it hit the ground. So should be fine if it's dropped by accident. Printer and photo paper should be fine, a friend bought them and put pressed flowers inside.

The buttons were very sturdy and easy to manipulate. I used mine for name buttons favors for my birthday party, so the individual resealable wrappers worked PERFECTLY. (It was also very easy to take them back apart if necessary.)

I would not buy these again. Each of the 30 buttons was individually wrapped, but somehow many were still scratched and dirty looking. A few of the front & back pieces wouldn't snap together. I didn't have time to return them and get a different product, so I had to use them anyway. They worked okay, but I would not recommend theses.

These were easy to use and work with. You simply pop off the back and place whatever you want inside. Great deal for the amount of buttons! Will definitely purchase again.

Unfortunately these were really hard to assemble and really hard to pin on to things. Some of them would just flat out not be pinnable - which defeats the purpose. The look was good - but the use was not.

Had difficulty getting the pin portion of the button to hook so I had to take the time to bend each of them slightly to get the pin to latch properly. Not a deal breaker. Just annoying.

These cases make my drawings look like legitimate buttons (or close to it, at least). In addition, I have yet to have any problems whatsoever with them falling apart. I also appreciate that I can cycle out designs should I get bored of some and run out of cases, though I struggle to see when I would even run out of buttons to begin with.

I purchased two different sizes of these and both were very poor quality. The pin is not secured to the back so it slides down or moves and is unaligned so it cannot be opened. Each one would have to be glued in place before assembling the buttons. They will not snap tightly together and repeatedly fall apart. Each would have to be glued a second time to be usable. Very disappointing. Returned both packages.