Custom Buttons Blog (Page 90 of 149)
Welcome to The Button Post by Pure Buttons! (Page 90 of 149)! A blog where we discuss all things related to custom pin-back buttons and other custom promotional products that Pure Buttons offers. Stick around for coupons to score cheap pinback buttons, new button product announcements and more!
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Last Modified: November 27th, 2013
We’re slowly rolling out a brand new product and wanted to give you a first look at something we’re very excited about! Custom Button Boxes offer a complete retail-ready solution for loose buttons, or zipper pulls, are printed full color on all sides and come shrink wrapped, filled with the designs of your choice.
Each box can hold about 200 1″ Round buttons or 100 1.25″ Round Buttons. We plan to offer 2 unique designs per box in our standard pricing. As usual, you can contact us for unique projects and we’re willing to produce almost any request!
In the meantime you can take a look at more sample photos of the boxes below at our new Button Boxes Samples Page
More details about custom boxes will be available on the website shortly but in the meantime, email info@purebuttons.com for pricing and templates.
Last Modified: October 2nd, 2013
You may have noticed we recently launched Clothing Magnets, a magnetic alternative to our custom pin-back buttons and they have been very popular with our customers! Take a minute to look at just what makes these reusable clothing magnet buttons so cool! The high-powered magnet bar on the back comes off to allow you to attach the button to your clothing with no holes and no worries about damaging your garments or poking your fingers!
Clothing magnets come in 3 sizes: 2.25″ round, 3″ round, and 2.75×1.75 rectangles.
Order some today and get noticed! View our variety of products featuring magnets at our website.
The small but extremely powerful magnet bar on the back is removed by twisting and pulling.
These clothing magnets by Ben & Jerry’s are used as employee ID tags in their brick-and-mortar ice cream shops.
PureButtons Clothing Magnets “Sticks around but doesn’t leave a trace!”
Last Modified: September 11th, 2013
We recently created these rectangle custom buttons for LEGO Mindstorms Robotics Classes. This product line by LEGO allows schools to offer accessible robotics technology and allows student activities groups to participate in robotics competitions. According to the LEGO website:
The LEGO® MINDSTORMS® Education EV3 platform is the third generation of LEGO Education robotics technology designed for classroom use. It is a full teaching solution developed with educators to actively engage students in a number of key curriculum areas such as computer science, science, technology, engineering, and math. The new curriculum for EV3, Design Engineering Projects, was written with Common Core and Next Generation Science Standards in mind.
Learn more about Robotics in the classroom
Last Modified: August 22nd, 2013
While we usually create custom button packs and die cut button packs with our cutting machines, we’re always up for a challenge and looking for ways to push our digital cutters to the limit. We recently had that opportunity!
We were contacted by Go Media‘s Jeff Finley to produce some custom die cut stencils for his new band Campfire Conspiracy. These stencils would be used with spraypaint to mark various surfaces with the bands logo. We used our amazing robotic die cutting machine to cut the logo into laminated card stock to ensure a material that would hold up to spray painting.
Check out the video below of our machine that usually creates custom button packs at work cutting custom stencils:
Thanks to Jeff Finley for this opportunity to create something truly unique! You can get music by Campfire Conspiracy on their BandCamp profile, name your own price!
Last Modified: August 7th, 2013