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Super Giveaway from Imaginisce!! (three winners — $250 total retail)

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I’m so excited to share this giveaway with you.

I love sharing my favorite things and this is one of my favorites for 2012!!

The Imaginisce iTop Button Maker is a really fun tool.

I posted some great ideas you can make with this fun tool in my Button Making Project post last week.

UPDATE — GIVEAWAY CLOSED

Winners are:

DeeDee from Um Wow Studio

Lauren from All Things Homie

Jessica from Warfield Family

{winners chosen via Random.org}

The iTop makes making projects with buttons so easy.

And the most amazing part is the backs that Imaginisce has invented — it opens so many project possibilities. I especially love that you can use scrapbook paper to make covered buttons with this tool!!

You can make almost any type of project with this tool — from accessories, to scrapbooking, cards, refashions and even home decor!!

Here’s a Spring sweater Redo I made using covered buttons.

Covered Button Gifts

Covered Button Home Decor

And I am so excited to announce that Imaginisce is giving away THREE sets of amazing Imaginisce iTop packages!!

Each one is a $85.00 value.

1 i-top™ button and brad maker  MSRP:        32.99
1 Medium paper punch                                   13.99
1 Small paper punch                                       10.99
1 package Medium Twist Daddies (8 sets)      3.49
1 package Small Twist Daddies (10 sets)        3.49
1 package Alligator clips (6 pack)                    3.99
1 package Headbands (3 pack)                       3.99
1 package Fashion Flowers-Pinks (qty.20)      5.99
1 package Fashion Flowers-Neutrals (20)       5.99

Here’s how YOU can win:

  • Let me know what type of project you want to make first with your new Imaginisce iTop tool in the comments. one entry.
  • Check out Imaginisce’s blog — where you can find out great project ideas and giveaways. Leave a comment and/or join. one entry each.
  • Share this giveaway. Let me know how you do in the comments. one entry per way you share. 

Good Luck!!!

This giveaway ends 2/20. Open to US residents.

 

xoxo

PS — I am working on finishing up my Family Picture Wall this week:

Plus a fun Kids Craft!!

And a special SECRET project. I’ll share it with you next week!!

And more!!

Happy Monday!!

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Comments

  1. Karla Pena says

    I would use the buttons to make wall art in the empty hall that I’ve been trying to find something for…

  18. Jennifer says

    I love the project potential of the itop, but I would really love to make a charm bracelet for my step-mom. She has wanted a mother/grandmother ring or necklace for awhile. The problem comes with having a 3x blended family and all the drama/issues that go with it. I am the only girl, so the pressure and responsibility fall on me- so did the hurt and disappointment when I couldn’t make it happen. This would be a fun way to include everyone- initials, pictures, dates, etc. AND to save me the headache come mothers day! Thank you for hosting this give-away!

  23. ♡♥♬ Louis ♬♥♡ says

    Thank you for hosting this giveaway – I would add some colorful buttons to my tween daughters wardrobe

    Louis
    pumuckler {at} gmail {dot} com

  24. Catherine Schlabach says

    This is one tool I would use a ton! The first thing I would make would be that covered button bracelet using candy wrappers that they have on their blog. My little sis’s birthday is next month and she would LOVE it!

  26. Sara Bee says

    I made some button earrings around Christmas, but didn’t have a fancy tool like this. So, I’d like to use this to make more jewelry and have it be so much easier.

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  37. Kate says

    Wow! Great ideas! I’ve seen this in the store, but never really got it…thanks to your photos and ideas, now I do! I would love to use this to make some fun accessories for my daughter’s cheerleading squad!

  51. Smitty Gaden says

    I would love to make a dress for my granddaughter and use the buttons like you used them when you spruced up the sweater. That is just precious!!!!

  52. Jerri says

    I would love to learn to cover buttons. I’d make earrings, use them for art, scrapbooking, sewing projects and anything I could embellish.

  53. Kris Hackbart says

    Button, Button, where’s the button? I think I’d use my button maker for sweet hair accessories for my Little M, and snazzing up my totes and bags!

  56. Amy says

    I have a sweater that I need to replace the buttons and this would be perfect! Thank you for the giveaway!

  57. Terry Gammon says

    I love this tool. I really need it, I am going to make buttons for a bridal bouget. I will be able to tie the button into the dress as well. Please pick me!

  58. Michele says

    The first thing I’d do is use the paper punches to work on Luminaria bags for our Relay for Life team. The next thing I’d do is try my had at that framed button artwork. So cute!

  62. Leann Lindeman says

    I am a button fanatic!! I am always picking up buttons at garage sales, etc… How cool to amke my own! I am a scrapbooker, so I would use them on my pages.

  63. Erin says

    These buttons are darling. I would make all kinds of fun things with this. I have a perfect sweater that would look great with some new buttons.

    Thanks!!! 🙂

  66. Jackie says

    Oh I love this idea Very interested in this neat tool! I love to try to make some clips for my granddaughters! Okay so i’m now following Imaginisces blog & on FB Thank for this great chance to win these fabulous treats!

  71. Katie B says

    I am loving your covered button framed art! What a great way to use up favorite fabric scraps! That’s what I would try first if I won!!

  77. Kara says

    I LOVE this tool. My head is spinning with all the possibilities with this tool! I am sharing on my FB page to be eligible for this contest! I’m new to your blog and I LOVE all your tutorials! This will keep me busy for a while! =)

  79. Erin Koiso says

    absolutely love the jewelry – although everything else if very cool too!!! liked on facebook too – thanks for sharing!

  80. Heather says

    How fun! I’d love to make some jewelry and just about everything you showed pictures of (because I’ve yet to figure out how to do one craft at a time). I headed to Imaginisce’s blog and also liked them on Facebook and let them know you told me all about them. I also posted a link to your post on FB to share it with my friend.

    *fingers crossed* I hope I win. 🙂

  81. S Hooks (camerageeky) says

    Okay so i’m now following Imaginisces blog & on FB. I did say you sent me for a great big hello. I can’t believe i’ve never been to this site, so now your in my favorites too:) whoo hoo. I shared your giveaway on FB as well. Wow and my daughter would probably get the first thing made. She’s a headband lover and would freak out to have homemade ones!

  84. Amber Andrews says

    I just had a baby & have working on crib bedding & wanted to put buttons along the bumper pad & bedskirt. I’ve also been wanting to make a picture frame with all different types of buttons on it. Hopefully I’ll win & this will help in those large projects a lot!

  89. Victoria Colgin says

    I’d first like to make cute matching shirts for my two girls who’s birthday’s are fast approaching.

    I’m sharing this on Facebook & Pintrest! Love it!!

  90. Joyce Slater says

    I was sent over from Crop Chocolate.com to check out your website and to see what your super give away is. I love Imaginisce anyway and if I were lucky enough to win the itop, I’d have some pretty looking buttons on my flowers and elsewhere on my scrapbook pages!!

  96. Randi M (mommyx2) says

    I posted a comment on the Imaginisce’s blog (can you tell I would love to win, yet!!)

  105. Caryn S says

    I love all sorts of crafts but the first thing that comes to mind when I see this tool is covered buttons! Clothes for my kids with covered buttons made with this tool sounds like a great idea to me!

  106. Randi M says

    omgoodness, I would love to win an Imaginisce iTop package!!! I would first make buttons for a sweater – I love that idea. Then I can think of 100’s of other crafty ideas for that tool!!!

  108. Jen says

    SO many projects pop in my head. I love charm bracelets so I think that would be first or maybe a cute flower in a shadow box for Mother’s Day made from a few of my favorite fabric scraps.

  109. Brenda L (centralnyscrapper) says

    I shared this with my shopping friends at Crop Chocolate. It’s in their Box of Chocolates.

  115. Brenda L (centralnyscrapper) says

    the first things I would make with an iTop tool are brads to go into the family history album I am working on. I could make them to match the colors and/or “feel” of the photos. Thanks for the chance to win!

  125. Cherri Engle says

    I love this tool. Your website is the first place that I have seen it and your video made it a new ‘must have tool’ for me. Thanks for sharing it with us.

  128. Linda Stout says

    I would make fabric covered button and brads to go in the center of flowers made from felt, fabric, paper… you name it!

  133. Lindy says

    What a totally awesome giveaway!!! thanks for the chance. I love Imaginisce products (just can’t find in my area :(. I would love to try the button frame….it is so adorable!

  134. Susan says

    I love to do crafts with my daughter….and the Imaginisce button projects is exactly what we would enjoying doing together….
    thank you for a wonderful page…

  146. donna altieri says

    i’m going to make buttons and then put them on pony tail holders for my granddaughter. can’t wait to win!

  150. Sav O'G says

    OHHHH! I just love Imaginisce product!!! I can’t wait to use the ring pieces!! This tool is so versatile! LOVE:) THANKS for the chance to win:) sbmmhoover at yahoo dot com

  157. Mary Meinking Chambers says

    I liked you on FB and love all your creative ideas on Pintrest!
    I’d love to win to decorate: scrapbooks, clothing, Christmas stockings, etc. Thanks for sharing your creative genius!

  159. Karla says

    I don’t even know where I would start…maybe some new buttons to jazz up some old sweaters, or that button picture is sipper cute too!

  165. Maureen says

    Dear Jen,

    It would be great if I won. I don’t know what I would make just yet but I have looked around for an I-Top and no one around here sells them and I want one so bad. I’m keeping my fingers crossed.

    Maureen

  166. Michelle says

    I would LOVE to make some cute buttons for some dresses for my friend’s little girls since I only have boys!

  167. Mary Lea Wolf says

    Oh…great give-a-way….I would love trying to make some of those little headbands with the covered buttons!

  172. Diana says

    I would love to use it to make covered buttons for some hair bows. I usually do it by hand and that takes quite a while, since i am making 100 of them for girls camp!

  179. Brittany Smallwood says

    We are getting ready to build a house and I am in the early stages of decorating. (yes in my mind haha) and I would love to play around with this and attempt some home decor for future use.

  181. Karla says

    This is such a great giveaway! I would make matching earrings and a necklace first, then I would make custom embellishments for my scrapbook layouts 😉

  182. Rachel Heidenreich says

    The first project I would like to do is to make some buttons/pins for some of the boys at church. I have plenty of “girly” rewards, but nothing cool enough for boys 🙂

  185. Laura M. says

    ooohhh… I would make custom buttons to use as centers in felt flower pins and make some to glue to thumbtacks to dress up my work space a bit! Thanks for the giveaway!

  187. Lauren says

    This thing looks like so much fun! Just for starters, I’d love to make some covered buttons to update one of my daughters favorite jackets, that has lost it’s original buttons. Thanks for the chance!

  194. Kristi Davis says

    As soon as I saw your first post I knew I had to make the framed buttons. I love it! I’ve been hooked on buttons ever since I was a child and my grandmother would get out her button jar and let me and my sister play with them. Those special memories are now something I now have shared with my grandchildren.

  195. Judy says

    I would love to win this. I would be making headbands for the grand daughter. she just loves funky colors and things no one else has.

  196. Tobi Wright says

    UGH, meant to say I “liked” Imaginisce on FB, joined and commented on Imaginisce Blog. Goodness me! 😉

  201. Tobi Wright says

    Happy Valentine’s Day! I am new to Tater Tots & Jello and I saw your ideas with covered buttons! I love buttons! I’ve been happily busy making felt flower hair accessories (with button centers) to sell for our African Adoption. I would love to use the Imaginisce iTop Tool! Thank you for sharing inspiring ideas!

  203. Amanda Young says

    My best friend and basically sister, her mom gave me a piece of her wedding dress. I am planning on making the buttons for the back of my best friends dress with the material from her moms dress. I know the dress maker who she bought the dress from and she agreed to add the buttons once I make them! I need to make about 50 total.
    I got the idea when I saw a post about the tool from the CHA show. It would be great to win it!

  206. pipi says

    i’d like to make my wedding gifts!!!!!

    that should be so cute….

    i follow imaginisce on fb, joined the blog, and i’d shared it on my wall

    i think everything is ok!!!

  207. Kathy Ammons says

    I shared this giveaway on my Pinterest board – giveaways. Thanks for hosting this giveway.

  210. Kathy Ammons says

    First project would have to be buttons for my headboard makeover! Thanks for hosting this giveaway!

  215. Kara W says

    What an awesome little tool! I’d make some cute hair stuff for my daughter or liven up one of my many, many dull cardigans.

  216. Kara W says

    What an awesome tool! I’d probably use it first to make cute hair bows for my daughter or to help liven up one of my many, many boring sweaters.

  217. Olivia Brien says

    I would make things to give away to friends and family and to sell! I am a starving artist/college student, and there are plenty of dance majors at my school who need to jazz up their hair-dos (no pun intended).

    I liked them on FB, followed their blog, followed their Pinterest, and commented on the blog. What a give away! 🙂

  218. Beth D says

    I have a jacket that I want to jazz up, so that would be the first project I’d do with this tool. Thanks for the chance to win.

  220. Jenn B. in AK says

    Wow! What a great giveaway! I would love to make some framed button art as well as some jewelry. Cheers from Alaska!

  231. TX JennyWren says

    I saw all their fun projects on their blog. I even saw a video today on how to make this wonder tool work. I am anxious to make some pillows with these covered buttons. Thanks for another chance to possibly win.

  232. TX JennyWren says

    I shared this giveaway with my daughter by email. We BOTH want one of these tools for all our fun crafts. Thanks

  236. Shirley T says

    wow…first time i’ve ever seen this great little tool. thanks for the opportunity to win this and expand our crafting skills!

  237. Megan says

    Wow!! What an awesome giveaway!! I’d love to win! Thanks for the opportunity! There are SO many things I would want to do with the iTop tool! I think most of all I would use it for accessorizing my bows.

  238. Melissa Cloe says

    I can’t wait to create all sorts of button-y goodness — but I am most excited to created and COMPLETE a handmade tufted headboard with glorious handmade buttons!

  239. Belinda says

    I’m pretty sure I would replace some buttons on a shirt with covered buttons 🙂
    Great give away!

  257. Mychele says

    What a fun giveaway! I would use it to make a fun necklace and some hair clips for my daughters and I!

  259. Sarah S. says

    I would love to use these to make covered buttons. They would be a great addition to dress up some plain ballet flats.

  264. Barbara Roth says

    I am thinking I either want to make some earrings or some buttons for a pillow. I love this tool.

  266. Sara says

    The possibilities are endless! I would probably make some cute headbands for my girls and then some colorful buttons for a coat I am making!

  267. Lauren says

    Oh man, I LOVE covered buttons! I think I’d attack the headbands first- I’m getting a new supershort haircut in a few weeks that is just calling for cute headbands!

  269. Melissa @ Bless This Mess says

    I wanted to make a little girls skirt with chubby pockets closed with cute covered buttons! That would be first on my to do list. I think I’d use them on Thank You cards some how too. I love homemade cards!

  270. Sally says

    The project i would make would be earrings. I found this cute card on another website that says “cute as a button.” What a neat gift for friends and the moms who help me with Girl Scouts!

  273. Jennifer C. says

    I would love, love, love to win! I would use this to make cute hairbows and pony tail holders!

  276. Sally Edmonds says

    Oh, Jen!!! I would LOVE to win one of the prize packages from Imaginesce. I’ve been coveting the Itop tools since I first saw them! Would love to make fabric covered buttons (when I sew or knit clothes for them – or refashion a boring sweater), necklaces, bracelets, hair clips, add them to my cards… The list goes on and on! What fun. Thanks so much for the chance.
    Sally in California

  284. Martha W. says

    I can hardly wait to get one of these to cover buttons for the children’s clothing I make. ….like your blog and great ideas!

  286. Dani says

    Also left Imaginisce’s blog a comment on those super cute boxes from Feb 8!! Want to have that kind of skill someday.

  291. Allison Rose says

    There are so many things I’d want to do but the first thing would probably be to make a bracelet! I LOVE buttons!!!!

  302. Danielle Kershaw says

    I would make button magnets. Those are so cute and would love to have adorable magnets on my fridge!

  303. Barbara says

    I would make magnets. I am also redoing a pop up camper and would love to make buttons to match the new seat covers

  304. denise says

    I love your sweater redo and will probably make one of those soon, I also love the idea of snapping on decorations to headbands!

  307. Mica Staheli says

    i liked Imaginisce’s Facebook page and left a comment! [Micaela Staheli]

    more_virtuous(at)yahoo(dot)com

  309. Sarah says

    Oh the things I would do! Earrings, new buttons for my jacket..flowers on pillows with buttons as the center… I have a few ideas and would looooove to win one!

  315. Suzanne says

    I’ve just started sewing so really covered buttons would be great. Although I do love the button collection in the frame. So Cute!

  324. Rachel G says

    I’ve been wanting an iTop for a long time. If I won I would probably make a bracelet or buy some pin backs and make pins.

  329. Heather says

    The covered buttons in the picture frame are so cool! I would defiantly make that my next craft project

  334. Leah says

    I spent several minutes in the aisle at Michaels staring at all these cool new products–I would so love to win! I think I’d first make some fabric covered buttons for a few sewing projects.

  336. Beverly S says

    I would like to use the I-TOP in my machine embroidery classes as a decorative element such as a monogrammed, covered button to use on purses, shoes, etc., that we make in class. This would open up a new tool for all the students who take my classes.

  338. lee says

    What NOT to make is the question! Oh my goodness! I am super super excited for this give away I can’t contain myself! I am having a hard time focusing! I think I might first make some hair items for a baby shower I have coming up…or decorate a pillow…maybe some jewelry…but the pins and magnets looks so darling too! I just can’t decide….it would be fun to dress up a gift too! so many possibilities and so much fun!!!!

  342. Jen Richards says

    I want to make fabric covered buttons to use on clothing and as the center for some flower hairbows. Ooh, on bobby pins too = that would be so cute!

  344. Line says

    I have been dreaming of this giveaway since your last post… I’m so disappointed not to live in the US that I’d make a tantrum :-p

  346. Diana McCorkle says

    I LOVE IMAGINISE iTop tool! I love the jewelry and the pins! OH, THE STUFF I COULD MAKE!!

  349. Eliza F says

    Oh man, I would love to make fabric covers for some of the knobs on my very-outdated-totally-waiting-for-rehab bedroom furniture. And a headband for my niece. 🙂

  352. Andi says

    Following imaginisce’s blog and commented! Loving the fabric buttons – I could do a specimen box for every month of the year! And make christmas presents too…

  357. Alex says

    I would love to make the framed buttom art shown above. I’m currently redecorating our house because my college life is winding down, so I have FREE time now when I’m not working. The framed button art would look great in my new yellow living room! 🙂

  380. shawn says

    I want to make one of those cute spring sweaters you show! Penney’s has their cardigans on sale for $12 this month! Perfect way to personalize!!!!! Thanks!

  382. Brittany says

    I LOVE it!! I would use this tool to make the covered button gifts for my place setting for my wedding. They would make such a cute, unique, unexpected twist to anything we’ve had in my small town in Indiana. I want a vintage wedding and this fits in so well. I would also love to try to make necklaces for my little niece and use them to embellish my scrapbook pages. So many choices though : )

  383. linda says

    I think all the projects look cute! The spring sweater redo would be just fantastic and the button jewelry and hair pins would look great on my grand daughters. Thanks for being such a great site for my help me express my creativity.

  384. Millie says

    i love the covered buttons framed out…great way to showcase small scraps of fabric in my craft room!

  387. Rebecca B. says

    I LOVE it!
    I WANT it!
    I’ll USE it!
    I’m seeing tiny black and white pictures of my G-girls on a button bracelet or how about a
    cute-as-a-button scrapbook page, or one-of-a-kind buttons on the G-girls dresses! oh, the possibilities are endless.
    Thanks so much for bringing this tool to my attention.

  397. tammy b says

    one of my daughters is a button fanatic, it’s her most prized collection, so i would totally make her some customized buttons for her favorite sweater!

  405. Margaret says

    My first project would be to make magnets for the fridge with different fabrics I have lying around. This is such a fun giveaway–perfect for when I’m feeling crafty!

  406. Kellie Pringle says

    I would love to win this set! I think the first project I would make is the super cute headband with the flowers. What a great idea!!

  407. Windy says

    Hm…button hair elastics…no a sweater make-over…no button barretts. Yea, button barretts. That’s the ticket. 🙂 Thanks for the great giveaway!

  410. don says

    wow, you guys really want to win this i-top tool and accessory kit!
    they are waiting to ship out – as soon as Jen gives me the winners addresses!
    –great sweater button idea Jen!
    –DoN:)

  411. Debi Kibbee says

    OMG! this is so cool, I would make the framed buttons, one for each room in the house, soooo cute. I think it would also be great in my mixed media projects

  435. Ellen Sutton says

    I can see endless possibilities with this fabulous tool! Dress up flip flops, pillows. fabric bags, shirts, sweaters, frames, make the center of ribbon/fabric flowers…….. on and on and on!! I would love this tool!!!
    Headed to share on FB and over to Imaginisce’s blog!!

  440. Allison D says

    I would LOVE to win this to make some beautiful covered buttons with my hoarded… I mean stashed…. fabric!

  442. Lins says

    I want to make the snap and change buttons on a pillow so I can change the dots based on the season!!!!

  443. Heidi says

    I would absolutely loveeee to win this! I am thinking it would be cute to make some buttons to go on flip flops and also make some matching buttons to make some cute hair bows and headbands. I would love to create some special things for my 3 little girls and myself too!

  447. hani@craftionary says

    Jen what I love about You is You share with us lots of possibilities to make which really helps boosting some creativity. I am for Sure going to make a buttons frame but I am more excited about using these tools into making a bulletin board with fabric and use push back, pin back and button back buttons in making a summer fun colorful board..

  456. Cassie says

    I would love to make some super cute buttons! I have always loved the homemade buttons people are making! What a great giveaway!!!

  458. Becca says

    Oh I would so redo some of my girls outfits with fun new buttons! They would love it…then of course move right along and change up some of mine as well 🙂

    Thanks for this give away!

  461. Danielle says

    Oh my gosh, this is so awesome. I love the projects that you posted earlier and was wondering where I could get the tool. I would make some of the jewelry first, but them I am a quilter and it would be cool to do my own buttons on some of them. I also love sewing bags and these would be perfect!!!

  465. Heidi says

    SO COOL!
    I don’t know what I’d do as a first project but I’m sure that once I learned how to use it I would make something fun for the kids! I’m thinking punch pin-style buttons for the chore charts? Hmmm..
    Hope I win!! Thank you for the great giveaway!

  483. Maria Ibbitson says

    I’m making an upholstered headboard for my guest room and would love to add buttons to it. Plus there are so many other amazing projects, elastics, shirts, rings… oh my!

  485. Kristin S. says

    I would love to make a framed button masterpiece like the one you made!! I have a weakness for any crafts involving buttons.

  486. jengd says

    I think I’d start out with home decor- I LOVE that framed button piece. I’ve been wanting to do one with sewn hearts or butterflies but the buttons are CUTE on it! That might be my starting point.

  489. Jen says

    I would love one of these!!!! I would use the snap backs to make a lot of button flowers for headbands for my 2 little (bald) girls 🙂

  494. Yvonne says

    I would make button magnets and button pony holders – both could be used for many different things! Or I would just make lots of buttons and then I would just run them through my fingers, smell them and then just sit and gaze upon the beauty because I love all things button!

  499. Carly says

    Im so excited to make that sweater! The ric rac is a great idea! I also make hair bows for kids and these buttons would be an adorable middle for some of the flower ones i make. Wether I win or not I think those are two projects that will have to be done! thanks for the inspiration once again! Im reposting on my facebook and twitter pages.

  509. Carolyn says

    Would love to make cute accessories for my girls! liked on facebook, following blog and left a comment, shared! Thanks for the great giveaway!!!

  514. sharon says

    this is so cool…. i have so many project ideas to do if i win…… thanks so much for the giveaway!

  517. Karen Knuppenburg says

    I would use the buttons for center pieces on flowers, or just by themselfs on the cards I make and sell…

  519. Allyson Croshaw says

    I would make necklaces and charm bracelets. What darling birthday gifts they would make!

  523. Jingle says

    I would use it to create my own embellishments for cards and I would also create fun jewelry pieces! jinglesells at gmail dot com

  526. Mary Miller says

    “Check out Imaginisce’s blog — where you can find out great project ideas and giveaways. Leave a comment and/or join. one entry each.”

    I am now following the blog 🙂

  527. Mary Miller says

    “Head over to the Imaginisce Facebook page. Like it and give them a big TT&J hello. one entry.”

    I liked and commented on Imaginisce’s Facebook page 🙂

  530. Mary Miller says

    “Let me know what type of project you want to make first with your new Imaginisce iTop tool in the comments. one entry.”

    What couldn’t I do with this! I would definitely try my hand at making some new pendants and buttons with my fabric scraps 😀

  533. gina says

    I’m currently redoing/recovering my inspiration corkboard. I would love to try my hand at making some button push pins!

  549. Cara Matthews says

    I would probably start with the headband or make some hair ties with different buttons on them. My two little girls LOVE hair accessories….especially when they are simple and cute.

  553. Trisha says

    I definitely would start with the hair things. I think I would make a flower and put it in the center instead of the hair binder. Hope I win one !!!

  554. Chantel says

    I would make hair flowers for my girls. We can’t have enough hair flowers, especially because they keep losing them.

  557. Jayme says

    I would love to make buttons for my granddaughters sweaters, they love getting original clothing from grandma!

  560. CK says

    This tool looks so fun! I love the option to make snaps! I’d love to try it out. Your ideas are great.

  576. Jessica Jenkins says

    That looks like a lot of fun and I would love to try using it on all my scrapbook pages, cards, and anything else I could think of1

  579. Erin Norman says

    Oh my, the possiblities would be endless with the things that I could do with a button maker. I love the jewelry. I love to paint on canvas and I could see the buttons as the middle of flowers. Oh my gosh… I soooooooooooooo want this… I hope I win….
    Erin

  583. tammy Lewis says

    I am making chunky button bracelets with coordinating fabrics. This tool is going to speed up the process and make it much kmore professional looking!! Have had a hard time finding the individual button kits at times which are much more exspensive. So excited about this new crafting tool!…. thanks TT&J!

  590. Susslan says

    Hi!
    I would make hair accesories and bracelets! I also love the framed button art and would love to make that!

    I have shared this giveaway on facebook and like &
    said Hi on Imaginisce fecebook page.
    And I also commented on the beautiful Imaginisce’s blog!

    So I really hope that one of my four entrys will make me a winner!

    Best regards !

  596. Nicole Estes says

    The first thing I want to make when I buy or win this tool is shower curtain buttons to go on the rod hooks.

  599. Linda Cloer says

    Love this! I have to have one! I am saving up right now! The first thing I would make is earings, necklace, card embelishments!!!!

  600. Amy@winecountrymama says

    My favorite idea to do with this I thought would be paper related for scrapbooking or something but after seeing your sweater redo I am really inspired to try that. It is so cute!
    Amy

  613. DeeDee Catron says

    Wahoo!! Imaginisce for the win!! I think I’d make… ALL OF IT! I’ve been making tons of wreaths with handmade flowers and covered buttons would make beautiful and easy centers!!!

  616. Tina Goins says

    I would give it to my mother-in-law. (as much as I would love to keep it) She has arthritis and struggles to do covered buttons when she sews. Think this would help a lot!

  624. natalie d says

    I would update a few of my boring winter sweaters with some fun, bright spring colors! I would love to win!

  626. Rachel says

    I’d make some button stud earrings! Maybe not the natural choice for a button maker project, but I have some really cute fabrics in mind!

  630. Amy K. says

    I would love to make some specimin art, and it would go so quickly with the punches & scrapbook paper!

  631. Carol Davis says

    I shared with facebook, blog and every way I possibly could. Let me win please please please.

  636. Renonda says

    I have a small button cover kit I bought at Walmart to make button centers for the flowers I crochet for my girls. This would really expand the kinds of buttons I could make!

  639. Jill Hughes says

    Ooh–How cool! I would use it for covered buttons for clothes for my daughter, and for other crafts! Loved the frame with the covered buttons in it. Awesome!

  655. Abbey says

    I WANT THIS so bad. I saw it on your site and already was looking into how much it was. I’d love to have this just for every day projects. I have no idea what I’d do with it yet, but I love the options it provides. Hope I win!

  656. Jessica Anderson says

    I would make some embellishments for my project life album. But that button frame is really cute too!!

  658. Veronica says

    I would love to use some of those pin back buttons to make the center of my felt flowers I have been making. They would be just perfect!

  660. Michele N says

    I would probably have to make a headband first for my diva daughter. lol, Then I would probably look into the jewelery aspect of it.

  662. Laura Teasley says

    Tons of ideas but the first thing I would make would be embellishments for my mini albums. Maybe use the buttons for closures? This is an awesome prize. Thanks for the opportunity to win!

  670. Carol Davis says

    Hello, Love this great tool and I want to make buttons buttons and more buttons. Thank you so much

  673. Becky Greene says

    I posted a comment of their blog post about your review of the iTop tool. Thanks for the extra chance to win!

  676. Barbara says

    I have been a follower at the Imaginisce blog for a long time, and I love their products! I use my irocks on cards, and especially on the fancy boxes I make! The iTop tool would put my crafting over the top!

  699. Carrie says

    i want to make some of the jewelry with the snaps to change them out. this giveaway is huge, thanks for hosting it.

  705. Kerry Guiliano says

    I have been wanting to make a re-purposed sweater into a cardigan – this would be perfect to make it “my style”. So excited!

  709. Linda Michaels says

    Thanks for this giveaway! I am definitely coveting this…There are so many things I would like to do, but probably would first try a Fabric button to replace the plastic ones I use on the aprons I make..

    Love the blog…such great inspiration always!

    Good Luck everyone!

  715. Gaby says

    SInce our soon to come baby boy will get mostly hand-me-downs from his big sister, I would love to brighten his clothes and give them a new twist by adding some of these super cute buttons 🙂

  721. Suzie Hurst says

    Oh my… so many possibilities! I think the first thing I would make is a cute kindle case for my sister with covered buttons. =)

  725. Traci D says

    I’d want to replace all my boring buttons on my cardigans. First graders love their teacher in bright and colorful clothing:-)

  727. michelle c. says

    If I were to win this fabulous prize, I’m absolutely positive I would jazz up a few old cardigan sweaters and make hair accessories (because plain bobby bins are so boring!).

  735. Alison C says

    Hi, I am thinking that if I won the amazing iTop tool that I would first stamps some fabric and make some personalised fabric covered buttons that would be great embellishements for notebooks and centres for fabric flowers and ….
    Thanks for the opportunity
    Happy Stamping
    Alison

  736. Amanda says

    I would give it to my best friend Emily. She is always making hand made buttons and I know she would love this. I would love one two but she would LOVE it so much more. Thanks. A.

  738. Gina says

    I love buttons! I would love to make the framed button project…but then again, the sweater update is just so cute too. I would make either one, or both!

  741. Stacey G. says

    If I won this fabulous tool, I would make adorable hair doo-dads for my nieces. I only have sons, so I don’t get to make cutie-patootie hair accessories very often. I think these would be ADORABLE!!!

    I’ve “liked” Imaginisce on FB, shared the giveaway on my FB page and joined the Imaginisce blog.

  743. Amanda says

    What woudln’t I use this on?!? I’d start by making some buttons to use at the center for a bunch of messy flowers, and then I’d use it to dress up my Project Life album.

  746. elizabeth normandin says

    I would love to own an Itop button maker! I would make some charm bracelets out of covered buttons! Thank You, Beth N.

  748. Kelli K says

    I would love to make some of the hair clips and headbands for my daughter and some rings for myself. I also loved the covered button picture frame that you made.

  749. Kim Breadman says

    I have some ideas for flowers that I would love to put a coordinating button in the middle! So excited for a chance to win this, it has been on my ” wish list”!!!
    P. S. I love your blog such great ideas you are just so talented!!!!

  750. Lee Ann Dusci says

    Would love one of these now to choose what I’d do first ….. hard decision but I think I would make some jewelry, then replace buttons on my jackets to dress them up, then some cute button frames, then……,and then….the possibilities are endless

  755. Lisa says

    I would like to make some buttons for closures on girly “survival” bracelets… my teens and their friends would love them. I would also use it to add buttons to spring summer clothes Im making for my 2 yo, and for hair accessories!

  758. Tina Johnson says

    I would start with a bracelet, off to a framed piece for the craft room and make something fun for my daughter.

  759. Mandy says

    What a cool tool. I didn’t know it was out there. I would immediately make some buttons for a sweater I’m knitting for my son.

  761. Kim says

    My daughter makes jewelry and I can’t imagine the fun we could have with this….thinking bracelets here.

    I’ve done all 4 possible entries. Shared this post on facebook at creatinghome!

  766. Dora says

    I would make some button jewelry! I always wanted to make some and I have so many cute fabric scraps that would be perfect.

  769. Dale says

    I appreciate the opportunity to enter this give-away. I am a follower of your wonderful blog and would like to make some hair pretties with this awesome “package” of goodies. And I wouldn’t stop there…so many ideas going through my head right now! Thanks so much!

  772. Shawna Perry says

    I would love to win this package so that I could make a bracelet (or 2, or 3 . . .) I’ve pinned the bracelets on Pinterest and the button making tool would make this project alot easier!

  774. Kourtney Rivera says

    I would love to make some button bands for my display Easter eggs. I shared on Facebook and pinterest!

  779. Leanne says

    i would LOVE this!! when you posted about it the other day I pinned it to make sure I don’t forget about it! I would love to make some cute covered button magnets!

  781. Carol Douglass says

    I am not sure what particular project, but I am an avid scrapper and cardmaker, so I would use the tool on a consistent basis.

  784. Kai says

    Now that the weather is warming up again, I’m going to be pulling out my flats soon. My favorite pair are black with a little button detail, and I’d love to attach a snap to them and make a bunch of buttons to choose from! Also, I’m going to join their blog right now. ^_^

  786. Sandra says

    I am intrigued by this tool!! I especially look forward to making pins and buttons!
    Thank you,
    Sandra

  789. Wendy Myers says

    I think it would make really cute hair do dads. But that is just for starters. You know what would be cute? A button embellished t-shirt!!!

  790. Shawn baker says

    I really want to make some cute buttons for my sons new quilt! This would definitely make it easier:) thanks for the great giveaway!!

  792. Shari says

    I have so many projects and ideas! But the first thing I would do is create and finish some Easter pillows and wall hangings by adding some fUn buttons!

  797. bahar006 says

    Hello, I love this button maker and I would love to make a home decor, a button frame:) İt’s so cute, I don’t use facebook but I joined İmaginisce’s blog and I share this giveaway on my blog sidebar.
    Loves, bahar:)

  798. Connie Haack says

    Wow! So many great ideas and I would like to try them all. I have been wanting to make one of those pictures where you embroider the stems and leaves then add the buttons as the flowers and these covered buttons would make amazing flowers. Thanks for all the inspiration!

  799. Miss Kitty says

    Hi Jen! Thanks for offering these fun packs of button-making goodies. This seems like a really creative tool…I would love to have one. I think that I would make a pillow similar to the one you have pictured with the rows of covered buttons on the front.

  800. linda newsom says

    Love the covered button gizmo. I would make button flowers, remodel some of my tops with new coverd buttons and just let my mind run wild with imagination. I need this for my church card making, too….ow the ideas just keep coming thru. What fun.

  807. Chia says

    Planning to make a series of neck cowls with button features for easy closing(so that you don’t mess up your hair!) So some bright fabric buttons would be really awesome…

  813. Mamarazzi says

    first of all your family photo wall is going to be amazeballs. i can tell. just from the sneak peek.

    ok. winning this would be a dream come true. seriously. i have wanted an i-top button and brad maker for a VERY long time. well it seems like a long time. i have sooo many projects i NEED this for. one of them is making covered buttons out of my Mima’s dresses for my cousins and aunts….we all want to carry a little bit of her with us forever. She recently unpacked some of her dresses from the early 40’s alllll the way to the mid 70’s a lot of them have some damage but some of them are totally wearable and re FABULOUS. the damaged ones are the ones i want to use to make the awesomeness using i-top button and brad maker.

  815. janean says

    That would be awesome to have! I TOTALLY would be making over some vintage thrift store finds. Blazers, Cardis, you name it. I could make so MANY projects! Love your ideas!
    XOXO Janean @http://howikeepsane.blogspot.com/2012/02/weekend-wardrobe-link-party_12.html

  817. Jessica Samsen says

    Love it! Gonna update my spring sweaters with covered buttons -and try the ric-rac ~ adorable 😉

  823. Kim says

    I was just thinking today that when I move back to Virginia next month, my first DIY project is going to be making a headboard for my dads bed. My dads room is such a bachelor pad–and I’d love to add some homieness to it by making one of those fabric headboards with the buttons on it.

  824. HeatherM says

    I’d love to make some headbands for my little one. I love your framed artwork with the covered buttons as well.

  825. Tamara says

    I love the button maker tool! I make lots of hair accessories and have always wanted to put buttons in the center of flower hair things 🙂

  826. Sandryte says

    What a fantastic give-away! Amazing opportunities for your creativity with this tool! I’d love to make buttons and hair accesories.

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