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Attaché 2.0: Instant Button Attacher, with 200 Clear & Black Fasteners, no sew Mini Sewing Machine for Quick Clothing Fixes Costumes Crafts

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Attaché 2.0: Instant Button Attacher, with 200 Clear & Black Fasteners, no sew Mini Sewing Machine for Quick Clothing Fixes Costumes Crafts
- VERSATILE: Useful to make temporary hems, quick clothing repairs, temporarily close wrap tops & anchor bra straps in place
- EASY: Reattach buttons in less than 5 seconds without sewing (INCLUDES 100 clear and 100 black barbs)
- STURDY: Can be left permanently or cut off when thread is available
- GUARANTEED: If yours breaks, contact Fashion First Aid for a free replacement
- LIMITATIONS: Will not work with thick fabrics or very small button holes. Intended to be used as a quick fix, not to make clothing.
Country USA
Brand Fashion First Aid
Manufacturer Fashion First Aid
Binding Kitchen
ItemPartNumber AT02
Model AT02
Color Pink
UPCs 833022000587
EANs 0833022000587
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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