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About Me
- Jess
- I love nerds (well, one in particular), my Savior, sewing, crocheting, crafting, my glue gun, blog-stalking, and being happy.
Jess's bookshelf: read
This book was intense and stressful, but so worth reading. It was informative, moving, and the ending was better than expected.
My heart strings, they were tugged. Took me a bit to get into (let's be honest, haven't been a big reader lately) but once I did... ahh, so good.
I've always thought the idea of Scientology was absurd. This book confirmed it.
It was interesting to actually find out more about Scientology: the practices, beliefs, lifestyle, etc. I'll just say, I'm so glad she escaped!
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AHHH...Jess I love that you love buttons! Its so cute. Remember my button dress? Wish I still had it for you!
I do not understand what a button shank remover is for...
I'm with Anna. What is a button shank remover? Does it help you remove buttons faster?
And what is a button shank anyway?
I'm so lost...
The shank is the part behind the button that allows you to sew it onto clothing (not the buttons with four or two holes, the ones with a plastic loop that sticks out the back). The remover allows you to clip it off quickly and easily (better than pliers, I'm told). You can then use your newly-flat-backed button in all manner of crafts.
:) I feel so knowledgeable! Though to be honest, I had to ask Jess what one was when she first mentioned them several months ago.
Wow. Thanks Brad. Jess, you'll have to fill me on the crafts you can do with newly-flattened buttons.
EXCEPT: my neighbors sell cute little barrettes that look like a backless button is glued onto a barrett. Maybe THAT'S what they did?!
I don't know what a shank is, but i'm terribly excited for you!
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