Aluminum Expanding Sewing Gauge Button Guide Equal Space Expandable Sewing Tools Device for Buttons Pleats Crafts

This expandable measuring tool is very practical and accurate. It opens and closes easily, allowing you to mark equal spacing effortlessly. The material is durable and lightweight, perfect for sewing, embroidery, and craft projects. It has helped me work faster with better results. Highly recommended for anyone looking for precision and convenience.

Overall happy with this product. I'm using it in my shop to help mark evenly spaced fastener points. It is a little stiff but expect it will loosen up as used. It's a well built tool, wish the gauge of metal was a bit beefier but works fine. For the price it's a handy tool to have in the box.

Tried to use it as soon as I got it. It opened halfways nice but then it was so flimsy that when I tried to close it back up, it bent and then totally broke. Would not recommend. Not worth the money if you can't even use it once.

I’ve been taking sewing classes and just learned buttons. I’m working on a dress now and my teacher recommended this tool. So happy I did, so sturdy and functional to properly space out the buttons. Easy to use and accurate!

Quality matches the price. Flimsy and difficult to close. I feel like Im going to bend it trying to close it.

Sewing help to space buttonholes and buttons equal distance. Once you’ve used one you’ll not want to go back to measuring with a tape measure. Simply decide the number of buttons, put one end of the slide at the top of the section of clothing and the end at the end of the section where you want the buttonholes/buttons, and mark each one with tailor chalk or other marker. Even spacing every time.

This is a super useful tool for sewing, but this particular design isn’t great. The aluminum is just too soft for it to work well consistently. Every time you extend or retract it the metal tries to deform and if you’re in a hurry it will bend to the point of complete uselessness. If you plan to use this more than once, I recommend paying for a higher quality one made with steel.

Easy to use, sometimes you have to mess with it a bit to make sure they’re all even, the joints can get a bit stiff. But overall totally worth it.