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Mrs. Waffle, Austin Age and Occupation: 31, Costumer/Artist Fiance's Age and Occupation: 33, Animator Engagement Date: July 27, 2010 Wedding Date: June 2011 Venue: Hummingbird House About Me: My life is pretty much spent in a sea of fabric, paint, sequins and drama. When I’m not working, I play on a trivia team, take Broadway dance classes, read, buy shoes, and occasionally geek out on video games. I am an American girl who loves all things British and Mr. Waffle is a Brit who loves all things American...I guess it was meant to be!
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Best Tool EVER!

January 4th, 2011 @ 10:43 am by Mrs. Waffle

And now, a little sales pitch from Miss Waffle…

Seriously, ladies. You may have thought the glue gun was the best tool ever, but this one, in my opinion, takes the cake.

Behold, the tagger…

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This lovely lady and I met at work. It is my go-to work tool for fast fixes backstage. I also use it at home when I’m too lazy to use my sewing machine for hems that are falling out, that damn dress strap that came loose, or even crafting projects. Thanks to this beauty, the only use I have for safety pins now is marking alterations for people.

So, all that to say…get one.

Want to do a fabric-crafting project but have no machine and your hand stitching is questionable? This tool may be of use to you. :)

Hem falling out of the mother of the bride’s dress on the big day? This puppy is a lifesaver.

It’s extremely easy to use, too. Just put the gun needle through the fabric…

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…pull the trigger and voilà!

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Where can I get one, Miss Waffle?

Well, you have two choices. At the fabric store it’s in the quilting section and is called a basting gun. However, at the fabric store the plastic tags are usually either red or pink. You can get clear tags for it online. The other option is to go to an office-supply store and buy a price-tagging gun. My only problem with the price tags is that they are reallllly long, whereas the basting tags are shorter. Either one will work just fine.

Even if you don’t use it for crafting, it is a great addition to your arsenal for a fashion emergency. Besides using it backstage, I have used it at several weddings! So, get one!

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12 Responses to “Best Tool EVER!”

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jo.lee
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jo.lee (message)  5,820 posts, Bee Keeper

I miss using one! I used to work at a clothing store, and besides using them to tag things…they’re kind of fun :).

 
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Lexsy
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Lexsy (message)  537 posts, Busy bee

Lol cool gadget! Looks like something I’d get my FI, he’d love to see me handling a tool like that! Thanx for the tip

 
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tetorger
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tetorger (message)  138 posts, Blushing bee

wow, I never thought of the other possibilities besides tagging things! I have one on my desk right now, I work as a fashion merchandiser. Sweet, I might just have to take it home and play with it.

 
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SandraMarie_1986
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SandraMarie_1986 (message)  1,363 posts, Bumble bee

This thing is sooo cool!

 
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SaphhyMOH

they have them at Michael’s, too! (In scrapbooking, I think. they call it a paper tagger)

 
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sparks
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sparks (message)  649 posts, Busy bee

This brings me back to my retail days. Never would have thought it could be so useful for a wedding. Thanks for the tip!

 
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teacherandageek
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teacherandageek (message)  270 posts, Helper bee

LOL! I use one of these at work everyday! Oh the joy of sitting in an uncomfortable chair and re-tagging items of returned (and smelly) clothing! :)

 
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NoneOfYourBeeswax (message)  146 posts, Blushing bee

I have one of those just for scrapbooking, and the little plastic things are really short!

 
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Mrs. Glasses (message)  2,741 posts, Sugar bee

That was my favorite tool EVERRRRR when I worked retail. I got so excited whenever there was a missing tag on an article of clothing. I’d put those little plastic things on EVERYTHING! Amazing use for weddings you’ve got there! :)

 
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Mrs. Husky (message)  1,754 posts, Buzzing bee

I never even knew that existed! Yet another thing added to my craft wishlist…

 
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Eco-Posh (message)  2 posts, Wannabee

LOL, it takes me back to my retail days as well! Thanks for the tip

 
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Sewing Kit Essentials « the illustrated bride

[...] The best tool ever…or “the tagger” - This thing is amazing!  I wrote about its gloriousness before, but I will sing its praises yet again.  Often, I will use this in place of needle and thread if there is not enough time to sew. [...]

 

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Mrs. Waffle, Austin Age and Occupation: 31, Costumer/Artist Fiance's Age and Occupation: 33, Animator Engagement Date: July 27, 2010 Wedding Date: June 2011 Venue: Hummingbird House About Me: My life is pretty much spent in a sea of fabric, paint, sequins and drama. When I’m not working, I play on a trivia team, take Broadway dance classes, read, buy shoes, and occasionally geek out on video games. I am an American girl who loves all things British and Mr. Waffle is a Brit who loves all things American...I guess it was meant to be!

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