Over the last several weeks, we have posted four videos designed to assist you in creating circular button graphics ready to be printed and turned into whatever kind of button your heart desires.

You can find these button making tutorials at the following links:

• Photoshop Tutorial
• OpenOffice Tutorial
• Print Shop Tutorial
• Corel Draw Tutorial

What each video does is show you the step-by-step process for creating a machine-ready graphic. However, what the videos don’t show you is how to maximize the space of your paper by turning one graphic into an efficiently spaced page full of as many individual graphics as will fit.

But have no fear…we’ve got you covered.

The capper on our ABM Template Tutorial Video Series is a quick and easy tutorial video that shows you how to copy your circular button graphics across the page. The procedures should be relatively standard across all of the different programs, but please don’t hesitate to use the comment section if you have questions.

Welcome, loyal buttoneers (not to be confused with boutonnieres), to the fourth and final installment of our video template tutorial series, which has already shown you how to create button graphics using Photoshop, Corel Draw, and the Open Office free button making software.

Today, we venture into the digital jungles of Print Shop to go on a video safari that will show you how to create circular button graphics using this Windows-based software.

Note: For the three previous tutorials, we have had free templates available for download (see: sidebar). As of the post date for this tutorial, we do not have these templates available yet for Print Shop. We will have them soon, however, and will update this post as soon as they are ready.

Update: The free Print Shop tutorials are ready!

But the video is ready!

And this means that if you use Print Shop, and if you are are just dying to learn how to make your button graphics so that you can start making buttons (and we know you are), you are just one click away from having a step-by-step tutorial to follow.

The video below shows you how to use Print Shop to create a 2.25″ image that can be used for making a 2.25″ button. Here is what you will need to assemble before attempting the simple steps outlined in the video.

• Turn up the volume on your speakers so that you can hear the instructions.
• Get your source photo, image, or logo ready for use and know its location on your computer.
• Obviously you will need Print Shop installed on your computer.
• The appropriate size Print Shop template - which you can download for free by clicking here!

You can also go to our main website to find additional button templates that are free for download for additional sizes and programs. And don’t forget to browse our product line of button machines to ensure that you have the right machine and button supplies for your current and future projects.

Once you have everything ready, strap on your safety belts and hit play on the video below. Then enjoy your ride on the Print Shop Express.

Update: Our video that shows you how to copy an individual button graphic across the entire page has now been posted.

Over the past couple of weeks we have been rolling out our button graphic video tutorial series, first showing you how to create button graphics in Photoshop and then showing you how to do the same using free button making software like Open Office.

Today, we are going to step into the magical world of Corel Draw and provide the same step-by-step look at how to create a perfectly measured circular button graphic using our free Corel Draw templates.

Note: Use the following link for special CorelDRAW X4 purchasing offers from the Corel store.

The video below shows you how to use Corel Draw to create a 2.25″ image that can be used for making a 2.25″ button. Here is what you will need to assemble before attempting the simple steps outlined in the video.

• Turn up the volume on your speakers so that you can hear the instructions.
• Get your source photo, image, or logo ready for use and know its location on your computer.
• Obviously you will need Corel Draw installed on your computer.
• The appropriate size Corel Draw template – which he have made available to you for free here at The Button Blog – for your project.

You can also go to our main website to find additional button templates that are free for download for additional sizes and programs. And don’t forget to browse our product line of button machines to ensure that you have the right machine and button supplies for your current and future projects.