Choosing the right badge maker size depends on how you plan to use your badges.

• For name tags or event badges, smaller sizes like 25mm or 35mm are popular.
• Larger badges, such as 58mm or 70mm, work well for crafts, gifts, or promotional items.
• Some machines offer interchangeable dies, so you can switch between sizes for different projects.

Think about your intended use and check the machine’s compatibility with badge parts before buying. If you’re unsure, look for sets that include multiple sizes for flexibility.

Yes, some badge maker machines allow you to create badges in shapes beyond just circles.

• There are machines designed for heart-shaped or rectangular badges, in addition to the classic round style.
• Be sure to check the product description for shape compatibility and included templates.
• For unique designs, you may need special dies or paper cutters that match your desired shape.

Custom shapes can add a creative touch to events, gifts, or craft projects.

To make badges, you’ll need a few basic materials:

• Badge maker machine and compatible dies
• Blank badge parts (metal or plastic bases, pin backs, and mylar covers)
• Paper for printing your designs
• Optional: paper cutters or graphic punch tools for precise shapes

Many badge maker kits include everything you need to get started, but you can also buy supplies separately if you want to customize your badges further.

Regular maintenance helps keep your badge maker in good shape.

• Clean the dies and moving parts with a soft cloth to remove paper dust and debris.
• Store the machine in a dry place to avoid rust or damage.
• If your machine has interchangeable dies, check for proper alignment before use.
• Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for lubrication or adjustments if needed.

These steps can help your badge maker last longer and produce consistent results.

You can find replacement badge parts like pin backs, blank badge bases, and mylar covers right here at Walmart.

• Look for packs of badge blanks, pin backs, or mylar film covers in the badge maker supplies section.
• Check the size and compatibility with your badge maker before purchasing.
• Buying in bulk can be cost-effective for larger projects or events.

Having extra parts on hand makes it easy to keep creating without interruptions.