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small chair embellished with vintage buttons and jewlery. Donated to the Whitewater Valley Arts Association for their 2008 Chair-ity event.
Sterling silver box pendant with a Mother.of.Pearl button. Wire balled on both sides through the button, square tube bail.
Bull's Eye Buttons, hand crafted clay buttons, available at "souptoknits" on etsy.com. Special orders are always welcome.
Making snowmen out of buttons :) Blogged @ rosinahuber.blogspot.com/2010/12/quilled-christmas-cards....
Button decided Lisa's bag was a great alternative to clothes. Especially since hers aren't finished.
She sports an egg warmer hat, and handmade merino wool felt shoes.
I feel like there should be a They Might Be Giants Song about me. It would be similar to Particle Man. I’d be Button-Head Girl.
Blouse, Forever 21. Dress, City Triangles (swap). Shoes, Gianni Bini (hand-me-down from Londyn). Belt, Mimi di N (thrifted). Headband, The Crafty Chemist. Earrings, Target. Bag, vintage.
I haven’t gotten any further than a song title, but you can leave lyrics in the comments, if you like.
www.recyclart.org/2013/07/green-glam/
I've been following Clémentine la Mandarine for a couple years now and think everyone should hear about her Green Glam and lovely efforts to improve our environment.
All of Clémentine's designs are made with 'unwanted' items saved from dusty attic spaces or rescued from going in to the bin. Her pieces are unique, fun, and best of all recycled!!! Another creative aspect about what Clémentine does is that she offers vouchers to her customers in return for their 'trash' and junk drawer clutter! How cool is that?! Go check out her jewelry, hair accessories, hand painted postcards, and more at Clémentine la Mandarine.
More information at Clémentine la Mandarine website !
Idea sent by Kaitlyn Parker !
"Restart Button" offered by U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton to Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in Geneva, Switzerland March 6, 2009. [State Department photo]
A super fun way to use all that adorable japanese fabric I've been hoarding--er, collecting. Check out my profile for info on where to find more of my creations online. Thanks for looking!
Macro Monday (7.6.09): “What you wanna be when you grow up?”
Mom always said, "Work is only work if you'd rather be doing something else." Luckily, I'm living the dream--I was drawing when I was 4, and now I'm an Executive Creative Director in the digital world. Bigger canvases, same love of creative.
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This pin back button is 3 ½ inches in diameter. It was made by Button World Mfg., Inc. and carries a 1966 copyright date.
This simple button pattern will come in handy when nothing else suits or is available - experiment with yarns, threads & hook sizes – work pattern in back loops of stitch only – play with multi colours by changing colour on every round or use variegated yarn/thread – thread beads onto your yarn/thread & bring them into your work as desired – stuff with wadding for a firm button or cover old buttons Pattern includes:
•simple crochet button & button loop instructions
•US & UK terminology
•stitch diagrams (charts) & stitch drawings
•clear colour photos
Closeup of the fire button an "the Arcade" joystick.
Taken with my sigma 75-200 using passive extension tubes aperture was set to F22. Focused manually fully open(F3.8) and then set to F22 for the shot.
Shot for the Macromondays 1980's theme - I sure did play a lot of computer in the eighties
Today we had an appointment with our midwife's supervising practice to verify (in accordance with state law) that I am a viable candidate for home birth. We finally heard "Button's" heartbeat (we weren't quite far enough along at our last visit to hear), a strong, healthy heart. The feeling was so different from my last "wow, there's something LIVING inside me" feeling with my first daughter (I'm serious - all I could picture was that scene from the Matrix when the bad guys implanted that bug into Neo's belly button). But I got an extra special bonus when the midwife offered a sneak peek at no charge, so Piper could see the baby. I keep looking at the pictures and wanting to cry.
After these last few rough months, it's just SO good to SEE my baby, to know that all the yicky stuff isn't just one more health problem that I have to deal with. Look at the hands, up over the face there! The midwife said the legs were crossed... It's only about four inches long, and already, legs and fingers and heart and head and toes... I'm all weepy, but hey, it's a good thing, right?