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tour button for bloggers. DIARY OF A VAMPIRE STRIPPER COMING JUNE 1st. bloodtouch.webs.com/doavs.htm
“Once you have missed the first buttonhole you'll never manage to button up”
--Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
This is the button I have to ware in the court house while being a juror. It a sign to everyone not to talk to me. Not even a "Hello."
As I was having a whole 'lotta' fun sewing the other day I somehow found myself sorting through my buttons. Now you should understand that button sorting is a favourite pastime of mine and I need no excuses. It gives me immense pleasure to sort them into their individual jewel like colours, their various shapes, sizes, whether they have two holes or four....... Maybe it's because I'm a control freak or possibly that sometimes I'm a Teaching Assistant- buttons are an excellent educational tool as well you know!
Actually the daisy plant flower is not one single flower but is made up of many small individual flowers. The central core consists of tiny florets arranged in opposing spirals exhibiting the Fibonacci sequence. The outer ring of flowers consists of petal-like ray florets that are much bigger than the core florets.
These are cute button bobby pins. The pins measure 2". The colors in the button are brown, blue, and white.
Kind of reminds me of the architecture from the game "Portal". Seen in Daejeon, South Korea.
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Focus stack and merge of 101 images. Processed in Helicon Focus., Lightroom 2015.12, and Nik Color Efex 4 (Pro Contrast, Low Key, and Detail Extractor).
The is the first button quail. I'm unsure whether it's male or female- most of the time the males have that white patch on the throat but in some mutations females do as well. If you've noticed the bare back, according to the breeders they pluck feathers from each other to add to the nest. They will grow back!
This one is a bit braver than the other one, as it didn't try to run.
I have made this fairy button from shrink plastic and Tim Holtz product.
I love it and I made it for a swap.
The skull on this button was taken from Victorian era art. It is deeply engraved into fine pewter. Our skull button is 1 inches in diameter and has a sturdy shank on the back. All of our buttons are made in Boise Idaho. www.TreasureCast.com