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There are a total of 21 hand-made button packs in this edition. Each pack will be signed and numbered on the back of the header card.

Each pack contains 3 carefully shuffled and sorted buttons on a hand painted and cut display board, and are sealed in a bag guarded by a pair of Kuso Customs and a neatly crimped length of wire.

They will be available on Thursday between 4pm and 5:30pm and on Friday between 5pm and 6pm at booth 605 during signings.

 

The packs retail for $5 and are intended for neato nostalgia factor. Individual buttons will be available to pick and wear (or not) for $1 each.

My second ever button fairy, made for a beginners button fairy swap on swapbot.

 

I really enjoyed making this but need to invest in some more buttons.

Rare glimpse of an EU Button Mountain . .

Button Boards on Parade

button boards by Tara Broderick

buttosn by Becky Johnson

 

The Living Room

Toronto, ON

January 24, 2008

 

blogged:

sweetiepiepress.blogspot.com/2009/01/weekend-roundup.html

Here is another one of my button creations.

  

This is the package I put together for my button partner. Button gift tags, a matchbook notebook made from a paint chip, two cards of covered buttons, a matchbox that holds the loose buttons, a puffy box that holds a button ring, and some paper buttons for cards or scrapping.

Then I decorated the outside of the envelope with a whole bunch of paper buttons!

Mother of pearl button. Made with a turquoise blue linen from the scrap bin. And some leftover orange quilting weight cotton for the orange lining. Top stitching was not that great, but the thread matches good enough to hide it.

el segundo, ca.

Bishopville, SC

Super charming museum run by a button enthusiast. More info here.

Handmade 1 inch Polymer Clay Button, washable and durable. See more at www.claysquared.com

jenson button painting being done to sell for whoever is interested. Done in liquid black and white acrylic onto a saunders watercolour paper. I hope to finish it by the end of july

These are my first button fairies made for the Button Fairy swap on swapbot

Sew on buttons, snaps, hooks & eyes with this

Steven Friedman-Romell, a freshman in media arts studies, displays his buttons during a button making finals study break in the Friends Room on the third floor of the Vernon R. Alden Library on Wednesday, April 22, 2015. (Tyler Stabile/Ohio University Libraries)

In our bright sunny studio!

Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire, UK.

Just a simple button made with the brilliant Pixelmator

Just me and my button eyes

Amazon Durex Dash Button

Photos Taken By Marcel Leonhard - On Behalf of FragRadio - © FragRadio.com

Back of button says D. Evans & Co. Inc. North Attleboro Mass.

My first Button Fairy :-)

Made using shrinkable plastic

 

will be used for the ends of zips or phone charms etc

Photos Taken By Marcel Leonhard - On Behalf of FragRadio - © FragRadio.com

My name is "Button". I know, mom has no imagination! Favorite treats are worms and crickets. Favorite past time, waking mom!!

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