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The Button Explosion Necklace gives new life to salvaged buttons. This elegant necklace is accented with high quality glass beads and is 18 inches long with a 4 inch drop.
Button shells are found buried in the sand, only reaching out its eyes and tentacle to forrage for food. When disturbed, these small but mighty shells gives a spiralling leap and buries itself into the sand again. Empty shells are also popular hangout places of hermit crabs, providing them with a safe and secure home away from predators.
This brooch combines a large brass button with a celluloid button, with colors in gradation from brick red to dark brown.
I ran one of the ends through half of every other selvedge stitch all the way around and then drew it in tight. See my knitting blog for more details.
Upper left button is a handmade button that I purchased at a bead and button show in Austin, TX several years ago
Beige with thin gray stripes, long sleeve, button-down shirt from Takel. 100% cotton. Style no. 800725
Take wire - insert thru holes in button - twist closed - glue wires to back of button. You can attach it by sewing or like I do, glue it on and clamp it overnight.
I finally got around to experimenting with printing using antique letterpress letters and block printing inks. I only have the letters B N o T and y so I'm pretty limited with what I can have them say.
I sewed a vintage button right onto the card for some added texture.
Modified from the pants pattern in "Carefree Clothes for Girls." Instead of lace at the bottom, I added a little button tab to slightly cinch the pants at the bottom of the leg.
Focus stack and merge of 76 images. Processed in Helicon Focus, Lightroom 2015.12, and Nik Color Efex 4 (Pro Contrast, Low Key, and Detail Extractor).
This is a simple application of a beautiful Black Glass button embedded into a flatten piece of clay. I did a Black wash to give it depth and covered it in Gloss Clear Glaze. It ha a silver attachment on the back so it can be hung from a Chain, Ribbon or Black Satin Cord.
SIZE: 1&1/4 inches
I use this camera bag as my purse because bringing along my camera somewhere is more convenient that way. also I broke a camera's lcd screen by hauling it around in the pocket of a purse. :(
anyway, the Neko Case button kept falling off. I used to have a Fox Confessor one too but it fell off and got lost. I finally found another button that I wasn't using and swapped out the backs.
the opposite side of the strap has buttons too. maybe I will show you them another time.