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I made this because I wanted a reuseable shopping bag that could fold up neatly and not get tangled up with all my worldly possessions in my ever-unruly everyday bag. I love how useful it is to have around, and I love how more and more people are getting used to the idea of people carrying their own reuseable bag. Fewer people give me funny looks these days!
Just got the pads in the mail today. I whipped up a little LED test on the breadboard to see how bright the LEDs would be - looks pretty good!
Military brass button for 49th Princess Charlotte of Wales Herts Regiment. By Jennens and Co.
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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.
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
*if you are stacking your buttons please glue these first. When dry, start to glue the elastic.
Apply glue to one end of elastic and stick to bottom button. Allow to dry or get to a point where it won't move around much. Then bring the other end around to form the band and glue on the opposite side.
It is important to let it completely dry!!