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Centaurea cyanus (Cornflower, Bachelor's button, Basket flower, Bluebottle, Boutonniere flower, Hurtsickle.) Swedish: Blåklint.
Cornflower grows in northern Europe, mainly in relation to cultivated land, but in the eastern Mediterranean, it grows freely. It is seen as a weed and as the fight progressed methods have also cut back cornflower. In Britain, cornflower classified as endangered species. Translation from Swedish Wikipedia.
necklace composed of vintage buttons/belt buckles, etc., collected by mother in law for her hometown shows she produced - she was prod., dir, choreographer,wardrobe mistress... ;>)
Free for all to use! Do not copyright! :)
Self-made from scratch using Paint3D
Credits:
1. God for his inspiration, guidance and strength.
2. Paint3D
name: Button Hopscotch
made for: E
size: 7
status: Completed
date completed: October, 28, 2013
working notes: Long-sleeve Hopscotch dress in Joann button knit fabric. Used Wonder Tape for the first time - success! That and double needle made for much nicer hems than I've made in the past on knits.
The Limited white button up top, size extra small, 97% cotton, 3% spandex, length (below collar) 22 1/2" / pit to pit 16 1/2" / sleeve length 22 1/2", all measurements are taken lying flat and are approximate, lightly worn top in excellent condition!
(From right) Alden student worker Kaleb Miller cuts out a button during a button activity 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)
If you can guess what clothing store has this button in their dressing room, you'll get a prize of.... knowing which clothing store has this button in their dressing room.
Taken a couple of days ago, but it has the dubious honor being my Picture of the Day: 10 July 2006.
Eva Perón, champion of women's suffrage and "Spiritual Leader of the Nation" of Argentina would have worn this button on a tailored gray gabardine suit........"Don't Cry For Me Argentina"!
Stock photos.
I was thinking a few days ago that I hadn't taken any common item photos lately. These are the things advertisements are made of.
So I started rummaging around at home.
Wow, we humans sure collect a lot of stuff.
Permission to use with request and credit if possible. Larger files available upon request.
Strobist: SB800 to camera right bouncing in my home made foam core lightbox.
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