Button photos on Flickr

Button and bead necklace by Georgina Lester

Vintage 'fake' shell buttons stitched together with big glass beads

Phatsheep Button swop - made by Jacqui 2 by tiptoptoppersbyruth

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A close up of the buttons I received from Jacqui as part of Phatsheep button swop - already used one of the linen hearts! Red chunky hearts made from fimo

button by irreality

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button 5 by holeymoon

Button Centerpieces by Ariela Bonen

Button Jar by Allison Bloom

Buttons! From my mom.

button bonanza by swelldesigner

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1800's Aussie Tailor button by Marc Russo

Button_Making_TS94042215 by Ohio University Libraries

Daniel Harrington, a junior in geography, displays his custom buttons during a button making finals week break in the Library Friends Room on the third floor of the Vernon R. Alden Library on Wednesday, April 22, 2015. (Tyler Stabile/Ohio University Libraries)

Button by Tom Magliery

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Bridgewater 144 - Living Room 2 by Garman Homes - Fresh Paint

Button

Walls - Antique White

Trim - Dover White

Hardwood - Danner 3’ Oak Hazelnut

Cabinet Stain - Classic FP Ebony

button 7 by holeymoon

button up by Jade Alexandra

floral

Button@Yellow by Borretje Wolf

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button fabric by Lindsay Harvey

made with some of my screenprinted fabric in brown with orange ink. And they're buttons!

Button Card by TheKraftyCupcake

Button & Ben by Cindy Sharp

Only a very special cat is this connected to a 13 year old boy.

Button by diahng

Button Cupcake by JeanneGear

Button + Liebelt by Gordon Anderson

button *aLM by Honza Vitík

pro všechny fanoušky!!!

button love by alex ♥

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Goodwood 2012 by Kevin Fletcher

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Button in the McClaren

Jenson Button by Brenda

F1 driver Jenson Button

Button by thedisneyprincesswhowaspromised

I used my "District Emblems" tissue paper from the Exhibition gift shop to fill a button. :)

Button by akirakotic

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Button Shells by Nicholas Rees

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Berlin, Ontario, at one time was known as the "Button Capitol of Canada" due to the large number of button factories located here. Shells were used to make mother-of-pearl buttons, first by drilling out a blank from the shell, then turning it on a lathe and finally drilling the thread holes. The amount of detritus was probably enormous, and fragments can still be found on the surface in various parts of Kitchener-Waterloo today. These shells likely date from around 1875.

silver-button-necklace03 by CuriousJewelry