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Ace Ventura:
If I'm not back in five minutes... wait longer!
a funny quote from Ace Ventura: Pet Detective
www.recyclart.org/2011/10/button-flower-bouquet/
Recycle and repurpose your old buttons into a fabulously colorful bouquet of flowers.
++ More information at Blue Velevte Chair website !
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Comissioned Artist Set
by Jesjit Gill
backing card by the Trip Print Press
available for purchase on etsy.
some of my button rings, made from vintage and new buttons. I tend to make a very limited number of each one. It's less boring that way.
button drawing for my friends tattoo project here: curtainsforthewindow.blogspot.co.uk/2012/08/the-button-pr...
EMD 89 – Draw a button or buttons
Definitely attacking dragonflies this time; he's using this weird backhand technique where his whole body and legs go over in a backflip.
161/365 2019
Another day of rain, another indoor household macro. I bought this handmade ceramic button at some yarn or fibre festival I attended last year
This 1 3/8” horn doggie button makes me wanna howl & sing “Walkin' the dog, Jes' a-walkin' her dog, If you don't know how to do it, I'll show you how the walk the dog” - Rufus Thomas. These puppies would look magnificent trotting up the front of a red cardigan sweater.
300 State Street, Rochester NY 14624
This structural grid factory building was built for the former Rochester Button Company (c. 1900). Production was ended here in 1978. The building has been renovated and currently houses commercial office space.
Vintage bridle button that was found along others in an old dairy barn near Weatherford, OK. The front has a beautiful picture of the Mother Mary with a gold radiance. The back shows nice wear from its use and has a horizontal bar for attaching the button. The paint on the front is in remarkable condition. Button is approximately 1 ¾ inches.
Threadbear came with a book - the story goes that he couldn't squeak, but finds his squeak at the end. The first time I read the story my son was just 3, and he was thrilled when Threadbear squeaked at the end. I'll never forget that first reading. He became a firm favourite, and is so well loved he almost lives up to his name.