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I've come to a halt as I wanted to soften by bely with cords laced through eyelets but my local shoe repair shop doesn't do eyelets so I need to think again. So I've made some covered buttons and a trial of a cuff to go with the belt. I'm happy with the design and size of the cuff but the zig-zag edge thread needs to be more subtle and the cord more purple so I'm off to make more machine cords.
Yes, technically the one in the upper right is a record and not a button or pin, but my collection is not large enough to merit separate storage.
Lots of green polymer clay buttons. I made these from buttons molds, then used them to create a polymer clay button wreath.
See instructions for making your own polymer clay button wreath on my blog: How to Make a Polymer Clay Button Wreath
Not only are the symbols confusing, but they are also around 4 feet off of the ground. Maybe less. I think the reason that they are so low is because the elevator is for handicapped people who might be in a wheelchair.
my awesome buttons arrived today, they came really fast, and i love them
i bought 10 of them the other day while i was super bored at work
Trying buttons as a resist in heat setting, leaving them attached after the binding is released
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A member of FRC team 8507, Jaguar Robotics from Midlothian, Texas, sports a great collection of team buttons during the FIRST In Texas District robotics competition at Irving Convention Center on March 25th, 2022.
Find all my photos from this event at davewilson.smugmug.com/Robotics/FIT-Texas-District-Irving...
Red Buttons (right) and his wife take home table centerpieces at the premiere of Sylvester Stallone's movie F.I.S.T., April 13, 1978- Permission granted to copy, publish, broadcast or post but please credit "photo by Alan Light" if you can
was making some woven bracelets and decided to make my own buttons, which led to playing with more buttons... in different styles, metals and colors...
Figured it was time to do something with my favorite buttons collected
at various conferences, and here's the second batch ready for hanging (see volume 1)
Ingredients: corkboard, frame, buttons.
Total cost of materials: $9
Fabric and Buttons graphic available for download at dryicons.com/free-graphics/preview/fabric-and-buttons/ in EPS (vector) format.
View similar vector graphics at DryIcons Graphics.
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Ze kozen voor fuchsia en vuiloranje valiesjes die geknoopt zijn met een gekleurd koordje.