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Pictures on the set of Uncommon Threads on the DIY network with Buttons ! Thanks Steve for taking these awesome pictures!
Two nice sets of buttons. The set on the left (which is missing a button; there are five) seem to be made from some sort of animal horn. The set on the right are just delicous tortoise-shell. I'm not actually sure what they're made of --any ideas?
Buttons is a 12" cherub baby. She wears a white day dress lined in buttons and bows. She wears hairbows and socks that have buttons and bows. She wears bloomers and a diaper. Her ears are pierced with "buttons".
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Six black buttons for suspenders or bracers on ivory surface. Opened package with suspenders partially in field of view. Light effect. High point of view.
Meryll, Brodwyn, and Buttons have a cottonball fight.
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Buttons on collages don't look finished to me unless they have thread on them. So I usually thread mine before I stick them down.
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I brought some of Cleo's buttons as a giveaway, and they were a huge hit. There were hordes of teens sorting through them. The rubber balls were popular, too.
Black buttons for suspenders or bracers on ivory surface. Opened package with suspenders. Light effect. High point of view.
I bought this short-sleeve cardigan at the second-hand shop for €4.95 and bought seven new buttons at the Cork Button Factory for €0.50 each and with a wash and some crafty love, here is my new-to-me cardigan for a total cost of €8.45. I do lots of this kind of thing. Check it out on my blog, springstitches.wordpress.com
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A small handful of the buttons I made with my new button machine. All are original designs from vintage books/ads on one-inch buttons.
For the Weekly Alphabet Challenge - C for Circle. These are all very old mother of pearl etc buttons from my mother's button box.
As part of an argument with Arne, the Xbox Community rep, I got out my original 360 box and took some shots of how a proper box is constructed.
Buttons decided to help lend legitimacy to my comparison by nudging the 360 box at just the right time.
Buttons, especially metal military buttons, are often found when archeologists are excavating the site of a native village. Does this mean that the two groups lived in harmony together? Not necessarily.
While it was not unheard of for natives and Europeans to coexist, more commonly, the two relied on each other for trade commodities. Many inexpensive items such as nails or sewing needles commonly used by Europeans were highly prized and sought after by natives.
Although some tribes did work in copper or silver, buttons on European clothing and American uniforms were elaborate and detailed in their relief carvings. Once acquired by natives, the buttons also served as trade items between tribes since they were greatly valued as regalia adornments
I've just started back in making buttons. These are demos just to see how this technique would work. I have some bugs to work out. Once I'm home again (we're on vacation) I'll be putting a lot of effort into buttons.