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I was reading On The Banks Of Plum Creek the other night and came across this passage. I recognized some of the buttons mentioned there, in my own collection.
The book was written in 1937 about Laura's childhood in the 1800s.
Francesca cleaning off and out her belly button from the mud. She loves her belly button is often found with her fingers in that little button hole. taken 7/8
These are the vintage buttons, ribbon and notions that I sent to Kelly for the Vintage Button Swap. Hope she likes 'em!
A 1980s replica showing native art and how it would be used for everyday objects like this blanket. The design is a raven - a bird much venerated in Native societies
Fletcher helps out on a recent still life photography shoot......................... the theme was sequins Fletcher, sequins!!!!!!! I give up!!!
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JEREZ DE LA FRONTERA, SPAIN - FEB 07: John Button seeing to her son Jenson Button of McLaren F1 racing on training session on February 07 , 2012, in Jerez de la Frontera , Spain
A bit of this and that. The fabric strips are from Cathy Cullis. The antique Buttons are from my darling sister. All the other pieces included in this are from my boxes of different things I save. All crocheted and sewn.
I was delighted to find that there are now some Button Quail chicks in the Lamberton Conservatory.
They are tiny....about 3 days old I'm told. I also learned that the males sit on the nest and take care of the babies after they hatch. They scurry about with their sheltering wings spread out to harbor the little ones when they need comfort.
Neuroterus numismalis is a gall wasp that has two generations per year. One being sexual and the other agamic (all female and needs no male to reproduce). The sexual generation causes Blister Galls on Oak leaves. Whereas the agamic generation causes Silk Button Galls on the underside of Oak leaves. Neuroterus numismalis (also known as Neuroterus vesicator) is common and widespread in Britain.
Silk Button Galls are abundant on the underside of the Oak leaves and can reach 3 mm across. They look like a thick, rolled edge disk with a deep central pit and gold hairs, and there is no mark on the top of the leaf. Silkl Button galls are a single cell gall holding one wasp and can be seen from August to October, until the leaves fall in autumn. The wasp larva will mature in August but remain in the gall on the ground throughout the winter, emerging the following year from February to April.
Pin I made today, using a cardboard scrap covered with ribbon as a base, lace scraps, old buttons, beads and bits of broken jewelry, and of course a hot
Here it sits on my messy work space... I have to see the buttons and touch them to pick the right one... glue gun...
Do cats have belly buttons???
As I have seen many of them born I know that they do have umbilical cord and therefore they could have a belly button... but till this week I´ve never seen one :O
What do you think?
Anyway I'm calling the vet tomorrow... you never know...
My own button bouquet! I bought 800 buttons on eBay for real cheap and I already had the wire leftover from my photo wall. The vase is just an empty Starbucks frappuccino bottle. I put water with a drop of food coloring in the bottle for effect, but am going to pour it out so the wire won't rust.
Handmade by me
Pattern by Keyka Lou
blogged here countrykittyland.blogspot.com/2011/05/red-ecru-love.html
See them at magpieskinnies.blogspot.com/2006/09/frog-bliss-button_15....
©Magpieskinnies 2006
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Black sheet over a bean bag was used for shot. Single light source with 5ft octa.
Post production the black background was airbrushed in to clean up the black sheet. The hard part was the umbilical cord.
TIP: Airbrush, clone, Heal the belly first to get rid of the clamp.
Next Clone in a clean belly button from another child from a previous shoot.. I used my sons. Feather the edges of the belly button and overlay then scale and match skin tones with hue and saturation.