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I really want to know what the 'oops' button does on this lighting desk. If anyone knows, please leave a comment!
Als nachträgliche Geburtstagsfeier waren wir zum Brunch bei meiner Schwägerin. Hanna durfte den Tag nicht gerade in bequemen Sachen verbringen: unter einem elegantem Trachtenkostüm steckte sie in einer gestärkten Trachtenbluse, deren sehr hoher, enger und steifer Kragen mit einem großen Hirschhornknopf fest verschlossen war.
Hello everyone!! its been a while since i last posted a pic but i'm back hehe :) This photo is for Me Again Mondays and ODC.
Theme:
MAM: Smells like a team spirit
&
ODC2: Celebration
It took a team to help make this hat that i am wearing as tomorrow i have organised a get together with a few friends but we all have to be wearing a weird mad hat...'mad hat day' and i had this black plain hat and decided to sow buttons and badges on it :) That is also why i'm celebrating because it took a while to make and i pricked my finger haha and now its done!! plus i'm back to taking photos YAY! :)
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Silver-grey worsted weight yarn, 6.5 mm hook, all except button band worked double-crochet through the back loop. Button band worked single crochet through both loops. Originally planned for this piece to be a shrug but the Vanna's Choice (Lion Brand) yarn was too thick to get the look I wanted. After staring at the rectangle of fabric for almost a month, I finally got an idea to turn it into a shawl/capelet. I LOVE buttons, so I just simply added the buttonband and buttons. Voila!, a crocheted shawl with the lacy look of knitted lace but with only a fraction of the time and concentration knitting would require (at least for me anyway)!
I wouldn’t normally give it second thought about pressing the button, but we are living in strange times. People with existing phobia around this kind of activity must be really suffering with the emergence of the COVID-19 Coronavirus.
button brooches by McAnaraks, made from scraps of yarn zigzagged onto thick black felt, finished off with my own handmade buttons
some little mushrooms I discovered in someone's garden, never saw any like this before. Thanks to skeletalmess for difference-maker texture.
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Cal is well known for advocating the PragProgrammer's one button deploy pattern. Now that we're exposing our deploys on code.flickr.com (look at the footer), I thought people might want some clarification on how it works.
When we say "one button", we actually mean a button. And this is that button.
“Super Button Mashers” a group show tribute to the gamers in all of us. Tons of exciting happenings surrounding this show that I will tease. Important to mention to kick off, when the show opens its doors Saturday Feb. 11th, expect not only a brand new OhNo!Doom but a brief secondary transformation as the gallery becomes OhNo!ARCADE!
relaxing in the hammock with their crinkle ball. Zippy and Velcro have been adopted. We hope Button is next!
Press the Red Button for lots more to see on TV, they keep telling me.
So I Press the Red Button and the TV turns off!!!
I love Technology.
Barrette i made for a friend using an old barrette for a base, lace scraps, old buttons, beads and bits of broken jewelry, and of course a hot glue gun...
Here it sits on my messy work space... I have to see the buttons and touch them to pick the right one...
Pretty much all computer mice use the same style of mouse button. If you have a expensive mouse and the mouse button ever wears out, instead of replacing the mouse, why not just get a replacement mouse button instead.
All you need is a soldering iron, de-solder the old mouse button, then remove it, then slide in the new mouse button and re solder it in place, the total job may take about 5 minutes.
the best way to get mouse buttons is to either find old or broken mice that you no longer use, or buy a extremely cheap mouse from a flea market or ebay then use it for spare parts.
PS while it is easy to take the mouse button apart, theres nothing to fix on the inside, the actual metal parts get worn down (which is why before the button is completely dead, you generally have to press the mouse button harder than you normally would for it to respond).