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Who's got the button?
I have tons of buttons! Just can't have enough (and why does that TV show "HOARDERS" come to mind?!! *gasp*)
I spent some time going through boxes and cans and jars of buttons this weekend, separating out the colors from the whites and the mother of pearl, because I need a lot of mother of pearl buttons for an order I have. I really love the colorful ones best, though!
Who's going to get the button? I leave you with this shot for the weekend.
It's no wonder this bird is endangered .. it apparently has no fear of humans. Looking at every turn for a free meal. Apparently this one thinks a button looks like a tasty acorn.
By the way, this hat and head belongs to our friend, Barbaralynne.
Have a great weekend boys and girls. If you got sun AND warm consider yourself lucky. We still have snow and cold. Sigh.
All the woodland creatures know it's springtime, someone needs to tell OLD MAN WINTER to turn things over to MOTHER NATURE so we can warm up, green up and flower up!!
Using Amazing Mold Putty to make a mold of a button.
Part of the instructions for a Quick Bottle Cap Jewelry & Card.
A view towards The City from The Point on Blackheath. One of the buildings there looks like it has a giant play button on the front. Today it looks like someone has hung their coat on it.
Ever wonder how you should use up some of those spare buttons you have around? Well, these little button animals are just precious! I especially like the little piggy (uses two buttons!) and that little kitty cat have the cutest little paws and whiskers!
See the blog post for more info: rasterweb.net/raster/2011/05/09/the-button/
(Inspired by the AWESOME Button.)
For the classy and chic look wear modern stretch cotton cardigan which flatter your body type which is made up of extra soft cotton and its long sleeves gives you an extra warmth to keep up coziness.
Colette Patterns Pastille dress with a few changes! Blogged about here:
vintagedreamer95.blogspot.com/2014/12/button-up-colette-p...
These little Button-quail arrive about this time every year at our place. I wondered where they went for the rest of the year so I did some research on the 'net and found out that they are sedentary in some parts and migratory in others but it is unknown where they go! I usually find them extremely hard to photograph but this one is an exception being more wary of a nearby Eastern Yellow Robin than the photographer!