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"How are they linked?" you may ask. The button is attached to a pillow which my mother made in the week preceding Phoebe's birth. My mother arrived from the US post-due date in the hopes of providing maximum help to me. Unfortunately, little Phoebe decided to stay cozy and warm for an extra 12 days. Despite the wait, I think I got the best of the bargain as not only did my mother make this pillow, but she also finished curtains for my bedroom. I think of her every time I put the pillow on my bed.
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I found a velvet Jesus in the trash. I used old magazines, newspaper and buttons to create a Buddha.
The Button Farm is Maryland's only living history center depicting 19th century plantation life and the heroic story of the Underground Railroad through unique living history experiences.
The Menare Foundation will restore and maintain the historic buildings and preserve the cultural landscape as a resource for education, preservation and heritage.
Photo by Stephen Badger, DNR Staff
Buttoned Down Disco celebrated it's 8th birthday party at KOKO in Camden, with 24 kilos of glitter, two huge balloon drops, and lots and lots of happy smiling faces!
So out of five five-gallon buckets, I've culled a couple of jars worth of awesome button sets. The problem is, like any sort of inherited craft stash, that I have no control over the number of buttons in a set. So sometimes I just need to geek it out and spend an afternoon arranging them.
This metal button with the hammered design is especially made by hand. This is a definite enhancement in look of any garment.
A Purple Button picture frame with some really cool iridescent buttons. This frame is for a 4"x6" photo.
Vintage bridle button that was found along others in an old dairy barn near Weatherford, OK. The front displays the letter ‘E’ in a shimmering gold against a black background. The back shows nice wear from its use and has a vertical bar for attaching the button. There is a nice cracking through the paint on the front of the button. The paint at the top left corner of the ‘E’ has begun to raise slightly and appears darker than the rest of the letter (see pics). Button is approximately 1 ¾ inches.
this one is for a swap-bot "pretty pins" swap. Vintage buttons from Julia's button box, and beads from my stash.
The Button Farm is Maryland's only living history center depicting 19th century plantation life and the heroic story of the Underground Railroad through unique living history experiences.
The Menare Foundation will restore and maintain the historic buildings and preserve the cultural landscape as a resource for education, preservation and heritage.
Photo by Stephen Badger, DNR Staff