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i used a combination of silver toned buttons to coordinate with the dresser and change it up from the normal tufted headboard you see everyday.
One of my neighbour's cats. She is the sweetest little thing but very very shy so I was stoked that she hung around yesterday long enough for me to snap this =)
Couldn't pass up this cute button!
For Miriam Ruth born 27 August. Only 6lb 7oz so at 3 month size she's got a bit of growing before she'll fit this!
Free Debbie Bliss pattern from here
Vintage bridle button that was found along others in an old dairy barn near Weatherford, OK. The front has a beautiful picture of the Mother Mary with a gold radiance. The back shows nice wear from its use and has a horizontal bar for attaching the button. The paint on the front is in remarkable condition. Button is approximately 1 ¾ inches.
Media control button that I design for media player. Just finish only button but media player not create yet. I think it's very difficult to create interface design.
this is what Ada & I have been doing today, dressing the dolls in Button Arcade and taking their picture.
thanks again to my little assistant, she's amazing.
In April 1955 30 buttons were attached to this 10 3/4'' x 13'' piece of cardboard that was from a sign in Emmaus, PA as seen on the back of this display. Some of the buttons are missing. There seems no theme to this BUTTON DISPLAY CARD so it may have been a child that was given the cardboard and buttons to keep them busy. There are some celluloid buttons, metal buttons, plastic and glass on this display.
THIS CARD IS FOR DISPLAY ONLY-NOT FOR SALE
Fun new items are finding their way to my shop! First to make it are button mirrors using illustrations from my Merry Kitschmas digital kit.
Visit my blog for your chance to win you favorite design. Many more to choose from. Winner will be revealed 12/18/2009
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I'm putting together a site with more in depth instructions for making the costume, you can see it here:
Instructions
Melt hole in hat.
Thread both ends cord through hat.
Knot cord above hat.
Thread both ends cord through head & buttons. Trim frayed edges cord as necessary.
Thread only one end cord through feet buttons.
Knot when finished.
Shown in photo
Blumenthal Lansing Favorite Findings Citrus Buttons
Fibrecraft Natural Wood Heads
Beadalon 1 mm diameter Fabric Elastic (135U-101)
One inch plastic top hat
References
"Find Your Greatness (UK)" by Nike
Fred Astaire "Puttin' on the Ritz" (aka "How Do You Dance in a Top Hat?")