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I think this is the largest button I can ever get. She always runs away from me. I need a really really long lens.
Assembly order! And somehow a little persian rug is nicer to work over than a self healing cutting mat. Usually I park my sewing machine on it.
A delicious cluster of new and vintage buttons hand-woven into a beautiful, quirky alternative christmas wreath. For hanging in windows, on trees, or even on big pressies.
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This button panel is above the toilet in the bathroom stall at the Roebling Tea Room. I pushed it and nothing happened. So I pushed harder. Still nothing happened. I then asked our waiter, and he said it had something to do with an elevator shaft. Hmmmmmmm.
I made a mold with a vintage button to get the focal shape for these earrings. Made from painted polymer clay. Sterling silver ear wires and wrapped loops
To find and be found at meetups. (not a problem at an auto junkyard, but at an event like a Renaissance festival, where everyone has a camera, it'll help.)
Auclair-Button Farmstead
Melrose, New York
Listed 06/05/2013
Reference Number: 13000360
The Auclair-Button Farmstead, located in the Town of Pittstown, Rensselaer County, New York, satisfies National Register of Historic Places Criterion Cas an intact and representative example of an historic farmstead in the Town of Pittstown. It is additionally significant under Criterion A, in the area of agriculture, for the historic agricultural activities undertaken there. This property is being nominated in association with the Multiple Property Documentation Form (MPDF) entitled Historic Farmsteads of Pittstown, New York. The Auclair Button Farmstead retains an intact assemblage of historic agricultural outbuildings and a house embodying characteristic construction features of the region during the cited period of significance and which exhibit distinctive and qualifying attributes as outlined in the associated MPDF context. Among the farmstead's contributing resources are two historic period houses, each with associated garages and one also associated with an ice house; a dairy barn, a horse barn, a hen house, a sheep barn, a shop barn, a corncrib, a milk house, and an equipment shed. Additional non-contributing resources include a second dairy barn, a hay barn, a second equipment shed, and a house trailer. These resources survive in an intact rural setting, which provides an appropriate context for this substantially intact Rensselaer County farm.
National Register of Historic Places Homepage
I made this little button fairy for the Christmas Button Fairy swap, she is going to my swap-bot partner in Georgia USA..
my button charm bracelet from Button It Up! photo by Zach DeSart & Burcu Avsar.
I'm teaching a button jewelry class on October 14 in Portland - the link is here! www.skillshare.com/Button-Jewelry/1415756104
This button well if you haven't read the web comic Girl's With Slingshots you won't understand the joke and it could be seen as offensive but I like it so I have it pinned on the inside of a strap.
Friday, 01.22.2010
I ordered some handmade buttons from Tessa Ann’s The Button Shop on Etsy.com. As someone who has dabbled in making stuff with polymer clay, I could appreciate the time and detail that went into each button. Tessa Ann’s creations arrived, were in perfect condition, and were absolutely beautiful.
Jenson Button goes through the Roggia Chicane at Monza in the McLaren Mercedes MP4-26 during second practice for the 2011 Italian Grand Prix.
I added a microcontroller to push the 'next' button on the clock every minute. The Arduino used here is certainly overkill, but it gets the job done quickly.
Button Quail dining on seed at
Blogged here: dollzandthingz.blogspot.com/2009/03/weekend-whimsy.html
A button from the festival. This was a pretty big button, three inches in diameter. You need a pretty sturdy lapel to wear this one.
I think I have seen all 5 in the conservatory now. Each one is completely different looking from the other 4. The name finally came to me - Button Quail. Actually it turns out they're not really quail at all. Just about every website deals exclusively with their behavior in captivity. They are bred, bought and sold and kept as pets and in aviaries. The 5 in the conservatory are become much tamer than they used to be. This is the best link I could find.....
Here's a cellphone snap of our little Barack Obama button machine factory in action! We will be sending our first shipments to Obama campaign headquarters in Texas tomorrow. My arm is about to fall off from pressing buttons all night.
Want to make your own Obama buttons? The template for 1 1/4" buttons are up on my website:
breachedaccessory.com/images/obama_button_logo.pdf
breachedaccessory.com/images/obama_button_photo.pdf
Need a button maker or supplies? Here's a plug for Button Makers.net in Georgetown and online. Nice folks. buttonmakers.net/
I've been printing them out with a ink jet printer on either Epson Photo Quality Glossy Paper (6.7mil thick) or more economical Kodak Photo Paper-Gloss (6.5 mil thick)