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These are cobbled together using the vintage ladies gloves pattern and other ideas I came up with. The wool was recycled and is definitely wool and just a little on this side of itchy. But they do look good.
I'm playing around with different materials to use with my buttons. Glass is my new favorite!
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Button shells are found buried in the sand, only reaching out its eyes and tentacle to forrage for food. When disturbed, these small but mighty shells gives a spiralling leap and buries itself into the sand again. Empty shells are also popular hangout places of hermit crabs, providing them with a safe and secure home away from predators.
camera batteries died before I could experiment with this light... and concept more... used build in flash and a piece of looseleaf... also I'm aware of the terrible framing but I still like this falling button... tried holding two in my eyes like monacles but the facial expression was horrific haha. and they fell out... hence the falling button.
I use this camera bag as my purse because bringing along my camera somewhere is more convenient that way. also I broke a camera's lcd screen by hauling it around in the pocket of a purse. :(
anyway, the Neko Case button kept falling off. I used to have a Fox Confessor one too but it fell off and got lost. I finally found another button that I wasn't using and swapped out the backs.
the opposite side of the strap has buttons too. maybe I will show you them another time.
Coloring with promarker. Stamps from Art Impressions Coffee BFFs. Card Sketch inspiration from Sketch Saturday. www.heartforhandmade.com
Upper left button is a handmade button that I purchased at a bead and button show in Austin, TX several years ago
Vodafone McLaren Mercedes. Entrenamientos oficiales F1 Jerez. 2011.
Vodafone McLaren Mercedes. Jerez official F1 tests. 2011.
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Made from a size 75 button cover and some Amy Butler Lotus fabric. I bent an eye pin so it would fit inside the top part of the covered button and then sandwiched it between the front and the back. It almost perfectly matches a necklace I made awhile ago, yay. I was rushing to get it done (we were going to see The Hulk), but I'd like to do some embroidery on the next one.
Hand Pumper built in 1848 by the L. Button Company of Waterford, NY and delivered by way of the Erie Canal in December of 1848 to Fort Wayne. First operated by the Germania Fire Company. Pulled on site by a dozen or more men and operated in shifts of several minutes in up and down strokes of 60+ per minute. A fascinating piece of actual local history that has been preserved for over 164 years.