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The Dorset Button Rapper side performing on the Village Stage at Shrewsbury Folk Festival 2009. They have the traditional two colourfully dressed "extras", the "Tommy" and "Betty" whose roles are as old as the dance tradition, and also insert themselves into the dance at the risk of decapitation! The Tommy's role is to introduce the dance and dancers, and keep up a running amusing commentary. The Betty is there to complement the Tommy's role, and traditionally to pass round the hat for the collection.
View of button grass near the beginning of hike to Marion's Lookout and down to Dove Lake along part of the Overland Track in Cradle Mountain - Lake St. Clair National Park.
HUGE thanks to Vince over at My Plastic Heart for letting me use his button machine to crank out my first ever set of 1" pin backs!
Brought home the family button tin when we cleared Mum's house last year. Mr'icks wanted a button so I opened up the treasure trove, then spent ages looking at the buttons. Amazing how small circular bits of plastic and metal can bring back memories. Most of these buttons were used as tokens when we played the Little Grey Rabbit card game.
Intact support post is seen on the upper left. Places where posts have broven off are highlighted by red arrows. Center post that activates the horn is circled in green.
There's a good supply of interesting metal buttons and bits too...
Hit the Gigantic Garage Sale at the South Florida Fairgrounds yesterday - always good fun bargain shopping!!
This building once was a button factory on the Milwaukee River in Waubeka, WI .
Freshwater clam shells were used before buttons were made from plastic.
We used buttons in a lot of places: our invites, our welcome bags and our escort/seating cards. The pictures of the cowboys corresponded with each table.
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Ever seen a button tree? Well now you have. This lovely felt button tree has been appliquéd onto an awesome bag made from a vintage pillowcase. The pillowcase fabric features a picturesque dogwood forest in the bloom of spring. The bag has also been embellished with a spattering of hand beading and buttoning. It is lined with a shiny red fabric which contrasts in a bold and beautiful way with the the grass green of the outer fabric.
The bag measures about 10 inches tall and 8 inches across. The shoulder strap / handle is about 22 inches long, making it rest around your waist.