You will have to thank Sara in Italy for my first blog post in over 2 months. The buttons I received from her Etsy shop PopcornTree were so amazing that I just had to show the world.
I adore wood buttons but I have never seen any as beautiful as these! Each button is hand-cut and the designs are skillfully burnt into each one... just look at this amazing tree...
I ordered some custom buttons and what I received was absolutely beyond my expectations! I love them so much that I feel like keeping them all to myself and never using them but they would be oh-so-gorgeous on a quilted bag!
I love that sweet little house button too! Thank you so much Sara. I will definitely be returning to your shop soon ;o)
There are a few more buttons I would like to share with you. I bought these lovely ceramic teacup buttons from themssmiths.etsy.com
and I received these ones as a thank you gift for my Fabric Labels Tutorial. What a surprise! Thanks Patricia! You're so sweet :o)
Pretty soon I will tell you all about what I have been up to and why you haven't seen much of me. It has something to do with a new Canadian quilting magazine...
Those wood buttons are so awesome that I'm going to feature them in my next Field Tripping the Web post.
ReplyDeleteIt's so great to see your name flash up on my dashboard! :-)
ReplyDeleteI love the buttons - thank you so much for sharing!
I'm looking forward to hearing all about your adventures... sounds intriguing!
Have a wonderful week!
Vikki :-)
They are fantastic! I can see why you're so enamoured.
ReplyDeleteHey! Nice to see you back. They're some awesome buttons.
ReplyDeletewow..those buttons is sooo nice. Amazing. I like it! but it cant find it in malaysia. :S
ReplyDeletethe buttons are just amazing! I love them all and wonder how are you going to incorporate on your magnificent creations. We miss you I love reading your blog but we have been fasting for too long.
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Hooray - glad you're back - the buttons are fabulous xx
ReplyDeleteLovely to see you back. The buttons are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteColette
They are beautiful! And I see she's got house buttons too... I need to get on with my blogging too!
ReplyDeleteGood to read you again after the break! The buttons are amazing!
ReplyDeleteWelcome back!
ReplyDeleteVeronica
Wow!!Beautiful buttons...
ReplyDeletekisses,
irina
I'm glad you are back, I was getting concerned.
ReplyDeletethe buttons are adorable, Looking forward to hearing more later on the Canadian quilting magazine, all the best with that.
ReplyDeleteRelief (that you haven't melted in this Vancouver heat)! Excitement (that you've been busy on a secret project)! Anticipation (of a new quilting mag)! Awe (of buttons)!
ReplyDelete-Krista
I^am argentina. This blog is very beatiful. The construccions are incredible and intelligent, very creative... Sorry for my English!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks you for the links, i'll try to buy them later, but I don't know if they sent in France.
ReplyDeleteGood choices for your orders
Very beautiful the buttons, I collect and use them very much in my works.
ReplyDeleteRegards from Chile, Titi
What pretty buttons. Everything on your blog is adorable! I am going to bookmark you! :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing buttons! I can see why you'd find it hard to part with any of them.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you back and can't wait to hear what you've been up to.
Hello,
ReplyDeleteI´ve just found your blog - it´s fantastic,sweet and cosy, i love it very much, I´d like to be one of your readers, but can´t find the right button for it.
So I hope to see you soon again.
Have a nice day---Gabi
These buttons are really wonderful. Kisses for you...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful buttons! I haven't heard about a new Canadian quilting magazine; anxious to see what you show us.
ReplyDeleteThe wood buttons are great - I can't believe that wood burned tree.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to hearing more about the magazine. I was born and raised in Toronto.
Hello I Love everything what you do your blog a fondness is very inspiring from Argentina. Vero
ReplyDeleteThose are some of the prettiest buttons I have ever seen! Thanks for coming back to share them with us!
ReplyDelete~Emily xx
Wow--who could blame you for wanting to hoard all those gorgeous buttons?? Beautiful! So, a little tease about a Canadian mag....hmmmm!!
ReplyDeleteSmiles, Karen
Simply adore the various buttons , came across your blog by accident but will visit again , must know were to get the sewing machine button for my friend who is a seamstress.
ReplyDeleteThey are gorgeous and so cute :)) I don't know how I came here but I am happy to discover your blog :))
ReplyDeleteI am in love with those gorgeous buttons! Thank yous so much for sharing it here with us. :) I can't wait till you'll be able to accept custom orders again...wanting one of those lovely quilted bag. Have a lovely merry happy day and love to you!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous buttons all of them. I especially love the tree buttons
ReplyDeleteCarolyn
I have never seen pottery buttons. Has anyone ever seen something like that??
ReplyDeletewow! i mean WOW!!! i like absolutely all the stuff and the i'm jealous of you having access to all of these materials, because in Ukraine all this stuff is just developing rea;;y slowly and all the craft materials are SO limited.... happy u r!!!
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