I asked my kids to choose a random number between one and sixteen, and they decided on “3.” That means the winner of Sherri Haab’s Jewelry Inspirations is Antoinette, who said: That is the sweetest bracelet! I can’t wait to show my daughter when she gets home from school (8 yo). She’s definitely going to […]
Read More: The results are in
I have Sherri Haab to blame for all of this. And by “this” I mean the polymer clay supplies that lurk in many corners of my house, the business I’ve built around clay books + videos, and the piles and piles of polymer jewelry mostly gathering dust in my bedroom. (You know how that goes […]
Read More: Sherri Haab Jewelry Inspirations + giveaway
I enjoyed watching the votes come in this past week. So many different projects went in and out of the top three at first, and once the top two were pretty much decided, the next four or five remained in a dead heat for third place. Frankly, I would have had a tough time choosing, […]
Read More: The Big Button Challenge Results!
I’ve truly enjoyed seeing the creative places that these ten artsy ladies have taken my buttons – I hope you have, too, and I hope you have wandered over to their blogs or websites. Many of them inspire me on a regular basis with their beautiful handiwork. I don’t envy you, having to choose a […]
Read More: The Big Button Challenge Vote!
It’s fall in New Zealand, and so Emma Spicer, for her submission to the Big Button Challenge, was inspired to make something to brighten up the cold mornings. This fluffy and flowery brooch is made from a 1.25-inch focal button, fabric, and seed beads. Emma can tell you all about it on her blog! The […]
Read More: Buttons can be part of a brooch
The first time I saw Erin Harris‘ coffee cup cozy tutorial, I thought it would look nice with one of my buttons, so I find it kind of funny that given a 1.25-inch focal button, Erin had the same idea, and made a larger version of her cozy for the Big Button Challenge! Made to […]
Read More: Buttons can keep your coffee cozy
Look at the latest project to be submitted to the Big Button Challenge! Sarah Jackson used her button on this great quilted pillow. I’m just realizing how big this pillow must be, since the button is 1.25 inches in diameter. I love all of the fabrics that Sarah used on this – so pretty! For […]
Read More: Buttons can decorate pillows
We’re down to the last four Big Button Challenge entries! This one comes to us from Kashoan Ward who used her button on this big floral purse. I always like the combination of stripes and florals. For more about Kashoan’s creative process, take a look at her blog. The button Kashoan chose for her project […]
Read More: Buttons can decorate bags
Are you ready for another Big Button Challenge entry? This one comes to us from Nikki Mans of WhiMSy Love, and it’s another very different use (I think it’s great how you have all gone off on your own directions with these!) Nikki made this wall-hanging using a vintage embroidery hoop and all vintage materials, […]
Read More: Buttons can hang on the wall
Ready for another Big Button Challenge entry? This jewelry set comes to us from Beth Ackley, in collaboration with her daughter Alaina. Stones and crystals were used that would bring out the colors in the buttons. In the necklace, a square pearl was used to contrast the roundness of the button. Unique, isn’t it? The […]
Read More: Buttons can bejewel you
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