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Wednesday, 5 August 2020

Another Button flower



I will be entering this flower made with a button


Some liquid pearsl, embroidery thread and rick rack braid completed the design.

I will also be entering this at Uniko studio  where it is


and at Simply less is moore where it's


Supplies:
Button from my stash
Green rick rack braid
Card stock: 160gsm in white
Black Pentel fine liner
Green embroidery thread
Liquid Pearls in gold
6 /24/14 aug

Saturday, 11 July 2020

A tangerine flower



I went with flowers and texture and made this card


The flower is a button with the shank cut off. The butterfly is one from my stash of left overs. The stem is made by knotting some embroidery thread. To finish I added faux stitching and some rick rack braid. 

A couple of years ago a friend bought me a little gift from a flea market. It was a piece of cardboard with a variety of odd buttons packed onto it. It was one of the most thoughtful gifts that I have received and years later I am still finding uses for them.


I will also be entering this at Rainbow card challenge where it is

Supplies:
Card stock: 160gsm in white
Pentel fine liner in black
Flower Button
Liquid Pearls in platinum
Rick rack braid in green
Embroidery thread in green
Butterfly from my left over stash
15/31 July

Wednesday, 20 May 2020

Teddy bear buttons

'C is for checks'


Another card made with buttons which have had the shanks cut off.

Supplies:
Card stock: 160gsm in white
Paper: Apricot checks
Buttons from my stash
Pentel fine liner in black
20 may


Sunday, 27 October 2019

A Blue Button

Use your stuff has a tic tac toe challenge this week/

I did the button, blue, twinwe column


I will also be entering it at These inspired challenges where this is the inspiration


Supplies:
Card stock: 160gsm in white
                    200gsm in brown Kraft
Assortments of buttons from my stash
Croxchet cotton 
Fine liner in black
Craft glue
29/31 oct

Saturday, 25 May 2019

Gingham

And here is the card which was peeping out from under my Polka Dot butterfly
 
 
It's perfect for the challenge at TGIF challenges which is
 
 
I will also be entering it at Krafty chicks challenge where it's
'Anything goes'
 
Supplies:
Pink gel pen
card stock: 160gsm in white
Scrap of gingham paper
Page of an old dictionary
Crochet cotton in white
Button from my stash
Craft glue 



Saturday, 18 May 2019

Colour

Casology has this cue
 
 
I have wanted to make this button card for a while now and this was the perfect opputunity.
 
 
I tied the thread through each button before adhering them to the kraft card stock.
 
My inspiration

Source: paper Craft
I loved the colours in this one but unfortunately didn't have enough of the appropriate buttons in my stash.
 
I will also be entering this at Uniko studio where it's
 
 
 
 
Supplies:
Card stock: 160gsm in white
                    200gsm in kraft
Buttons from my stash
Airmail stripe Washi tape
Pentel fineliner in black
Crochet cotton in white 
20 may
 

Wednesday, 14 December 2016

Button Heart

TGIF challenges have quite a complicated sketch this time around
 
 
It was only after completing the card that I realized I hadn't followed the sketch exactly. Oh dear but here is my card anyway.
 
 
 
Supplies:
Card stock: 160gsm in white
Paper: 80gsm in wine red
           Pink: Paper Pizzazz in soft tints
Buttons: from my stash and I raided my Mom's too.
Craft glue

15 dec
 

Sunday, 20 March 2016

Doodle

CASology have this cue card
 
 
I made some small cards. 
 
 
and some gift tags too.
 
 
I raided my button stash for these. Then I doodled the string and around the edge of the cards and added a bow. Some faux stitching completed the tags
 
 
Supplies:
Cardstock: 160gsm in white
Penel fine liner in blck
Gel pens in red and green
Narrow satin ribbon
Assorted Buttons
 
(21 March)

Monday, 9 March 2015

Masculine birthday card

I am a great puruser of fetes and markets. There is lots of rubbish up for sale but every now and again you will stumble onto something worthwhile. The button on this card is such an example.
I found it at a fete for a retirement village close to my home. It was part of a very old sheet of buttons. All different but white. The sheet looked like something a sales rep would take to a prospective customer for them to order from. There are some really lovely buttons on there, a cute little hat with a ribbon and the sweetest little lamb. I snapped the entire thing up for next to nothing. The price was so ridiculous that I made a donation of my change. It was money well spent.

A friend turned 50 this weekend. This is the card I made for him.


I distressed the edges with red ink and the white star is one of the buttons that I bought, I just cut the shank off.

Here was my inspiration

Source: Zoie
Supplies:
Sizzix 4 Dies Stars, primitive 657910
Red and white stripes washi tape
Star button
 Card stock:  160gsm in white and navy
Ink: Colorbox Scarlet


Thursday, 30 October 2014

A Button

This week is a busy week for me birthday wise. There are 6 birthdays I have to make cards for. This one is for my B-I-L. 


I CASed a card displayed at Split Coast Stampers by Cara Denise.
I thought it was perfect for a man. I used my special ruler to get the torn edge accurate.
I added paper to a bought enevelope.

Supplies: 
Sentiment: Computer generated.
Paper: Black and green gingham a free down load from Activity Village
Odd button
String from a local hardware store.
Jef Paper Tear edger
Card Stock in Kraft 180gsm