Helen challenges herself in thinking of new ways to sew on a button!
Ombre button tutu on canvas!!
How to get this look yourself!
Turn your old t-shirt into a cute button-down-back-shirt!
Tis the season and with only weeks away the hustle and bustle of decorating the home is awaiting. This easy Christmas BUTTON frame will surely brighten your holiday mantle… Materials needed: Button Jars: Green 540001009; Red 540001006 Red & green holiday scrapbook paper Wood letters – J, O, Y; 3 white frames; paint; brown ink […] Read more…
Today I’m making a project that transforms a top into a dress! it’s a really fun idea that you can alter a million ways. The pattern for the original project can be found on Burda style’s website, and printed directly from your computer at home…how convenient is that? This is a basic A-line dress with […] Read more…
Today I’m going to show you how to make a really cute, simple button down skirt with a few really easy steps. I love this project because it is so quick and easy, and I always get compliments on the skirts I’ve made- despite it’s simplicity! The simplest way to make this skirt is by […] Read more…
Mornings are surely getting a bit chiller around here and it’s time to rummage through your winter clothing to see if you’re ready for the weather ahead. Today I opted to restyle an earlier project we created and honestly the possibilities are endless – hence the name infinity! Materials: Coconut Buttons – Crafting with Buttons #590005011 (available […] Read more…
I met Terri Stegmiller several years back now via Etsy and I love her work and we’ve been featuring Terri at many of our Quilt Market Shows that we attend and exhibit! Her art/quilt pieces and our buttons just seem to work perfectly (atleast I think so…) About Terri: “I love creating! My brain always seems […] Read more…
Pamela Huntington has been creating with our Crafters Images product for years now I have had the pleasure of providing Pamela our Photo Fabric for her creations and for her workshops. I think she likes it! And her creations for Quilt Market are always a hit… Here’s a little glimpse into Pamela… “Here in the quiet NorthEast woods […] Read more…
If you’re following my blog I mentioned yesterday that I would be posting our designers from Quilt Market that we featured at the Houston Quilt Show this past weekend. Today I introduce you to Lori Ray who created these adorable “postquilts” – but first about Lori… “I have been sewing since I was six years […] Read more…
Houston Quilt Market 2015 comes to a end today and for all those who weren’t able to make it by our booth or if the weather put a damper on your plans…todays blog and the next couple of days I would like to introduce you the designers and their quilt/art pieces that were created for us. […] Read more…
One of our newest lines called Wuttons features unique themed 3D buttons and some 2 hole printed buttons that match. We have a set of ‘Day of the Dead’ themed buttons – Sugar Skulls to be exact. The National Button Bulletin featured these products in this month’s issue! The National Button Bulletin is distributed by […] Read more…
Today I would like to show some love for one of my favorite designers of the past, Elsa Schiaparelli. She was one of the most prominent fashion figures between the two World Wars. Although her aesthetic was fantastically quirky, controversial, and specific, it is not difficult to find traces of her style being emulated throughout […] Read more…
Fall and dying buttons – what do they have in common for this blog? Okay I’ll answer but there are so many answers to this question; 1. I wanted to show you how to dye Wood Buttons. 2. Fall is my best time of the year because of all the variations of color! 3. We […] Read more…
Wanted to create something fun and whimsical for the Halloween season and with Button Art creating such a stir how could I resist. I actually created this for Hancock Fabrics and was featured in their Halloween Inspirational Pamphlet along with some additional inspirational projects. Although I did not create step outs here are some easy follow […] Read more…