button mix

Mandala V pink, red, green

Victorian button

decorative square back/left

wrapped star button dk & lt rose

Death's Head variation yellow & rose

Triangle Wrap back/middle

square design blue & maroon

square design back/right, maroon, lime, purple

woven star button blue, yellow, rose star tips

schwalm woven star w/edging

Small covered buttons - bullion stitch roses

tutorial below:

 

button mix

Layered Flower pink flower

Six point wrap purple w/metallic

Vest Button blue w/metallic edge

Basket Weave metallic + ribbon

Almond blue, yellow, lt purple

Purple Diced

Pink, Green Diced

Soutache braid (pink)

Yellow w lt purple tips

Lt Blue w dk purple tips

green Star

Staphorst

 

button mix

Dorset Flowers

Children's Button

Embroidered Sphere

Rose Embroidered Button

French Coat Button

Pink, Navy Square Button

Pink, Green Square Button

Pink, beige Star

Pink, green Star

 

Button 18: Woven Star Button

Woven Star Button with 3 tours.

Needle weaving.

1.5" mould.  DMC Coton Perle #5

Colors 335, 3325, 445

Sessions via The Lace Museum virtual education

Button 17: Woven Star Button

Woven Star Button w/4 Tours (8 spokes).

I used DMC Coton Perle #5.

Colors 642 + 224

Button Mould is apx 1.5".

Our class is in Term One.

Stay tuned, the buttons will continue : )

Sessions via The Lace Museum virtual education.

 

Button 16: Woven Star Button with Edging (Part Two)

Woven Star button, 3 tours, 

with edging.

This is the back.

Side of the button.

I used DMC Coton Perle #5, 

Colors 210 + 503.

Sessions via The Lace Museum virtual education.

 

Button 16: Woven Star (Part One)

Woven Star Button(s).

Here, on the left - is a woven star, which we added an edge.

of buttonhole stitches.   --- see next post for part two.

Sessions via The Lace Museum virtual education.

 

Woven Star

Woven Star w/Corner Anchors.

I used DM Coton Perle #5, Colors 761 + 739.

Button Mould 1.5"

This is a button my kitty got ahold of.

Our son, and daughter-in-law, and her brother visited.

They wanted to see the buttons.

Came into the sewing room and the buttons on the table had vanished.

Demi found the 'stick' the button was on.

Andrew found the needle.

After they left, we found this button in my DH's closet.  

As the closet door was closed, we can only imagine how much fun

the kitty had batting the button all over the floor.

And, for inquiring minds,

this is what the back looks like.

Usually a backstitch all around to secure the fiber

and a fiber "shank" with buttonhole stitches.

Sessions via The Lace Museum virtual education.

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