Friday, May 23, 2008
Button Bakery
Ever since I started experimenting with buttons-- mainly for the benefit of a few family members who were interested in making their own polymer clay buttons to use in quilts-- I've been more or less hooked on buttons.
I spend more time thinking about making buttons than jewelry, lately. This is probably partially a "honeymoon period" type thing, but I fully expect to come back to buttons every so often-- just like I do with my other pet projects (mokume gane, mini food, etc.).
I've even opened a second Etsy shop-- The Mossy Owls Button Bakery-- where I'll be offering some of my buttons and other sewing-related creations. I have no idea what kind of market there is for handmade buttons, and I'm still feeling things out, but it can't hurt to try. :o)
If you'd like to see more button-y photos, you can check out the shop (linked above) or the button set on my Flickr. :o)
P.S. I don't know why it is, but Blogger seems to think I'm in a different time zone than I actually am. When I try to publish entries with a time stamp that's several minutes old, it still thinks the entry is "post-dated", and tells me it will publish it later! Pretty annoying, especially since I've checked the time zone setting, and it appears to be right. . .
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5 comments:
This inspires me to stop putting off a button project. I got Emily a great little second-hand skirt that is missing 1 (of 3) buttons. I knew when I bought it (3 months ago!) that I'd replace them w/cute, girly PC buttons...but...they keep falling down the to-do list. LOL!
Good luck w/your button shop! They are all fantastic. I bet you do very well.
Very Nice! Believe it or not there is a market for handmade buttons. I have been making buttons since 2002! I do several shows a year.
Good luck!
love your little buttons... the butterfly is so sweet!! can't wait to see more!
These are so adorable! I'm sure people will love them. :)
Thanks so much for all the kind, encouraging words! :o)
It's fun to try, no matter what happens.
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