Button Floozies

Pay no attention to the rest of this post... I see now that you wanted a REAL button!! lol I searched on Etsy, and found some neat buttons ... and you might also click on the last little picture in this post... that site has MANY neat THINGS for BCA. I searched on PhotoBucket, and found these: ALSO... There is a FREE website that I go to, where you click on a little button, and companies donate money for every click. There's one for Breast Cancer too... Hope that helps!

"Hello, I'm making a garment for the breast cancer walk in NYC in October as a donation. I'm looking for the (breast cancer) pink ribbon as a button. Any suggestions? Kyle Alane PS Love your blog!!" I received this email today and I thought I'd come to you, all 40 of you!!! We are now 40 members (floozies) strong and perhaps one of you has an idea of where Kyle might look for Pink Ribbon Buttons. She'll be checking the comments on this post so if anyone has any ideas PLEASE comment!! Thank you!! xoxo~ Abbie

I just had to share this picture of the amazing button card I received for our Button Card Swap. It was made by Rachel (as you can see) and I just love the way she composed this lovely piece of art for my studio. I love it Rachel! Thank you so much! And a huge thanks to Abbie as well for hosting this wonderful swap and for bringing us all together as the button floozies that we are. Here are my lovely buttons that rest on a shelf for many of my swap goodies and favorites. I just did a post on my blog about all of my items here, so stop on by if you like www.RhondaMum.blogspot.com . Hope you all have a great weekend. I will be posting more pictures of all of my button jars soon, as well as my Eiffel Tower buttons, oh la la! Rhonda...

....and I'm a Button-holic! I want to thank Abbie for welcoming me to the group. I have been "stalking" you guys for a while now, ever since I "hopped" onto your site through someone else's blog. Check out my blog Country Frog Creations . I have loved buttons ever since I was a little girl hanging out with my Grandmother. I came into alot of her buttons when she passed, and have been adding to my collection ever since. I have a huge box of buttons on cards that an ex-girlfriend of mine came into from a friend of hers. Also, this summer I have been hunting at my northern antique shops and picked up several bags of buttons...some of them for a $1! This picture is of some I just bought a few weeks ago and they are "Honking"!! Check out how they compare to a quarter! I will be posting the cards I have to the Flickr group after the holiday weekend. I also wanted to share the button flower I made recently. Here is a close-up shot. I used a large...

I just had to share that I got my buttons from the button swap today in the mail. The beautiful Mermaid Pearls vintage button card is from Linda at Grace Filled Moments , and the wonderful white shaped buttons are from Abbie ! These came wrapped in vintage sheet music, yellow seam binding (how appropriate:>) and pink paper lace. Everything is beautiful, thank you ladies! The other thing I wanted to share was the wonderful button lady I saw at a local church flea market. She had two tables of the most fantastic buttons, buttons like I have never seen seen in my life! Make sure you click on the pictures to get a close up of all this button goodness! My camera batteries died before I could get more than these two pictures, but this gives you an idea of the kind of goodies she had. The ones below, mother of pearl and onyx. Gorgeous! This lady was so sweet and personable and talked with me for quite some time. She said buttons are the nuber three collectible after coins and stamps. She...

Hi Fellow Button Lovers! Just thought I'd make a post on some interesting buttons in my personal collection as well as in my shoppe Flotsam & Jetsam ... The orange c. 1940 buttons are a real treasure. A dear friend makes these reproduction cards for me complete with gold foil backing. I think the foil is a special touch and adds a nice professional look to the card. The second picture features some buttons which were a recent giveaway at a baby shower I hosted! The bowling button is by far one of my favorites and the dumb bell early plastic ones are great too. I did test these for bakelite but unfortunately they did not make the cut. The contrast between the black and white colored buttons make them fabulous design pieces, so representational of a streamlined time circa 1920/1940. I hope you enjoyed my little post- Hopefully I'll take some good shots of the older, Victorian buttons I collect! Until then, happy button hunting! Stacey Newton www.tinselandtreasure.blog...

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