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"Grow"-cery Cowboy Shirt Bag

Tinyhearts, member | September 22nd, 20084 comments

The "Grow"-cery* Cowboy bag is a medium messenger bag with a folded top, to keep your items secure. The top allows you to fill it up, with room to grow!

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Buttons to Cover Flowers

LollyChops, member | September 21st, 20083 comments

I made these flowers using fabric covered buttons purchased from J. Caroline Creative, Prima Paper Flowers and felt flowers from making memories.. these are simple and afforable to make and...

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another flower power from felt like knitting

Janesdesigns, member | September 20th, 20084 comments

A fabric pincushion that I made for a swap, it's 6 inches n diameter.

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Indigo Blue Flower Power

StellaBean, member | September 13th, 20082 comments

This is one of many flowers I've made. I use them for ponytail holders, brooches, hair clips and to embellish things like purses. I made it with layers of frayed fabric, silk flower petals and...

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How to Embellish a Picture Frame with Buttons

susanstars, contributor | August 31st, 20082 comments

I found an old picture frame at a thrift store and covered it with an assortment of buttons, plus a flower charm, for a quick, easy project.

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How to Make a Custom-Knitted Button and Win the Style Game

Tina_Hilton, contributor | August 28th, 20084 comments

Button, button, who’s got the button? For a flawless finish, consider knitting your own buttons for a one-of-a-kind look.

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new earrings

anne_disaster, member | August 21st, 2008

ive been working on some new earrings. these are just a few of my finished product that i have listed on my myspace site.

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How to Organize Your Brooches and Pins

susanstars, contributor | August 17th, 20085 comments

Once you've collected or made yourself a handful of brooches and buttons, how do you keep them organized and off your dresser or nightstand? I've come up with a simple solution to display my favorites.

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Fireworks Victorian Crazy Patch Treasure Tote

mamaslittletreasures, member | July 31st, 20082 comments

This is my Victorian Crazy Patch Treasure Tote, entitled "Fireworks," to be entered into the "All That Glitters" category. It measures approximately 10" X 12" and is fully lined with a...

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Modern Mary Poppins

Minimeg, member | July 28th, 20083 comments

I am entering this bag into the Eco Chic category. It is made from old upholstery samples that I saved from the garbage, four old ties saved from a bag forgotten in the back of a closet, and buttons...

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Eco-Chic One of a Kind Sweater Tote

A_Second_Chance, member | July 27th, 20085 comments

One of a kind purse made from a reclaimed, hand knitted sweater. The gorgeous cable stitch is an eye catcher, one flowing stitch (once the neck piece, now a fab shoulder strap). nbspOriginal...

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How To: Organize Your Buttons

susanstars, contributor | July 27th, 20083 comments

I love vintage and new buttons, but as I've accumulated more and more of them, my collection has been getting a bit out of control. So I came up with a few ideas for keeping them streamlined instead of letting them take over my whole craft room.

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Sew Buttons Securely on Hand Knits

Cranky_Daphne, contributor | July 22nd, 20083 comments

Do your buttons fall off your knitwear? Can you find the perfect buttons for your sweater…and sew them on? The key may be in your sewing basket, not your knitting notions.

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Girlie-girl Repurposed and Vintage Fabric Tote Bag

Punkinhead, member | July 15th, 20084 comments

My girlfriend had her first little girl, so I had to create something TOTALLY pink and girlie. It's made from vintage fabric (curtains) and repurposed, thrifted bed linens. The decorations are...

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A recent sewing endeavor!

MissBeadAlot, member | July 15th, 20088 comments

Using a hip-to-piece tutorial for help, I made a lined brown tote bag with my own button design on the front. I raided my family button jar for true vintage buttons--you can't find ones...

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