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Tuesday, June 21, 2011
~ MORE NEAT BUTTONS~
Do any of you know about old buttons...? I bought these as OLD buttons, I hope the dealer did not deceive me...they are so very pretty tho. She said she got them in a collector's Estate Sale. Please let me know what you think about their age.
They are fabulous! Love, love, love them all my friend. I have such a weakness for old buttons and if they are from the turn of the last century...well, I'm a gonner!
They are beautiful...the best part is you love them! That first one would look great on a purse! Enjoy your treasures, xoxo~kathy @ sweet Up-North Mornings...
I am new to button collecting. Am thinking of making some jewelry out of them, maybe a necklace or something. I have thought I might frame them too. Not sure yet.
I laid the cabinet on it's back after painting the outside frame. The with a large sponge roller I just LIGHTLY went over the dividing pieces of wood...just barely touching/pressing as I rolled. The tiny bit that did get on the inside was easily sanded off once the piece was 'shabbied up'! :)
These are awesome Rose! Some of the old models can be found at the haberdasher's in my street (replica, of course!), but they don't hold such a precious collection as you do though!
Ira, I have seen replicas too...but you are right they do not seem to be as sturdy as these seem to be. I did not pay an enormous price...but too much if they are replica's. Rose
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They are fabulous! Love, love, love them all my friend. I have such a weakness for old buttons and if they are from the turn of the last century...well, I'm a gonner!
xoRebecca
They are beautiful...the best part is you love them!
That first one would look great on a purse!
Enjoy your treasures,
xoxo~kathy @
sweet Up-North Mornings...
Rose I do believe those buttons are old! I do not think you were deceived. These buttons are fabulous!
Gorgeous!!
I am new to button collecting.
Am thinking of making some jewelry out of them, maybe a necklace or something. I have thought I might frame them too. Not sure yet.
Rose
Here's how I painted the lace cubby:
I laid the cabinet on it's back after painting the outside frame. The with a large sponge roller I just LIGHTLY went over the dividing pieces of wood...just barely touching/pressing as I rolled. The tiny bit that did get on the inside was easily sanded off once the piece was 'shabbied up'! :)
Hugs to you~
Rebecca
These are awesome Rose! Some of the old models can be found at the haberdasher's in my street (replica, of course!), but they don't hold such a precious collection as you do though!
Ira, I have seen replicas too...but you are right they do not seem to be as sturdy as these seem to be.
I did not pay an enormous price...but too much if they are replica's.
Rose
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