to start a button jar! i mean really its a must have for any crafter really isn't it? .. and even those who aren't crafters would benefit from having a one stop shop for buttons (you know a place to put the spares that you acquire with some new outfits)
I also have many fond memories of Grandmas button jar and hours i would spend admiring them all while she was sewing - i think i even had hair ties made of shearing elastic and those smiley buttons.
So here it is ... our button collection thus far Pitiful but gracious and no doubt will be added to, dipped into and admired by my princesses in years to come!
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I remember many hours spent playing with my nanas buttons :D Think I might have to start up a button jar of my own :)
oh for sure Krissie! .. today when i saw one in a shop i was like - DOH - why havn't i started one!
oh yes, button jars (bowls, boxes, shipment containers...) are a definite necessity
Buttons should totally be displayed in clear jars.. It's a rule!!
xo Steph
Gorgeous! Can't wait to see it grow :) K
sigh....I so remember button jars too! My Mum and Nana had (have) awesome ones :)
aww what a lo ely idea :)
Buttons have a way of multiplying overnight. Your jar will be full in no time.
A button jar! What a fab idea!! I'm going to have to go and start one, right now I think! (I currently have my random buttons scattered throughout sewing drawers and other strange places ;) )
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