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Category Archives: Buttons
Well, Nemo has come and gone, leaving dirty slush in his wake. But oh what a glorious couple of days I had snowed in with the sweet husbeeste, dog-beeste, and Aeon, the Pfaff Creative Performance sewing machine. I’ll show you … Continue reading
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You may have seen some of our new notions packaging at the shop. While some notions packaging is superb, like our adorable pin tins, most of it is, shall we say, uninspired? Plastic wrap and ugly hangtags are no … Continue reading
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As John mentioned, our casein didn’t work out too well. Basically it was vinegary cottage cheese, which is fine if that’s what you’re into. I looked for solace in other craft materials and settled on polymer clay. I was skeptical … Continue reading
So I posted last week about a neat idea, or anyway what seemed like a neat idea at the time: making buttons out of homebrewed casein. It didn’t work. There were several problems with actually making buttons out of the … Continue reading
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“Scratch,” in this case, is milk and lemon juice or vinegar: their powers combine to form casein, a material that starts off easily moldable and then grows very hard. Well, there’s really only one thing to be done when you … Continue reading


















