Sunday, November 2, 2014

Amuse the Muse - Buttons - Tari of Claybuttons

I dropped the ball on the post this past Monday. I thought I would post this Sunday instead.
There weren't any links left in the comments to post, so I will show an assortment of buttons.

Rebecca will be back from her Holiday for the next Amuse the Muse post.

Our own Mary Harding.

Glass Buttons by Leah Pellegrini of LeahGlass.

Kylie Perry Studios

Earthenwood Studio

Buttons by McAnaraks

Elsa Mora

Lisa Peters Art

Suburban Girl Studio

Moving Mud

Be sure to add the link to your favorite buttons in the comments!!

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And now for the BeadBlogger Links. See you on next Monday!

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October Monthly Challenge recap of Entries.
 
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Cherie contemplates hope and failure with her latest print.
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Tari makes Handmade Ceramic Buttons...Fun, Funky&Functional!
Uniquely different, every piece of art is an original.
Visit Tari's website ClayButtons.com, browse more than 20 Collections of Buttons.
Remember every button can be a Pendant or Jewelry Component!

2 comments:

Unknown said...

I want to give some love to a local artist - Jenny Blasen Pottery (in Madison, WI). I enjoy buying her buttons at the local art shop Hatch Art House. Here is a current favorite in her etsy store: https://www.etsy.com/listing/122980870/square-green-buttons-handmade-pottery?ref=shop_home_active_3

Unknown said...

Love the video for the monthly challenge. Makes it feel less like a competition and more like a sharing of creativity.