Showing posts with label buttons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label buttons. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 12, 2022

COFFEE AND CROCHET WITH SARA - Coffee, Buttons and Christmas In July | Posh Pooch Designs

 COFFEE AND CROCHET WITH SARA
Coffee, Buttons and Christmas In July
With Sara Of Posh Pooch Designs

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COFFEE:  Got Some New Coffee

Flavor - Mexico  La laja
With a hint Of Chocolate And Orange -- YUM!


BUTTONS: Got some New Buttons
From Hobby Lobby
Always Check the paper / Scrap Booking
 area for awesome buttons. 



Tassel Bracelet: A Gorgeous Brace let From
 Ermish at the Burlap Buffalo a Little Boutique
here in Mustang, OK
I also Got This Ginormous Oklahoma coffee mug!

See The Video On My Crochet
 Youtube Channel At This LINK




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CHRISTMAS IN JULY!

Cardinal Ornament
 Crochet Pattern And Video - LINK



Holiday Washcloth _
 Crochet Pattern And Video - LINK



Christmas Wreath Ornament
Crochet Pattern and Video - LINK



Poinsettia Granny Hexagon
Crochet Pattern And Video - LINK


2 More Christmas In July 
Crochet Pattern Are Coming This Week!

Thanks For Stopping By!
I will See You Next Week!



Monday, January 30, 2017

How To make Polymer Clay Button Molds | Posh Pooch Designs


How To make Polymer Clay Button
 Molds from buttons. 

It is really fun and easy to do.
I just can not stop making them!

Here are some of the molds I have made.
What You need:
Parchment Paper
Polymer Clay
Buttons
Oven 
Plastic Knife
Tooth Pick

Preheat your oven to 275 degree
 Bake molds 15 minutes
Line your baking pan with Parchment Paper
Take a Small amount of Clay and 
soften it by kneading it.
 Roll in a ball and Gently flatten it out.
Put a little corn starch on the clay, 
 and press a button into the flat surface.
Slowly and carefully Pull off the button and bake.

You may need to use your knife or tooth pick
 to help get the mold off the button.

When done, let cool and rest for 24 hours before using.

See The Video on my Youtube Channel 
at This Link


Have fun and make lots of 
Molds and Buttons for all your 
Crochet, Knitting and Sewing Projects!

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Dog Paws Stitch Markers By "Day By Day Crochet"

I saw the stitch markers on her
facebook Fan Pagepage
and just had to order them.

I am showing each one front and back.
They look just like my Dog's,
Rosie and Maximo's paws!

She even put spots on the white one,
like Maximo
Her prices are very reasonable
and Her design is very detailed.
Here is her Business card..
OOPS, Sorry about leaving
 the Staple in it.

Here are some that look
like little balls of yarn!

She makes buttons, too!
She also Crochets and Loves yarn!
Go To her fan page
 and Look through her photo albums.
She is very talented.


Tuesday, May 22, 2012

Tutorial : How I Made Polymer Clay Buttons

I had so many people ask me,
"How do you make your  buttons"?
I thought I should make a tutorial.
I am not an expert, but this is what I did.
See The Video on my Youtube Channel 
at this LINK 

1. Preheat the toaster oven, according to the package directions
of the polymer clay you purchased.
Mine says 275. Then Put a piece of parchment
paper in the sheet pan.
2. Assemble your stuff. I used:
Polymer Clay,  2 inch cookie cutter,
roller and a button hole maker or tooth pick,
another piece of parchment paper to work on.

3. Choose your colors.
I am using about .5 oz. of
brown and beige this time.

4. Knead and roll your colors into 2 long canes.
these are about 12 inches long.
This is the hardest part, but it really works those muscles!

5. Then, cut the cane into 3 pieces.
Take the first one, and twist the cane folding them,
but not letting the colors mix.

6. Roll out the clay to about 1/4 inch thickness
and press your cookie cutter in.
7. Use the button hole maker or a tooth pick
to make the holes.
(I use the left overs to make round buttons)
Bake for 15 minutes
 or according to your Clay's directions.
8. When the buttons are cooled, I wait about 30 minutes.
Spray with Glitter Spray, Then Clear Gloss.
The ones on the left are sprayed with just gloss.

Depending on size of buttons,
you can get 4 to 6 buttons per oz
of Polymer clay.