For some reason we stopped hand-making buttons after hundreds of years. Those pictured above are from the late 1800's-1940's
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1 comment:
Those are amazing!! And you're right, it's time they came back. I wonder if it would be possible to do them with more affordable materials. Maybe one could sculpt them on soap and then cast in resin. That'd be really spiffy!
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