Nuts for Nutz!
A few months ago we brought a new button into stock...a dramatic dyed corozo nut, sliced in irregular, potato chip shaped disks with the outer bark intact. What a stunning statement for a one button jacket or vest or multiples on a richly textural sweater. Well, turns out we weren't the only ones who loved the button...along with being very popular with our customers, our supplier recently introduced an additional range of colors! We were ecstatic when we opened the delivery package! Oohs and aahs all around for the rich fruity colors that will work so well this spring! Dixie made a bee line for the camera and got the pics up in the web store right away! Enjoy!!!
Starting at 12:05 Spearmint, Tomato, Olive, Mocha, Almond, Raspberry, Lilac, Strawberry, Mustard, Cornflower and the yellow in the center is Butterscotch. Yummmmm!
Remember, as with all natural buttons, the shapes vary quite a bit. We can try to hand pick for you if you give us some guidance, but the variance is part of their glory!
Dixie and I have been starving for some new and unusual buttons. This one just came across our desk last week and we have it in stock already--truly unusual to turn around that quickly. What struck us about this button besides its obvious beauty and artistry, was the muted and antiqued colors in rhubarb, sage and taupe. The edges are treated to simulate distress and if you
What fun we had at the button table yesterday! A customer came in to buy fabric and match buttons. She was using the Loes Hinse Bolero Jacket pattern to make two statement jackets. For one she chose The Vineyard fabric from our Autumn I collection, a silk tweed in bright plum, bottle green, natural and black. The other was fabric she already owned. She needed a great one-button closure to complete each vision. We suggested a few buttons, but her eye caught Belize in Violet--Would this work? We pulled the drawer, admittedly thinking, "whoa, this will be very busy on the bold tweed fabric"! But no, the concept was going to work! When I pointed out that there were variations in the color balance of each button, we hunted around to find the one with the most green--Voila! What a great collaboration of vision...we loved the final decision!

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