Somehow I can’t stop myself from photographing all things green this week. Today at the Pittsburgh Knit and Crochet Festival, I stopped at the vintage buttons booth.
Thanks Michelle from Dusty’s Vintage Buttons from South Carolina. I’d offer a link but she doesn’t have one. You have to catch her next year at the festival. She started collecting when she got buttons from a friend’s grandmother and hasn’t stopped.
button up
1. Lit. to fasten one’s buttons. Your jacket’s open. You’d better button up. It’s cold. I’ll button up in the car.2. Fig. to get silent and stay silent. (See also button (up) one’s lip.) Hey, button up! That’s enough out of you. I wish you would button up and stop gossiping.McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. © 2002 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
It is easy being green Weekly Photo Challenge
A real green fest! I’m trying to teach myself how to follow simple crochet patterns again instead of granny squares. I’ve spent hours this weekend and I’m nearly there with the pattern but now the wool I’ve chosen splits – really annoying!
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Appropriate for spring!
I’ve never considered green to be a favorite color, but for some reason I love your photos of all things green!
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So many lovely green buttons, more than enough for a parade. Simple and great for the challenge 🙂
Really enjoying your Green Week!!! if it lasted longer, I wouldn’t mind!! 🙂
That is quite the collection!