Winging It Week 44 | Stitched Buttons Trims and Edges

[@MsTemporaryMadness]

100% enjoyed this tutorial. Thanks much for the inspiration. Hugs!

[@featherstitchhouse]

Thanks so much. If I remember, this was the comedy tutorial where I kept getting tangled up! Thank for bearing with the chaos!

[@susanforsberg2547]

Fabulous and very clearly well done thank you so much for sharing and guiding us ❤️🥰❤️

[@featherstitchhouse]

That's so kind. Thank you. I'm glad the video was useful. 🤗

[@juneparks2265]

I love the tree button I have seen them in macrame and thought I couldn't do it. but your direction look better. I love all the buttons and all your videos. Thank you so much

[@doreenannafourie4125]

Goodness you have taken me down memory lane, I last made this kind of buttons for my son's cloths when he was born. Lovely video. Thank you.

[@featherstitchhouse]

Thanks so much for your lovely message. I hadn't made Dorset Buttons for ages. I forgot how much I enjoyed the process.

[@rhonda5780]

This video is so informative and easy to follow. Thank you.

[@featherstitchhouse]

You are so welcome!

[@lisabeecats]

I wanted to thank you for making this video. It’s very nice and educational.

[@featherstitchhouse]

It's my pleasure. Thanks so much for watching. 🤗

[@catherinelittle2118]

This was an exciting video for me. The covered buttons are my favourite. Seeing them completed brought back lovely memories of similar buttons my mother had in her sewing basket. I think that creating a sampler page is a great idea. It provides an opportunity to learn new stitches and present them in a way that protects them and keeps them safe. A book format becomes a handy reference tool and something to admire. I would like to make such a page showcasing the stitches you have demonstrated. I have never made Dorset buttons but would love to try. Thank you so much for stimulating my interest and sharing new techniques through your video. It is much appreciated.

[@featherstitchhouse]

Thanks so much for your lovely message. I am so glad you enjoyed the video and feel inspired. I really enjoyed making this page, it's nice to just play sometimes and see what happens. I hope you have a go at some of the techniques. Do send pictures of your creations. I would love to see your versions.

[@dawsie]

I was thinking the same thing, I have started making myself Victorian clothes and have a book of fabrics that I have bought to keep a record, but having a book of buttons would be a great idea as I’m making my own buttons , like the Dorset button, but I also make buttons from seed beads, but I’m looking at making my own resin buttons as well, this way I can also keep a record of what were used and where I sourced them from.

[@lidiacristinacobos1472]

Hermosaaaaa quedó !!!! Gran labor y creatividad !!!! Graciasss😊🎉🎉🎉

[@angelperry1836]

Thanks for doing this, love learning new techniques and uses for each.

[@featherstitchhouse]

Thanks so much. It's a pleasure- I really enjoyed making this video. I am a thread butterfly really - I love having a go at a billion different techniques so this page was perfect for me.

[@junimondin]

Beautiful tutorial. Thanks a lot ❤

[@featherstitchhouse]

Thanks so much for watching. 🤗

[@bluecatsewing]

Brilliant, my favourite is the tree. Looking forward to doing this one 💜

[@featherstitchhouse]

I love the tree too. Looking forward to seeing your versions.

[@darksilk1967]

YeeaaHH!! Fun garantied

[@ShoshiPlatypus]

What a lovely video! I really enjoyed it. I saw a death's head button video recently and thought how striking they were - they were frequently used on men's clothing in the 18th century and the man in the video was making authentic clothing from the period. I love your Dorset buttons - the scalloped edged one, the little bouquet and the tree - so pretty! I am looking forward to exploring some more of your videos. Thanks for sharing an excellent tutorial! PS After a really quick visit to your channel, new subbie! So many fun techniques to explore!

[@kristinjacobsen3417]

Sorry to be boring but I like the tree best, too. Tho' the bouquet is cute as well. And the picot. I've got a tiny thin crochet hook that I could use for the fringe. I can't imagine ever crocheting with it.

[@featherstitchhouse]

Not boring. I love the tree button too. Thanks for saying hi! 🤗

[@TheKazadoodle]

Lovely work. Button forms can be found at Gina B Silkworks and she's from the UK too :D

[@featherstitchhouse]

I love Gina B Silkworks! If I made buttons more often, she would be my go-to and she is based in Lincolnshire too! Thanks for watching. 🤗

[@judyrowse7354]

Make a Dorset button