I recently had the opportunity to work with the Artisan Whimsy team who publishes the Bead Chat Magazine. My friend and fellow BBA member, Cynthia of Antiquity Travelers saw my post about my new wooden buttons and thought they be perfect for their 5x5 test group. The group was working with leather this month and thought the wooden buttons would be a great complement.
I must say, I am totally blown away by the Bead Chat Magazine! 100 pages of colorful, content rich-articles. This magazine should be in print it's so pretty!
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And I was blown away at what the artists made with my buttons. I love all the different techniques each artist used to incorporate the buttons into their work.
And I cannot say enough nice things about the editors at the magazine. I was thrilled to be asked to contribute my wooden buttons and I was even more thrilled when I saw the article and the wonderful full-page feature they gave me as well!
What an honour! I like how different they all look. Must be fun to see your buttons like that.
ReplyDeleteEdi we loved working with your buttons! And can't wait for round 2!
ReplyDeleteThese designs are so cool! I love what Cynthia did with your wooden button.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on a GREAT feature!! And a whole new market for your buttons!
ReplyDeleteThat is an honor! I think the most fun of all is to see how other people use our creations with their own style. How one button can look so different when used with different items or mediums.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the feature! The full-page spread looks amazing. =0)
ReplyDelete~Kim
So cool! It's neat to see how each person used your beads and really personalized their project. It's amazing how different all the items are!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a neat opportunity! The magazine is gorgeous, and the artists did a wonderful job with your buttons. Congrats!
ReplyDeleteWOW! I'm impressed! And sooo happy for you Edi!
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome Edi!! What an honor! Love seeing all the ways your buttons were used! Congrats!! :)
ReplyDeleteWow! This is an amazing spread, showing off your buttons. I wonder if you would be allowed to use that photo of what was done with your buttons in your shop profile?
ReplyDeleteCongrats Edi! Your buttons work really well with the leather :)
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