COMPETITION HAS ENDED. You could win $20 to spend on ceramic handmade buttons by FULTON & CO. Details below. I’m having lots of fun decorating our new pad in Hayes Valley, San Francisco. This means furniture shopping, stocking up on kitsch nick nacks at thrift stores and of course, making soft furnishings! My pink Brother XL2610 Free-Arm Sewing Machine just arrived from Amazon so I am planning all the things I’m going to sew to decorate our new home. I plan to make a room divider curtain to separate the kitchen from the living room, maybe using button curtain tabs. In Japan, this type of curtain is called a “Noren”; you may have seen it in Japanese restaurant doorways. (Image sources L to R clockwise: curbly.com, sandgasa.exblog.jp and bellemaison.jp x 3) Speaking of buttons, Sarah from FULTON & CO has kindly offered a giveaway to Sew in Love readers. Her Etsy store sells beautiful ceramic handmade buttons. I think they are wonderfully understated and elegant. Their natural colours would be perfect for my apartment’s colour scheme. Being handmade, the buttons have lots of rustic character too. Sarah is giving away $20 to spend on your favourite button style from her Etsy store.
How to enter the giveaway
For your chance to win $20 to spend at FULTON & CO, simply leave a comment on this blog post on how you would use these lovely ceramic buttons.
- For 1 bonus entry: Like Sew in Love on Facebook and post your comment on the Facebook page.
- For 1 more bonus entry: Like FULTON & CO on Facebook and post your comment on the Facebook page.
Winner will be selected after midnight Monday 18 February 2013. Good luck! Check out Sarah’s shop to get inspired for your next project using buttons, (my current favourite is the English Garden buttons) and you can follow me on Twitter @SewinLove to get the latest updates on the giveaway. If you own an Etsy store and would like to do a giveaway on Sew in Love, I’d love for you to contact me via Twitter or Facebook.
12 comments
LOVE!
Rin, this is a beautiful site, and yes, you’ve shared loads of things that brighten my day! And I just love these buttons and all the ideas they inspire! Thanks!
Beautiful! I think I’d use them to make a new spring top!
Nice!
I could use them to create a unic and interesting hand bag or to decorate a collar of a dress or a hat or to design a baby book and many other thing !
Beautiful buttons can be very inspiring!
Don’t know yet what I would do with them, but something so pretty and simple is sure to inspire! I love Sarah’s designs. I even own a few pieces of jewelry that i wear ALL the time that she made when we were both living in Brooklyn. She is one talented lady!
Sarah sure is talented! Thanks for entering her comp 🙂
Whoa this is so cool!
*I would love to make a jacket/ bag/ skirt with these buttons
These buttons would like fantastic on a bag! Great idea Rachel.
I want to make a cute picnic top with these buttons as a feature.
Thanks E-von. Is a picnic top like a tunic top?
I would just add these to my button collection! I don’t know if I could make myself use them they are so pretty!