…compilation of tutorials
For me the tutorial for button bowl and tray is mostly about the button tray: I like it! :)
It is made in the same way than the other already presented button bowls ;-)
Links:
The original site doesn’t exist any more and is now only available through webarchive: Button Bowl and Tray (Home Décor Button Bowl and Tray)
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Entries containing the word ‘button bowl’
Ok, I’ve already presented several button bowls, every one is made in a slightly different way and I like every one of them – just as the button bowl in the picture :)
Links:
Button Bowl IV (Button Bowl)
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Entries containing the word ‘button bowl’
These button bowls somehow fascinate me ;-)
The button bowl III here looks different from the button bowl and the button bowl II again.
Links:
Button Bowl III (How to make a bowl out of buttons)
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Button Bowl
Button Bowl II
Entries containing the words ‘button’ and ‘bowl’
I presented a button bowl before that has been done over a balloon.
I find this button bowl even better because it’s been made over a plain bowl and probably this way more robust and also food safe.
Ok, and I find the mother of pearl buttons also appealing ;-)
Links:
Button Bowl II (Button Bowl)
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Button Bowl
I find this button bowl really cute – but it seems that it’s not soo easy to make it – not as easy as I thought ;-)
Links:
Button bowl
=> “Glue buttons to a balloon. Let dry Modge podge over the top Let dry Pop balloon Enjoy bowl!”
via: Button Bowls Are Too Tough For Me
This magazine rolls bowl is a mix of the here already presented button bowl and the paper trash can: you use the paper rolls as for the paper trash can and glue them together over a balloon as for the button bowl ;-)
Links:
Magazine Rolls Bowl (Magazine paper rolled up and glued to a balloon. Burst balloon after drying.)
I didn’t find the original link.
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Button Bowl
Paper Trash Can
These knit-felted knot bracelets are cute, aren’t they?
I think that you can surely make them with filled I-cords, too, then they are more firm (only take care about what happens to the filling when felting with hot water!). In principle it’s what Sue suggested in her comment.
Or the whole thing may be even possible with a buttoned I-cord bracelet, where the original was made with beads. When using glass buttons or glass beads it should be no problem to felt it (but I haven’t tried it yet).
Possibly you can even use filled and felted I-cords to make a fabric bowl from?!
And when you felt some of the cords of the cute spaghetti scrap scarf it surely looks great, too.
Oof, soo many ideas ;-))
Links:
This Is Knot a Bracelet : A Tutorial to Knit and Felt a Bangle Bracelet
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Actinia – here I put my own instruction on how to make an I-cord in the PDF file
Clothesline Knitting or Filled I-cord
Buttoned I-cord Bracelet
Clothesline Sewing – A Fabric Bowl
Spaghetti Scrap Scarf
Sues comment