Most of the art there is way beyond my reach. There was a great bronze of a rabbit skeining yarn into a ball for a mere $15K. I saw several things with price tags that rivaled my mortgage. I'm not complaining, it's always inspiring to see so much great art. But, I don't have any illusions that I was actually shopping. This was more like going to a museum with price tags.
While I was there I got an idea for an art piece. This crazy idea would require lots of buttons. Unfortunately, my button tin doesn't have very many buttons in it.

My first thought was to start scouring local vintage stores and second hand shops for buttons. And I know I can find plenty on ebay. But it occurred to me that it might be more interesting to see what happened if I just simply asked for them. Community and all.
So, I would like to propose a trade. If you have any buttons you are willing to part with I will send you a Lorna's Laces button.

We have about 85 of them. If you are one of the first 85 people that send buttons, I will send you a button in return.
The address is:
4229 N Honore St
Chicago, IL 60613
3 comments:
Do you want various sizes and colors or . . .Kay
I sent you a whole mess o'buttons. Some were my grandma's. All came from the same button box she used, and which I now have. It's an old candy tin. (And I would love to log in but my gmail password has decided to not be what I think it is)
I don't have any preference for what kind of buttons. Any size, shape or color is welcome!
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