I finally decided on buttons and sewed them on this afternoon. I had to use flash to get a decent picture. Because of the design of this cardigan you can put a lot or a few buttons on it. The "button holes" are created by the eyelets, unfortunately that also limits the size of the buttons that you can use. The buttons that I had originally planned to use were vintage buttons that I had picked up at a Bead & Button show a few years ago but they were just a little too large for the eyelet holes. I ended up going with some lamp work glass Rosebud buttons that I got from Beadcats. I decided to only use 3 because sometimes less is more.
A view of the back:
And a close up of the buttons. No, the cardigan is not crooked, just me. It's been a long week, thank goodness it is over.
Pattern: Meris by Elizabeth Doherty
Yarn: Finch by Quince & Co in Crocus
Needle: US 2.5 (3 mm)
A view of the back:
And a close up of the buttons. No, the cardigan is not crooked, just me. It's been a long week, thank goodness it is over.
Pattern: Meris by Elizabeth Doherty
Yarn: Finch by Quince & Co in Crocus
Needle: US 2.5 (3 mm)
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