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Aspen Birch (Buttons of Bas)

By basrelief, member

Hello Everyone,

I am new to the blog scene so please bare with me, I found this site searching for polymer clay buttons online. What a great idea, I love this kind of stuff, and I’m hoping there is a spot for accessories on threads…

I recently opened a page where I could offer my artwork online, after a while I saw an interest in my hand made polymer clay buttons. I started sculpting around 2000 but never really found the time until I lost my job, and couldn’t find work anywhere…

I just wanted to share a picture of my latest pieces, I am very proud of them and I’m hoping they will inspire other threads members…

Happy Holidays!

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    Scooter2 | | #1

    Your buttons are wonderful! These reming me of beautiful birch trees.

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