My paternal grandmother had some interesting loose buttons. I realize now that I should have asked whether there were any stories associated with them, and whether they represented the last piece of something precious she used to own, or were leftovers from a gift project for someone else.
I have a jar of loose buttons, from when I wore clothing with buttons, which isn’t terribly often any more. You need three things to replace a missing button. One, a needle. Two, some thread. And three, a loose button that matches closely enough.
I’m been collecting buttons since I was a little girl. My grandma gave me a few in a big mason jar and I was hooked. If I ever come across clothing that someone is planning to throw away for whatever reason, I would always look to see if the buttons are worth saving. I don’t have any super-expensive buttons, just sentimental mostly.
I have an old duffle coat with leather buttons that for some reason upsets the horse. Other than that the buttons on my clothes are just the same old basic lame buttons. I do have political buttons. My McGovern-Eagleton buttons are most treasured.
I keep a smallish number of spare utilitarian buttons to use as replacements when a shirt or jacket loses one. They are rather commonplace and not extraordinary.
I also have a small collection of old political campaign buttons, going back to 1960, if not earlier. Mostly, they are from and for the party I most often support.
painedsmile about 3 years ago
I have a button. It was only pushed once before it exploded.
Randy B Premium Member about 3 years ago
My paternal grandmother had some interesting loose buttons. I realize now that I should have asked whether there were any stories associated with them, and whether they represented the last piece of something precious she used to own, or were leftovers from a gift project for someone else.
Brass Orchid Premium Member about 3 years ago
I have a jar of loose buttons, from when I wore clothing with buttons, which isn’t terribly often any more. You need three things to replace a missing button. One, a needle. Two, some thread. And three, a loose button that matches closely enough.
The Old Wolf about 3 years ago
Mine says ’I’m still for Stassen.’
*Hot Rod* about 3 years ago
I have a lottery button for the first game played in our State.Back in the da, around 1984.
Zebrastripes about 3 years ago
Button button…who’s got the button?
Buttons and Bows!
My grandma and mom have a jar of buttons, collected through the years…of course I did the same …..very interesting how styles have changed since WWII!
prettyfeet about 3 years ago
I’m been collecting buttons since I was a little girl. My grandma gave me a few in a big mason jar and I was hooked. If I ever come across clothing that someone is planning to throw away for whatever reason, I would always look to see if the buttons are worth saving. I don’t have any super-expensive buttons, just sentimental mostly.
PDawg Premium Member about 3 years ago
The one on my lip. It’s never been used.
coltish1 about 3 years ago
A mother of pearl’s gotta be worth five of six plastic ones.
Mighty Phavahg about 3 years ago
Belly, and “Gandalf for President”
Radish... about 3 years ago
Tax The Rich, says my button from 66.
Howard'sMyHero about 3 years ago
Da Blog: great display of buttons … sew good …! (oof)
Teto85 Premium Member about 3 years ago
I have an old duffle coat with leather buttons that for some reason upsets the horse. Other than that the buttons on my clothes are just the same old basic lame buttons. I do have political buttons. My McGovern-Eagleton buttons are most treasured.
3hourtour Premium Member about 3 years ago
…Red Buttons was always a favorite button…
…I heard that he was loose…
…but I don’t know …
…my wife really knows how to push my buttons…
… all other buttons…
…whether loose or not really held no interest to me…
…except Mable…
…she hung on to my Levi’s even well past the time the zipper didn’t work properly…
…always appearing to pop out like a loose tooth…
…but never ever really doing so…
…of course I always wore a belt with Mable being fast and loose as she was…
…always tempting me to become undone…
…even when I became too fat for her…
…she went to Goodwill one day…
…but I never saw that loose button again…
… The End …
gigagrouch about 3 years ago
New buttons in a used bag?
Linguist about 3 years ago
I’d rather have all my buttons than burst them investing in Bitcoins.
*Hot Rod* about 3 years ago
Women that are full sized including the two breast, they go pop pop in me when their jug’s show most of the most. Thank you ma’am I yam what I yam.
6turtle9 about 3 years ago
My most used and special button is my ejection seat button. It has gotten me out of some hairy spots.
willie_mctell about 3 years ago
I loved my mom’s button box when I was little.
*Hot Rod* about 3 years ago
Man threding that needle, woh hoo..
*Hot Rod* about 3 years ago
I am a thimble in the game Go Monopoly..
Sisyphos about 3 years ago
I keep a smallish number of spare utilitarian buttons to use as replacements when a shirt or jacket loses one. They are rather commonplace and not extraordinary.
I also have a small collection of old political campaign buttons, going back to 1960, if not earlier. Mostly, they are from and for the party I most often support.
Ho hum….
Ninette about 3 years ago
Bought a used bag of loose buttons? What was the bag of loose buttons used for when it was new?
Buying a bag of loose, used buttons is prob the more common transaction.
As you travel on through life, whatever may be your goal, keep your eye upon the button and not upon the hole.
Bill Thompson about 3 years ago
You mean the one that says “DON’T PANIC” in big, friendly letters?