Here are three plastic (maybe casein) buttons in black and white which is always striking. They are all sew through type and have a different cut away design.
Button covers were made to dress up plain buttons and alter the look of a garment. They were made in sets. Here we have four more; one has a sort of chain effect and the other has an orange rose. In the second picture one has a pearl insert and the green one looks rather like a lolly!
Here are some button covers which are quite a novel idea. Two are different gold designs while the other two have pearl inserts. They would certainly dress up some plain buttons.
These two paintings are a completely different subject matter. They were a challenge for me but I managed not too badly. The jug is kind of abstractish. The cherries are not quite ripe enough to eat.
Here are two bird paintings which I enjoyed doing. They are different to what I normally paint which has been mainly landscapes. I was quite happy with them.
Here is a group of small metal buttons which are rather nice but because of their age they are a little worn. Several are painted brass while one has blue velvet material in the centre. They are new to my collection.
These two paintings are totally different in subject matter and in style. I love the colours in the toadstool picture and the cup and saucer is bright and cheery. They were fun to do.
Here is a small group of old fabric buttons. Several are like a houndstooth fabric in teal, purple and brown. The large domed button has an interesting pattern in dull and shiny black. Maybe it is a mourning button. They all have a metal back with a pad shank.