This is almost all the buttons I have.
My kiddos and I had fun laying them all out - and talking about things we could use them for.
Some
are vintage, some are new, some came from my mom, some came from an
antique store here in town, some came from the Netherlands, some came
from Australia, and a few of them, I dug out of the ground . . . a
couple years ago Ben found an old dump-site buried under a job site. We
found old scissors and shoes and glass and tin cans, and three
milkglass buttons!
Did you ever play Button, Button, Who's Got the Button?
We used to play it at Back-yard Bible Club.
Oh, fun times. :)
All the kiddos sit in a circle.
A string, with one button on it, is wrapped around the circle.
One kiddo is chosen to sit in the middle.
Everyone
passes the button around, behind their backs, on the string . . . until
the middle kiddo says stop. Then everyone says button, button, who's
got the button? And the middle kiddo tries to guess who has the button
behind their back. If guessed correctly, the button holder moves to the
middle of the circle . . . and so on. We really thought it was fun. :)
So, there you have buttons and two button stories.