Rosalind Atkins - Smocking and Dorset Buttons Plus
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This item will be posted to you by Rosalind Atkins - Smocking and Dorset Buttons within 3 days of receiving payment.
| Shipping destination | Cost | Additional items |
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| United Kingdom | £7.95 | |
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I love making traditional Dorset buttons and wanted to produce something respecting the heritage of the craft but given a contemporary edge and immensely wearable too.
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This unique hand made necklace is created using traditional Dorset Cross Wheel buttons worked in cotton thread in delicate colours inspired by wisteria flowering on the wall of a Dorset cottage .
The five buttons are worked on metal rings in three sizes, 32mm, 25mm and 18mm and are securely attached to a 1m long 12mm toning lilac organza ribbon which allows flexibility in wear and is easily tied and adjusted. The necklace can be worn high on the neck as a choker or adjusted to sit lower to suit the neckline of the garment being worn.
Designed by Rosalind Atkins in Dorchester
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