Yes, I well remember them falling to pieces when I made a Dorset
button years ago at a Brownie Day. I imagine it was a crosswheel
http://www.dorsetbuttons.co.uk . For some history, see this page -
<http://tinyurl>http://tinyurl.com/35ehg5
Helen
At 13:10 02/05/2007, Regina Haring wrote:
Thank you, Janette - then there could be a point at which if the
button is dropped, the spokes could unwind before they were
backstitched together? The spokes are not sewn into the buttonhole
stitches, but just wrapped around the whole ring? In the book the
stitches do unwind when a button is dropped.
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Helen, Dorset, UK
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