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Hello! Yes you can email me at fleursdemontagne@icloud.com and I can see what I can do :)

@@Hannah-FleursDeMontagne okay, thank you soo much!

You're very welcome- and thank you for watching!😄

I'm so glad you enjoyed this! I very much appreciate you- thank you so much for being here!

@@VintageVariety hi Pam! I enjoy hearing from you and thank you for your sweet comments🥰 Everyone else said to wear the bracelet but I really want to take it apart 🤭 These buttons are really old and I don’t want to damage them- I’m a heavy wearer on bracelets. Thanks for your input!

@@Hannah-FleursDeMontagne me too Hannah, I am really hard on bracelets. I can’t tell you how many I’ve damaged or lost. As for collecting and the items you show, they are all wonderful! It’s always better to build a collection slowly because everyone’s taste changes over time. Keep doing what you do. Your videos are always appreciated and enjoyable.

@@VintageVariety I really appreciate that Pam! I have a small collection of items I really enjoy and cherish and yes it’s better to grow it slowly, I’m limited on space and only can only keep certain things. ☺️

@@carolmarin8208 Carol ♥️👋

@@carolmarin8208 Thank you Carol! Glad to know there’s other button lovers- I’ll have to share more of my collection soon. Thank you so much for watching ☺️

Hi Curry! Thank you my sweet friend!!☺️

Aw Misty ♥️ Im so glad this resonated with you. It’s been awkward trying to film myself speaking but I really want to “connect” with everyone who takes the time to watch my videos and have a little chat. Several people have become like my friends here! Hopefully I will get better 😌 thanks for being so kind, I hope you have a great week as well!

@@Hannah-FleursDeMontagne 😊😊😊

Thank you for being here Sandra!!

That’s amazing you’ve found the saphiret and pools of light pieces! I’ve heard of several people finding them for great prices now so I will keep the hope alive lol! I’m blessed to have found two saphiret pieces, and then once I knew about the glass realized I had some cabochons in my stash! I still need to make something with those. That is a great idea about the safety chain, I was definitely worried about hurting the buttons while wearing them- thanks! I totally get what you mean about only seeing the “good stuff” people show. It’s not realistic at all. I got a bunch of ugly stuff as well 😂 Thanks so much for watching Elizabeth!!

Thanks Teresa! I need to check out his video- he had an older one about buttons I may need to rewatch! Someone I watch recently found TWO pools of light necklaces at a yard sale for $2 each, because yes they didn’t know what they had- so there’s still hope lol. I really appreciate you being here, thank you!

Thank you so much Pattie - looks like everyone says I need to wear it, lol! It can be difficult not to compare at times but I’ve noticed the older I get the less I care. Take care 🤗

Wait until you are 70-you really won't care. Lol. It is 'funny' how the world seems so different now, but it remains the same in some respects. Have a nice holiday, everyone.

Thanks for your input and yes I’ll work on doing a more crafty video- thanks so much for being here and watching :)

Right? I normally take the scissors to them 😆 thanks Pam!

@@adriagarcia7063 That is amazing! What a treasure! Thank you so much for sharing that and watching my video!

@@Flanan thank you so much! ☺️😀

Yay that makes me so happy to hear! I love that these videos are helpful. Rachel is so sweet, I love that she helps others as well :) Thank you for being here Maria!

Thank you so much for watching Terrie!

Thank you Terrie! ☺

Thanks Dana! 💗💗

You are welcome Teresa!!

I'm so glad this was helpful! You're very welcome, and thank you for being here :)

Oh thank you Linda! I may pop on while I craft sometime, I'll try to give a heads up :)

Thank you for watching Teresa! The lot of 90s signed earrings I have listed for $80 and the vintage clip ons for $48. That’s comes to about $2 for each earring, some are worth more than that a piece but some pieces aren’t worth much so it evens out in my opinion.

Yes! More to come! Uploading a video now :) thanks so much for watching Maria!

That is a great idea! Thanks so much for sharing and watching my video!! :)

Aw thank you Curry!! 😊 I didn’t mention it in the video but I linked your video about making charms/pendants from post earrings in the description!

You are so welcome! You can get better money making smaller, themed lots than selling one big jumble of jewelry in my experience!

Thank you Pam!! ☺️

That’s a great idea! Thanks Misty!☺️

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching 😄

Glad you enjoyed it Jackie!☺️

Thank you so much! 😄

Oh I have several single earrings that mean a lot to me and I just keep holding on hoping I find the mate! Thanks for watching Angela 😄

You are welcome Lynn! Thanks for watching 😁

You are so welcome Jamie!!😄

Hi Pattie! Yes I don’t buy lots as much, I have become much more pickier but you can find some awesome things! Thanks for watching, hope you are well ☺️

Wow, I am so happy you happened upon my video! Thank you so much for leaving a comment and letting me know. I was truly fascinated by your article so thank YOU for all the work and effort into bringing people his story! It was a pleasure to remind people of his life and work. ☺️

@@Hannah-FleursDeMontagne If you ever have questions about celluloid ring making, don't hesitate to reach out.

I really appreciate that! Thanks for offering your help. I do have a question on how celluloid pieces can be found. I did find some new celluloid guitar picks and thought those would be good to use?

@@Hannah-FleursDeMontagne There are pros and cons to using guitar picks. They come in great colors and patterns and stack well, but because they are generally thin, acetone can sometimes "melt" into the pick causing some loss of thickness. An easier way to get that stacked/layered effect is to use an old vanity tray that already has a few layers of different colored celluloid.

Yayyyy! Hi Awenasa, I’m on a Bob search and of course your article popped up and this video. This is a really beautiful piece, and so different than Bob’s work.

You are so welcome! I’m so glad this was helpful to you. I also was hanging on to single earrings thinking one day I might find the mate but the odds are pretty slim 😂 Thank you so much for watching Debbie!

Thank you so much Julie!! 😃

Hi Curry!! I love that one too and it’s such a big bead, I bet that took a while to make!

Thank you so much for watching Leslie!😄

Hi, @@Hannah-FleursDeMontagne Ive been a fan of all varieties of international beads & been an amateur beadworker, since ( gulp) 'waaaay back in the mid 1970s when I encountered my first original old African trading bead up in DC/ Virginia area. (My career has been reference librarian, prior to the Internet being avail to all) I own about 4 different thick & informative reference books about beads from all different areas & cultures. It's my Happy Place

It’s so great to meet a fellow bead lover!! I’m so happy you are here Leslie! Thanks for sharing about yourself. I’d love to hear of the awesome books you have! I’m always on the lookout for bead references.

@@Hannah-FleursDeMontagne I'm glad it might be interesting. I hope the books are out on my current bookshelves instead of packed in a box. 📿📚 Since you're interested, Ill try to locate them tomorrow ( Tues) I'll write you back either way & tell you, if I can find the info: titles/ dates etc

@@Hannah-FleursDeMontagne Hi again!! It turns out/ it seems that some of my books on this topic might be packed inside unmarked cardboard boxes ( moved from one apt property, across town, a few years ago). I did locate three of them. I've listed some (partial) publishing info below. One ( " Bead Embroidery") was bought in a fun secondhand store , vintage even at the time I purchased it. Even the visit to that bookstore was quite a number of years back. # 1: (Joan Edwards, author, 1966) Bead Embroidery. Taplinger Publishing Company #2: Author: Geary, Theresa Flores. The Illustrated bead bible: terms, tips & techniques Publisher Sterling ( lists publisher hdqtrs in both Canada & UK) 2008 approx 400 pp. #3: Author: Stanley, Isabel [New Crafts] Beadwork [ "New Crafts" was evidently a series of volumes, about very different activites. Title search might begin w/ phrase "New Crafts" or might be just "Beadwork". Publishing data page isn't esp clear about what librarians call the "Main Entry" for this book / Library of Congress data.] Publisher Lorenz Books c. 1997 My copies of all three of these are hardbacks. If pbk editions were published, they would have different years and could even be from different publishing/ printing companies. I hope this is fun & ideally might be helpful for you. Cheers!! 📚📿😉 ldt, jax, fla

@@MistyAtSkeeterJones Misty thank you for reminding me! I normally hit the UV light on most things I receive but forgot and you know what? Some of them did fluoresce! That should help me identify what kind of stone these are now because I’ve been pretty stumped!

Thank you for watching! I didn’t mention the cloth is a wool scarf made in India, I thought it fitting :)