"Wagonwheel" Zwirnknopfe: The German Dorset Button
Kimberly Ligocki
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Get the VIP PassLearn to make the basic "wagonwheel" German thread button (zwirnknopf) in three steps. Warning - these tiny thread mandalas are addictive, but not hazardous to your health!
Materials
- Scissors
- Three colors perle cotton 8
- Sashiko or other sharp needle
- Sharpie pen
- Cabone ring in 1-1/8 inch or 1 inch diameter
emery board - OPTIONAL - button template from www.bespokebuttonsshop.etsy.com
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Kimberly has been serial crafting since she was 8 years old. In the pandemic, she discovered thread buttons and KABOOM! For three years she has been making and selling German-style thread buttons -- known as "zwirnknopfe" -- online. This is her first time teaching how to make them. Kimberly lives in Northern California with her husband and ferocious Frenchie guard dog, Jojo.