1- cut the avocado pit when fresh, it's easier. even drilling the holes and the peeling of the skin is easier. then let dry. 2- put the sanding paper around a flat object, like a cooking spatula. then move the button, not the sandpaper. much easier. handymen cut a rectangle that fit in their hand from a wooden plank, then roll the sandpaper around it. you can move the wood around big pieces you need to sand, or fix it and sand little pieces on it. loved the video. thanks!
I came across you in my feed today and subscribed. I loved watching, especially when you shared your process and pushing through the mistakes. I loved the tips that your viewer offered above, as well. In both cases, I felt like I was in your studio watching and participating, in my mind for today. And in my actions on a day yet to come. 😂
Yes! I'm learning how to see mistakes as an important part of learning, really appreciate seeing the whole process, I probably would've given up half way (wayy too hard on myself - perfectionist) so commend you for keeping going and just learning from what didn't go quite right! ❤
This felt like such a random video i had to watch. I loved it! I just learned how to make cordage from banana stems which grow in my garden here in West Africa. Now i can make beads from avocados to attach to the cordage. Cant wait to watch your other videos. ❤
@lanetower3411 What a great idea! And just in time,too. I rediscovered my mother's old (40's) cotton bed sheets when checking my fabric stash for material for pillow cases. Plant dyes have been on my mind lately for things to do with grandson during school holiday. Tech kids has to learn about the old ways :).
@@margitwes6495 avocado pits=pink. Pomegranate rind= yellow. You may need a mordant. Alum is one. If you have one of those deodorant crystals, they work. Soak the cloth in the mordant first. A rusty nail is another, but I think it dyes the cloth more blue.
Wow, what a sustainable way to use the stone. And I really appreciated, that you left your "failures in the bidoe - this helps so much to do it the right way❤
I love how you left all your mistakes on the video ❤ ive felt quite disappointed in myself by doing that kind of stuff when a tutorial seemed to be easy
What a great idea. How are the buttons after washing? Will they stay hard or break after a while? Thank you for leaving the failures and for your patience, while trying out better methods.
I love this! I love the use of something that would usually just be tossed out, I love the sustainability, I love being able to learn from your mistakes! The perfect how-to video, letting us know what to do and what not to do and why!
Your knitting is beautiful. I love the neutral color of your sweater. Your buttons work well with that color. Bravo for such wonderful work. I thank you for showing us what you d I d wrong...now we wont do that
I know everyone's saying it but thanks for putting the bloopers in :) When most people make videos everything is too perfect, they always have fancy tools, there's no improvisation, there is 0 mess and it's just not what making crafts is really like!
Consider getting a little hand file/saw. It's about the size of a screwdriver and you can switch out the blades. Great for small, fine work. :) ETA: Those buttons look like owl faces. Would be so cute to use natural ink to draw little owl features and have them as buttons!
Omg I'm obsessed! Thank you for sharing your mistakes and normalising that they happen. Not only does it save the rest of us from making the same ones, it also prevents EVEN MORE wastage than you already are by reusing the pips and teaching us how to
Very glad about halfway through the video you stopped drilling right next to your hand! If anyone wants to prevent the rotating button problem by not holding it, a piece of tape over the entire thing will do the trick, you'll still see the button outline with a blue tape too
it's a good idea to drill a small pilot hole first! if you use the large bit right away, you're putting a lot more stress on your material and it can split - use a smaller bit first and work your way up, gradually expanding the hole to minimize this. cool idea, next time i buy avocados i'll have to try this! i enjoy how they look like little pig snouts. it's really cute 🐽🐽🐽
I didn’t have the best day today, but I just came across this video and I’m ending my day with with inspirational video that had the most perfect reminder for me at the very end. Thank you for sharing this video ♥️ 🥑
I like the unevenness of the buttons. Maybe those ones can be used in a craft item like a tote or bag or pillow case or a one-button top. Like how you showed how to remedy imperfections. Good video.
Thank you for sharing an amazing awesome experience. Thank you for sharing the mistakes too, it was a great learning experience for us all. My question is how to preserve them, such as do you seal them with a clear sealant possibility, because you have to wash the garment and I'm just curious how the buttons will hold up getting wet from washing and as they continue to age/dry on the garment will they hold up or crack over time without some type of preservative step added. If anyone has any ideas or suggestions please let us know. Thank you again for your awesome idea and video.
These are really great thanks for this video. And I love seeing all your mistakes. Mistakes help us learn and your mistakes will help us feel that our are normal.❤
They have such a delightful sound really beautiful and we actually go through a fair amount of avocados in our household. I am looking forward to this. Oh, I bet you could make cool runes out of it.
This is insane! The buttons are so beautiful. Thank you for sharing the best video ever! I never thought you could use the pits for something so useful! A+
This is a fun idea. I eat lots of avocados and now I won't feel guilty about the pits being tossed. Now if you find a way to wash items these may be put on, please let us all know. Thanks for this video.
I made my first before watching this vedio, and really was happy to see the same idea. My seed fell and bloke in have along the natural split, so i cut mine narrow and long like an oval shape but i relly like them, i will also be using them in a knitted t-shirt. Want to test with other seeds too❤👍🏻
it might be a bit awkward but maybe drill the whole pit after making some kind of jig to hold it and the drillbit in place so you only really need to cut them? super excited to try this myself, thanks for sharing :)
After watching really very crunchy's video on avocado buttons I was legit wondering the process. I didn't think it still needed to be green, but that makes sense with how you showed it. Thanks
Love the buttons! I usually just plant the avocado seeds. We have 5 trees tall enough to go in the ground,hoping they'll survive the next Winter. Appreciate showing what not to do.
What a fun project! Every year I give my two sisters a little Christmas box full of things I've sewn or made from repurposed and thrifted fabric and materials along with one or two low cost fun things like a hanky or a fan or chopsticks. I wonder if these would pick up dye from vegetables like red cabbage or flower petals if you soaked them right after cutting. I'm going to try it. Thank you, Elin.
What a great idea! Thank you for this video, and for leaving the mistakes of your experience, we learn a lot by them. I will definitely try, they make a great gift as well. The cardigan looks beautiful too!
@@elinsDIY As I recall the drying time varied greatly on the type of potato. There was significant shrinkage and wrinkling, depending on the type of potato. And the beads were generally brittle, though held up fairly well after several coats of clear varnish or acrylic paint (once potatoes were dry). Holes for beads and buttons closed up fast unless there was a metal skewer remaining in the hole throughout the drying time (thick wire or potato baking skewers, though plastic might work - I never tried plastic), but the skewer had to be gently turned each day or the potato hole would "heal" glue itself to the skewer. I cut the beads small, usually into rectangles, but I cut the buttons thicker, and used a circular metal mini cookie cutter. Drying time for buttons was much longer. It was a lot of fussy trial and error, but it was interesting. Especially when people marvelled at necklaces made of potato beads. I also made beads by mixing unsweetened applesauce and cinnamon until stiff enough to form into beads. I finished them after they dried with clear crafts varnish.
They sound like dominoes when you tapped them together! I don't know how you got this idea but I love it so much! Thank you. Now I'm off to check out your other videos!
This is an interesting idea. I would have left them odd shaped instead of the trimming but to each his own... Thank you very much for including all the failures as well, makes for a far more educational video. Your cardigan is going to be lovely ❤
This is so creative! I'm definitely going to try this one day. I like crocheting, and making a sweater or something with these buttons would be so cute!
New subscriber here! I eat so many avocados and aside from rooting the pits, I've never thought about how else they could be used. Thank you for this video. God bless
Omg, those are so cute! Thank you for sharing! I was always a little sad to through away the avocado seed (you can only have so many house plants) but it looks like that will not be a problem anymore. :) There is a avocado in my kitchen right now and now I know what I will do later today :)
I really appreciate the mistakes being left in. I wish more people did that
Thank you very much for the feedback!
Me too.
@@elinsDIY same!
Same!
Yeeeah!!
1- cut the avocado pit when fresh, it's easier. even drilling the holes and the peeling of the skin is easier. then let dry.
2- put the sanding paper around a flat object, like a cooking spatula. then move the button, not the sandpaper. much easier.
handymen cut a rectangle that fit in their hand from a wooden plank, then roll the sandpaper around it. you can move the wood around big pieces you need to sand, or fix it and sand little pieces on it.
loved the video. thanks!
Thank you for the tips😍
Don't they warp while drying?
Merci pour la traduction en français et pour vos explications. Peut-on passer ces boutons à la machine à laver ?
А стирать изделие пробовали?
I came across you in my feed today and subscribed. I loved watching, especially when you shared your process and pushing through the mistakes.
I loved the tips that your viewer offered above, as well. In both cases, I felt like I was in your studio watching and participating, in my mind for today. And in my actions on a day yet to come. 😂
Refreshing to see someone share the learning process, mistakes and all, and thus teaching others. Awesome!
Thank you so much! 🫶🏻
Yes! I'm learning how to see mistakes as an important part of learning, really appreciate seeing the whole process, I probably would've given up half way (wayy too hard on myself - perfectionist) so commend you for keeping going and just learning from what didn't go quite right! ❤
I ADORE these buttons! Thank you for showing us what NOT to do so we can avoid pitfalls. (PITfalls---see what I did there?)
Hahah, thank you! 🫶🏻
This felt like such a random video i had to watch. I loved it! I just learned how to make cordage from banana stems which grow in my garden here in West Africa. Now i can make beads from avocados to attach to the cordage. Cant wait to watch your other videos. ❤
Thank you so much! ❤️ wow that sounds so cool!! Which I lived in a country where we could grow bananas🙈
Do you have videos of your projects on here? I would love to see the beads you make! 😊
Great idea! You can also use them to dye cloth. It comes out a beautiful baby pink.
Wow that’s amazing!
@lanetower3411 What a great idea! And just in time,too. I rediscovered my mother's old (40's) cotton bed sheets when checking my fabric stash for material for pillow cases. Plant dyes have been on my mind lately for things to do with grandson during school holiday. Tech kids has to learn about the old ways :).
@@margitwes6495 avocado pits=pink. Pomegranate rind= yellow. You may need a mordant. Alum is one. If you have one of those deodorant crystals, they work. Soak the cloth in the mordant first. A rusty nail is another, but I think it dyes the cloth more blue.
@@lanetower3411 Thank you for taking the time to respond with more info. I'll never look at rusty nails the same way :)
Didn't know these things. Cool!
Wow, what a sustainable way to use the stone. And I really appreciated, that you left your "failures in the bidoe - this helps so much to do it the right way❤
Thank you ❤️
I love this!! Thanks for sharing!!❤🥑❤️
I love how you left all your mistakes on the video ❤ ive felt quite disappointed in myself by doing that kind of stuff when a tutorial seemed to be easy
I know the feeling! Thank you🫶🏻
What a great idea. How are the buttons after washing? Will they stay hard or break after a while? Thank you for leaving the failures and for your patience, while trying out better methods.
I would also like to know whether they survive getting washed.
I can feel the beginning of my crunchy mom era beginning. I just started seriously gardening to the point where we can eat from it
That is so cool ❤
How fun!!
I love this! I love the use of something that would usually just be tossed out, I love the sustainability, I love being able to learn from your mistakes! The perfect how-to video, letting us know what to do and what not to do and why!
Thank you so much!! I agree, it feels so good to use something that otherwise would be wasted!
I usually try yo grow mine for a free plant 🥰 this is super fun too!!
This is really cute! This is what youtube is for
Thank you! 🫶🏻
What a cute idea, and I love the ASMR sounds your little buttons made as you worked with them!
Thank you so much! 🫶🏻
Cool! I hope they wash well when the sweater is washed.
Yes, that’s a really good point! I think this is such a cute idea so I hope they do
Your knitting is beautiful. I love the neutral color of your sweater. Your buttons work well with that color. Bravo for such wonderful work. I thank you for showing us what you d I d wrong...now we wont do that
Thank you so much! 🫶🏻
These are great! I love the rustic look. Perfect with your beautiful sweater. Thank you for showing your entire process Mistakes and all. 💖
Thank you so much! 🫶🏻
I know everyone's saying it but thanks for putting the bloopers in :) When most people make videos everything is too perfect, they always have fancy tools, there's no improvisation, there is 0 mess and it's just not what making crafts is really like!
Thank you very much! 🫶🏻
Consider getting a little hand file/saw. It's about the size of a screwdriver and you can switch out the blades. Great for small, fine work. :)
ETA: Those buttons look like owl faces. Would be so cute to use natural ink to draw little owl features and have them as buttons!
Great tips! Thanks😁
Omg I'm obsessed! Thank you for sharing your mistakes and normalising that they happen. Not only does it save the rest of us from making the same ones, it also prevents EVEN MORE wastage than you already are by reusing the pips and teaching us how to
Thank you!! 🥰
Wow - these are so rustic and natural - and a great way to recycle the pits.
I agree😄 Thank you! 🫶🏻
Very glad about halfway through the video you stopped drilling right next to your hand! If anyone wants to prevent the rotating button problem by not holding it, a piece of tape over the entire thing will do the trick, you'll still see the button outline with a blue tape too
I love that you also included any mistakes. That is so helpful. What a great idea.
Thank you! 🫶🏻
it's a good idea to drill a small pilot hole first! if you use the large bit right away, you're putting a lot more stress on your material and it can split - use a smaller bit first and work your way up, gradually expanding the hole to minimize this.
cool idea, next time i buy avocados i'll have to try this! i enjoy how they look like little pig snouts. it's really cute 🐽🐽🐽
Adorable! Thanx for posting your adventures with the famed Avocado Stone!!💕🥑
Thank you for watching! 💕
I had no idea.. and thank you for showing the mistakes, I'd def cut too thin otherwise❤
Thanks for watching! ❤️
Bless you for not quitting.They’re adorable,love them. ❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😘
Aw thank you very much! 🥰
These buttons are beautiful! I love their texture and chunky feel
Thank you so much🫶🏻
this is the cutest thing ever. for some reason i always thought the pits became hollow when dried out. thank you for the lesson ✅
Thank you so much!🫶🏻
I'm so glad the algorithm brought me here! What a fun video. I like the imperfections. Handmade goods should always be a little imperfect, imho.
Thank you so much! 🫶🏻
I didn’t have the best day today, but I just came across this video and I’m ending my day with with inspirational video that had the most perfect reminder for me at the very end. Thank you for sharing this video ♥️ 🥑
Aww thank you so much for that sweet comment! God bless you❤️
This is the kind of DIY I love! Such a cute idea. I never knew it eas possible.
Thank you so much! 🫶🏻
I like the unevenness of the buttons. Maybe those ones can be used in a craft item like a tote or bag or pillow case or a one-button top. Like how you showed how to remedy imperfections. Good video.
Good ideas🤩 thank you so much! 🫶🏻
Wow!
So amny avocado pips and nothing to do with them till now... This must be one of the best odeas ever.😅 Love it! Thankssss
Haha thank you so much! 🫶🏻
Thank you for sharing an amazing awesome experience. Thank you for sharing the mistakes too, it was a great learning experience for us all. My question is how to preserve them, such as do you seal them with a clear sealant possibility, because you have to wash the garment and I'm just curious how the buttons will hold up getting wet from washing and as they continue to age/dry on the garment will they hold up or crack over time without some type of preservative step added. If anyone has any ideas or suggestions please let us know. Thank you again for your awesome idea and video.
This video was a joy to watch. Your timing was excellent. You kept me engaged. Nice work on the editing as well.
Thank you so much! 🫶🏻
Oh my gosh, talk about being resourceful. This is brilliant. I really enjoyed watching this. Thanks for showing this 😊
Thank you so much! 🫶🏻
I know a whole bunch of people who are into doing stuff like this.
I'll be sure to show them. It's a fun idea.
Thank you! 😄
These are really great thanks for this video. And I love seeing all your mistakes. Mistakes help us learn and your mistakes will help us feel that our are normal.❤
Thank you! ❤️
They have such a delightful sound really beautiful and we actually go through a fair amount of avocados in our household. I am looking forward to this. Oh, I bet you could make cool runes out of it.
How fun! Thanks for watching! 🫶🏻
You making it real.
Thank you.
Blessings from Oklahoma to you and your loved ones 👍
Thank you! God bless🫶🏻
That's so cool, i definitely want to try this, love the look of the finished buttons on the wool - organic, a bit rough.
Thank you so much! 🫶🏻
Knowledge and experience. That's what is needed in all areas of life. Thank you. ❤
Well said❤️
Ерасная идея. Я буду делать такие пуговицы тоже. ❤
Insanely fab idea!
Thanks Google algorithm got the suggestion! And thanks for making the video :)
Thanks for watching! :)
This is insane! The buttons are so beautiful. Thank you for sharing the best video ever! I never thought you could use the pits for something so useful! A+
We also use the pits as a medicine tea . I simply love loved this video, thank you for sharing ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much! ❤️
These are adorable! I would never thought of making buttons out of avocado pits.
Thank you🫶🏻
This is a fun idea. I eat lots of avocados and now I won't feel guilty about the pits being tossed. Now if you find a way to wash items these may be put on, please let us all know. Thanks for this video.
Hm, good question! I usually handwash my knit sweaters so at least that would be fine I think (hope🤔) thanks for watching!
Woooow, what a great idea to use the stone making buttons!! Will try it👍. Thank you even fir your mistake😃🦋🇸🇪🫶
Thank you! 🥰
Thank you, I've been searching all over for information about easy sustainable buttons I can make without too many tools.
Awesome, thanks for watching! 🫶🏻
I made my first before watching this vedio, and really was happy to see the same idea. My seed fell and bloke in have along the natural split, so i cut mine narrow and long like an oval shape but i relly like them, i will also be using them in a knitted t-shirt. Want to test with other seeds too❤👍🏻
That’s a really good idea to cut them oval! 👌🏻 I wonder what other types of seeds could work😄
I love this!!! I've been sorta disappointed looking at buttons to sew with for such a long time but this!!! I need to make it!
It can be hard finding the right buttons! Hopefully you’ll be happy with the avocado buttons😍
I absolutely love these! What a great idea! 👍😊👍
Thank you! 🫶🏻
I love the character of your buttons. I appreciate you left the mistakes in. Now we know how to avoid making them too. Thanks
Thank you very much! 🫶🏻
Привет тебе из России) мы тебя любим! Все чмоки и миллионы лайков!
Ohh thank you so much! 🫶🏻
Oh wow, they look surprisingly nice--looks like rustic wooden buttons.
Thank you! I was surprised myself😄
it might be a bit awkward but maybe drill the whole pit after making some kind of jig to hold it and the drillbit in place so you only really need to cut them?
super excited to try this myself, thanks for sharing :)
Good suggestion! 😁
After watching really very crunchy's video on avocado buttons I was legit wondering the process. I didn't think it still needed to be green, but that makes sense with how you showed it. Thanks
I also saw her video, I think avocado buttons are trending😁
Thanks for watching!
Maravilla!!! Preciosos!!! Gracias,gracias,gracias!!!
Aww thank you!! 🫶🏻
I adore this idea. Thank you for sharing your process
Thank you for watching! 🫶🏻
Nicely done! I have dried avocado pits and carved them, then let them dry completely. I'll have to try making buttons! thanks for this video and tips
Wow😍 Thanks for watching!
@@elinsDIY You're welcome!
This is so fun 😁 💖 thank you for sharing all of what you learned. Thank you mostly for the precious encouragement at the end blessings to you 💖💖💖💖💖
Thank you! God bless you💖💖
everything about this video was so cute, just love the style and the imperfection with humour made it much more relatable
Aw thank you so much! 🫶🏻
this is so cute. :3 the idea of having avocado buttons is so adorable for some reason.
I know right🙊 Thank you!
So much easier than using antlers 😊 Avocados are so beneficial in all ways 😊
Fantastic video. I learned a lot from the mistakes too. I’m going to try this, thank you.
Thank you! 🫶🏻
Great idea. Good use of something that would be discarded. Very original
I agree, thought it was so cool when I saw someone do it! thanks! 🫶🏻
Absolutely fantastic!! I’m also a knitter, and would love to do this for a cardigan I’m planning to make. Thank you!❤
Awesome! 😍 Thanks for watching!
Love the buttons! I usually just plant the avocado seeds. We have 5 trees tall enough to go in the ground,hoping they'll survive the next Winter. Appreciate showing what not to do.
Wow that’s so cool🤩 and thank you🫶🏻
What a fun project! Every year I give my two sisters a little Christmas box full of things I've sewn or made from repurposed and thrifted fabric and materials along with one or two low cost fun things like a hanky or a fan or chopsticks. I wonder if these would pick up dye from vegetables like red cabbage or flower petals if you soaked them right after cutting. I'm going to try it. Thank you, Elin.
What a neat idea. I love it. I've always saved the pit for my hair. Those buttons are beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for watching! 🫶🏻
For your hair? What do you do with it?
What a great idea! Thank you for this video, and for leaving the mistakes of your experience, we learn a lot by them. I will definitely try, they make a great gift as well.
The cardigan looks beautiful too!
Thank you! 🫶🏻 and good luck!
Very great pieces. I've dried the skins, but never the seed. I'll have to try it. The skins become wooden also. Take care,be safe.
Thank you! How cool, what did you use the skins for? 😄
I absolutely loved this!! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for watching! 🫶🏻
This is awesome! Thank you for sharing. I happen to have some avocados, so I'm going to have to give this a go! God Bless!
Thank you! And God bless you! ❤️
The really very crunchy lady will be jealous lol
Hahhah😆
So fun and unique!! Definitely want to try.
Thanks! 🫶🏻
I think they're brilliant and gorgeous. Wonderful idea
Thank you very much! 🫶🏻
I used to make beads and buttons from potatoes. I look forward to trying avocado pits.
Wow never thought about that! Did they take long to dry? So cool😄
@@elinsDIY As I recall the drying time varied greatly on the type of potato. There was significant shrinkage and wrinkling, depending on the type of potato. And the beads were generally brittle, though held up fairly well after several coats of clear varnish or acrylic paint (once potatoes were dry). Holes for beads and buttons closed up fast unless there was a metal skewer remaining in the hole throughout the drying time (thick wire or potato baking skewers, though plastic might work - I never tried plastic), but the skewer had to be gently turned each day or the potato hole would "heal" glue itself to the skewer. I cut the beads small, usually into rectangles, but I cut the buttons thicker, and used a circular metal mini cookie cutter. Drying time for buttons was much longer.
It was a lot of fussy trial and error, but it was interesting. Especially when people marvelled at necklaces made of potato beads. I also made beads by mixing unsweetened applesauce and cinnamon until stiff enough to form into beads. I finished them after they dried with clear crafts varnish.
Love this video...thanks for leaving in the mistakes...will save me from making them... fantastic idea...these beautiful buttons🥰
Thank you! 🫶🏻
They sound like dominoes when you tapped them together! I don't know how you got this idea but I love it so much! Thank you. Now I'm off to check out your other videos!
Can’t take credit as I saw someone else doing it! Thanks for watching🫶🏻
This is an interesting idea. I would have left them odd shaped instead of the trimming but to each his own...
Thank you very much for including all the failures as well, makes for a far more educational video.
Your cardigan is going to be lovely ❤
Thank you so much! ❤️ Yes I like that idea too! Did it with some of the smaller ones😄
Perseverance really paid off. I love your creativity.
Thank you very much !
Thank you for sharing with us! Love from Brazil ❤
Thank you for watching! ❤️
This is such a cool idea! Thank you for sharing!!
Thank you for watching! 🫶🏻
This is so creative! I'm definitely going to try this one day. I like crocheting, and making a sweater or something with these buttons would be so cute!
That sounds super cute😍👏🏻
Thank you for showing your process and how we learn from our mistakes. Have you ever considered dyeing them, after all of the shaping and sanding?
Thank you! I was thinking about doing that, but haven’t tried yet😄
What a superb idea!!!!
How lovely and resourceful ❤Thank you 😊
Thank you! 🫶🏻
Ty for the tutorial!! I really admire how the video looks like aesthetically!!
Thank you so much!! 🫶🏻
Never seen a diy like this. Really cool
Thanks😄
This is so inspiring! 😍 Thank you for sharing your process with this lovely clip!
Thank you! 🫶🏻
Oh wow thats fantastic , thankyou for showing this. What a great thing to do.
Thank you for watching! 🫶🏻
What a cool idea! Thanks.
New subscriber here! I eat so many avocados and aside from rooting the pits, I've never thought about how else they could be used. Thank you for this video. God bless
Thank you! God blass you❤️
You can also make tea with it (I personally love the taste) or use them to dye fabric. (the color is pink-ish)
Brilliant idea! Thanks for the tips!😆
Thanks for watching! 😁
Thanks for sharing such a brilliant idea! I must try making them!😊
Yay good luck, and thanks for watching! 🫶🏻
This is such a fun, cute, smart and ecological idea!!! Would have never thought about that and i’m very resourceful 🙈
Thank you! I saw someone else do it and had to try☺️
アボカドの種でボタンだなんて凄い発想✨
素敵です💓
Thank you! 🫶🏻
Omg, those are so cute! Thank you for sharing! I was always a little sad to through away the avocado seed (you can only have so many house plants) but it looks like that will not be a problem anymore. :) There is a avocado in my kitchen right now and now I know what I will do later today :)
I know right! Thanks and good luck!😁