So many fun button crafts for toddlers, preschoolers, kids, tweens, teens, and adults! Recycle and upcycle buttons to make fun decor, jewelry, art, and more.
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hey loves :) Today I have a tutorial to make your own bracelets with nothing but buttons and string. Miss last week's button tutorial? Click Here :) You will need: - buttons (25ish) - embroidery floss - scissors - tape (optional) Step 1: First you need your string. When it comes to measurement, here's what I always go by: Three times the length around around your wrist, multiplied by two. You WILL have string to trim at the end, but it's worth it to make sure you're able to tie off the end. Fold it in half and then tie a knot at the fold (like the picture above) Step 2: Lay out your buttons, this will give you a projection of what your bracelet will look like when it's on the string. Step 3: For the first button, thread through the front. Cross the strings over behind (if it's a 4 hole button) and thread back through to the front. Step 4: For the second button, thread from behind. Step 5: Repeat the pattern, front thread, back thread, front thread, back thread, and so on. It'll create a nice layered effect. Continue until you you ALL BUT ONE of your buttons. Step 6: When you have only one button left, tie a knot at the end of the string. Then tie another about half an inch away. Thread the last button however you want, and then tie another knot. This is the button that will be attaching the bracelet together with the loop at the top. Cut the remaining string and you're done :) Mix it up with different buttons and different colors. See you next time loves!
Use buttons of any size color or shape in craft project. Discover these surprising ideas to use buttons in any craft project
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Discover new ideas and easy-to-follow tutorials on innovative button crafts you can do at home. Get creative today!
If you're looking for a fun button bowl project, this is one to add to your list. It's super inexpensive, really easy to make, and the result is so cute! All you need is a balloon, glue and some buttons to get started. #diy #button #glue #balloon #bowl
I have a thing for buttons! I have thousands of them all stored in color coordinated cute mason jars which I made pin cushion tops for. I will make a post about later, because this post is about my super cute button magnets! I was inspired […]
Discover new ideas and easy-to-follow tutorials on innovative button crafts you can do at home. Get creative today!
Check out this Fall Button Roundup! It's full of amazing Fun Craft ideas! Grab all your buttons and get creating!
If you have 2000 or more unused odd buttons, try making a curtain as button crazy Isa.
Handmade Gifts are precious gifts of love that mean a lot. These wonderful handmade gifts can be easily done at home at a fraction of the cost of ready items.
We put our Christmas tree up on the weekend and it was the best day ever!! The four of us went down into the dark corners of the basement while our 1 year old was napping (which is amazing itself...), and wiped the dust off all of the Christmas decorations. My 5 year old and 3 year old carried armfuls of decorations, I carried the ornaments, and my handsome and strong husband dragged up the tree. (Artificial trees are heavy!!) For the first time ever, my girls are old enough that they were excited about putting up the Christmas tree AND they actually wanted to help
Beautiful things to make with your stash of buttons.. 50+ Creative and Fun Button Craft Ideas - A fun collection of projects using buttons that are so simple and fun that you can craft together with your kids.
Having the perfect embellishment for your project can add just the right finishing touch. With these 7 tutorials you can make any of these cute little details to your pages or cards in no t…
Cute colourful button tree ornaments. All ready to hang on your tree as decorations. All buttons are resin and have been chosen to be gradient in size to give a realistic tree shape of a tree. I have used a quality gold twine for a lovely festive look. All have been topped with a pearlised coloured resin star, perfect for the Christmas theme. These button trees have been crafted with quality products and in a variety of different colours to suit different colour schemes. All orders of trees will come in a pretty organza draw string bag.These look stunning on a Christmas tree and can be given as a stocking filler or cracker filler. These trees will be between 2 and 2.5 inches in size. I have other button trees in different designs and sizes as well as other button ornaments in my shop. Thank you so much for visiting my shop. Please note these are for decoration only and not to be used as a toy.
Preschoolers will strengthen fine-motor skills and co-ordination while making this sweet ornament for the Christmas tree.
Beautiful things to make with your stash of buttons.. 50+ Creative and Fun Button Craft Ideas - A fun collection of projects using buttons that are so simple and fun that you can craft together with your kids.
ONE BUTTON TREE ORNAMENT These button tree ornaments are made of brown/beige buttons stump and different shades and sizes of colorful buttons. The top is made of SNOWFLAKE or STAR (SILVER/GOLD) The button trees are finished in silver ribbon. If you would like a SPECIFIC COLOR or COLOR COMBO, please leave that in the notes to seller section. These fun and cute button ornaments come ready to hang on the Christmas tree. They may also be used as a fun addition to stockings or as a fun tag on gifts, a bottle of wine, tag for a table nameplace or napkin. The possibilities are left to your imagination. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY DESCRIPTION: * Each FINISHED tree ornament measures approximately 2 inches tall excluding the ribbon. * The listing is for ONE ornament. *Choose your options from the drop down menu OR LEAVE A NOTE FOR SOMETHING SPECIFIC ***IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO ORDER MORE THAN TWO ORNAMENTS PLEASE REFER TO THIS LISTING FOR FREE SHIPPING OFFER https://www.etsy.com/listing/1304050339/colorful-button-christmas-tree-ornaments?click_key=094ea50c5042659b5678afdaeb7deaec26e25c54%3A1304050339&click_sum=7aaa4130&ref=shop_home_active_1&frs=1 *** PLEASE NOTE THAT NOT TWO TREES ARE THE SAME SINCE NO TWO BUTTONS ARE THE SAME. THE COLOR IS A GENERAL AS EACH BUTTON MAY BE SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT SHADE*** I hope you will appreciate the uniqueness of these decorations. Please contact me should you wish to order more items than the ones in stock. *************************** Every piece is made with love for handmade and attention to detail. I consider all my pieces art and art is beautiful but delicate, so I advise to handle with care. I am happy to make the product in my shop especially for you and I believe in amazing customer service. ************************* Feel free to check what my lovely customers have to say. Here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/NaptimeButtons/reviews ************************ VISIT MY FULL SHOP Thank you for viewing my listing. You can see more from the shop here https://www.etsy.com/shop/NaptimeButton ************************ If you have any questions or for a more customized piece, please contact me here or naptimebuttons [!at] gmail.com Note: Colors may differ slightly depending on the monitor setting. All pictures and items have been copyrighted. Please do not use my photos or ideas without my permission. For more creations, behind the scenes and offers please follow me on Instagram @naptimebuttons ⓒnaptimebuttons 2016
Looking for a fun DIY activity with the kids? These candy cane Christmas ornaments would be the perfect craft for a quick and easy addition to your tree.
I love baby showers. I really do. Especially the kind where you just kind of hang out and chit chat and swap pregnancy/birth/motherhood stories and eat yummy food and ooh and aah over the decorations and cute presents and favors. Those are my favorite. Tonight I got to attend one such shower and had a fabulous time. Two gals were being honored tonight, one who's due with her 3rd boy in about a week and another who's expecting her 3rd girl towards the end of November. Cool, huh? Of course making baby stuff is a real treat for me, so I thoroughly enjoyed spending this afternoon creating some one-of-a-kind onesies to gift to my fellow expectant mommys. I did something similar a while back for another friend's shower and had such a good time with it then that I thought I'd try it again. ( I have to say, Pinterest came in real handy when I was looking for ideas. Do you Pinterest yet?) As usual I started with a couple packs of white onesies, but this time I bought those kimono-style tees as well because they're just so stinking cute. Here's the boy batch which includes... ... an appliqued elephant... ... a gray linen whale with tiny button eye... ... a creeping button caterpillar... ... and a dapper polka dotted bow tie. The girl batch included... ... a strip of lace with some mother-of-pearl buttons down the center... ... a floral birdy... ... white eyelet ruffle trim... ... and a pink knit ruffle. And just for a little humor, each one got one of these as well. (In case you can't tell, these are appliqued to the backside.) I wish I'd had time to take a picture of them packaged, but I was in a little bit of a rush. All I did was roll up each onesie and tie it with some twine. I had some little tin buckets and filled them with the onesies, then attached a tag to the handle with a pink or blue ribbon. I had so much fun making these- hope my friends like them, too!
DIY Felt Christmas Ornament Craft Ideas & Tutorials
Happy pre-Thanksgiving Y'all! I promise I will eventually report on something other than miniatures... buuut it's just what I feel like sharing mmmk? I recently posted pictures on my Instagram page of a cabin scene I made. And in this precious scene were two lanterns that I made in a sort of jiffy. The next day or two I thought... maybe this mini cabin person has a collection of lanterns... so I started digging for more beads and more buttons and along the way thought I'd show you! I started by going through my old button stashes for bases, middles and tops of the lanterns. For the bottoms I wanted more decorative and flat bottom buttons. For the middle, ones that could support the round globe beads. For the tops, something either domed or that had a hook resembling a handle. Here are the ones that I found. For more of my miniature tutorials click HERE. Decorative bottom buttons. Tops. These are the beads I used for the globes or the lanterns.... I guess there are not pictures of the middles. They are pretty plain. Next I glued the middle buttons to the bottom base buttons, then the globe, then more middle buttons, and then the tops. I used Elmer's Wood Glue. It's my favorite go-to glue. I didn't take pictures of the process of gluing. I simply dip my favorite paint brush into the glue and dab it on a button the stack. The important thing is to give the glue time to dry. I'm bad about the patience part of this. :) After the glue has dried and set it's time to paint. I just use normal craft paint. Some of them need handles. So I cut a piece of wire about one inch in length, bend it around a paint brush handle and bend the ends. I then put glue on each bend and place where it belongs on the tops of the lantern. Here are my results! They aren't perfect and some of them aren't straight but that's how I like them. This one sort of looks more like a hummingbird feeder to me. So I guess that can happen too. When I look through old buttons like this I always pick out the shell buttons and put them in a special jar. I can always spot them. They have a different kind of opal-ness to them in color and shine. Most of the time the backs of them are darker like sea shells, a lot of times they aren't level in their cut and they most always have a cooler temperature. I like to touch them to my chin to make sure of the temp. They are so pretty and I for sure don't want to use them in this project and paint over their natural beauty! Check these pictures out of them. This picture show the back sides. They aren't always white in color. I love these darker ones. The back of these is the picture above. It looks like I've never gone through this tin of buttons and pulled out the sea shells. I'm certain there's more! My morning sorting. For more of my miniature tutorials click HERE.
Looking for a quick and inexpensive ornament project that also looks cute? These snowman and tree button Christmas ornaments are easy and budget-friendly.
Transform bits and bobs around the home into festive, sustainable decorations this Christmas. Words and photos: Mischa De La Cruz & Geraldine Tew and thisNZlife staff writers Promotors of creativity, mindful making and sustainability, Auckland-based upcycle collective The ReCreators says decking the halls needn’t cost a bomb or the Earth. Check out these crafty Christmas decorations – they’re fun for the whole family. String Art MATERIALS a wooden pallet or timber offcut sandpaper, stain or paint template scissors washi or painter’s tape hammer small nails yarn or embroidery floss glue METHOD STEP 1: Prepare your piece of timber by sanding,
1.25 inch button of the tbh creatures face
My favourite kind of buttons - Buffed Celluloid.
Pretty Patisserie Makes 30 button biscuits
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These aren't the usual cross stitch Bible quotes hanging off the walls at grandma’s house
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I Support The Alien Invasion, We Could Use Some More Intelligent Life Here This listing is for 1 button (pinback). You will receive the button pictured in the main photo and listed in the title. The button measures 1 1/2 inches across and is brand new. Any glare on the button is just from the picture. The one you will receive will be perfect. This button is also available as a flatback, magnet or a keychain. The last photo is for size reference only. Quantity discounts are available.
Take a moment to think about it. What songs would make up your life's playlist? Would you choose all-time favorites, or new stuff, or would you change it constantly depending on your mood? It's an intriguing notion. The button is 2.25 inches across. Available as a pinback button by default, or you can choose to have it made as both magnet and pin together, or just as the magnet by itself. And if you want the colors of the background and/or font changed, that can be done too. I can make as many of this button as you need. That goes for ALL of my phrase buttons, and most of my picture buttons as well.
Shape: Round Button With Zazzle custom buttons you can do more than just express a political opinion. Since you can add your own designs, pictures, and text you can express just about anything you can think of. Start creating amazing flair today! Available in 5 sizes from 1.25" to 6" diameter Covered with scratch and UV-resistant Mylar Square buttons available too Made in U.S.A.
I love cardigans! They can be worn anytime of the year regardless of the season and are very versatile. Whether complimenting an outfit or using as your very own cozy blanket with sleeves they are a must have in everyone’s wardrobe. One thing that makes them versatile is the fact that you can wear them open or closed.
Vintage misc. themed pinback buttons. This listing is for one button of your choice. They are in pre-owned condition and show signs of age and wear. There is discoloration and rust to the backsides. Some are faded and have marks on the front side. FYI: - The crossed out sad face button is missing the pinback - please see the photo showing the backsides of the buttons. - "have car will park" was made in Japan, pretty cool old button circa the 1960s. - "loves me / loves me not" is holographic and changes the message when you tilt it
With Zazzle custom buttons you can do more than just express a political opinion. Since you can add your own designs, pictures, and text you can express just about anything you can think of. Start creating amazing flair today! Available in 5 sizes from 1.25" to 6" diameter Covered with scratch and UV-resistant Mylar Square buttons available too Made in U.S.A.
You're = you are. But you know that already. It's just the rest of the world that doesn't. Let them know, because spelling is important. Button is 1 or 1.5 inch, and protected by a layer of mylar. Any glare/grain is from camera. Magnet is sturdy despite its size and can easily hold up photos, notes or whatever papers you stick on your fridge, locker or whiteboard! For similar buttons, check out the rest of my shop. :)
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