Cute as a Button

So many things to make with buttons…
Here’s a round-up of ideas!

Button Napkin Holder

Simply glue buttons of choice to vintage cards. Choose 5 colors of silk ribbon; gather into a bunch, cut into 8″ pieces, and knot one end of each. Punch 2 holes in sides of vintage button cards. Pull unknotted ribbon ends up through each hole so knot catches under card. Tie loose ends under napkin.

Button Wreath

Glue buttons of similar colors to wreath form and voila!

Button Monogram Wall Art

Print an enlarged letter in the font of your choice. Cut it out and keep the outline as a stencil. Glue different shapes and sizes of buttons inside the letter. Remove the stencil and hang.

Button Favor Boxes

Just a small piece of felt with a glued button and buttonhole decorates this round wooden box.

Button Packaging

Embellish a gift by using fabric-covered buttons attached to cords!
Cute and easy.

Button Rings

Tutorial HERE

Button Coasters

Tutorial HERE

Button Art

Tutorial HERE

Button Hair Pins

Tutorial HERE

Button Lampshade

Tutorial HERE

Button Art

Tutorial HERE

Button Wine Charms

Tutorial HERE

Enjoy!

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Blooming Yarn Wreath

A TEN51 TUTORIAL

You’ll need a Hot Glue Gun, Scissors, Foam Wreath, Yarn and 3 Felt Sheets {colors of your choice}. I got all my materials at Michaels

First wrap one loop around your foam wreath and tie a tight knot to hold yarn in place. Then…. start wrapping! Do this until the entire ball of yarn is used. Be sure to knot the end to an adjacent piece of yarn when you finish. Next, cut circles out of your felt. You’ll need 6 circles to create each flower. I cut 2 in. circles for large flowers and 1 in. circles for smaller ones. {I made 9 flowers total: 1 large one and 2 smaller ones of each color… or 6 large circles and 12 smaller circles of each color} Once you have your circles cut, fold an edge of each circle and hot glue to itself to make a puckered petal. Once you have all 6 petals, it’s time to glue the folded parts together to create your flower. Angle them to create a nice bloomed flower. Next, layout the flowers on your yarn wreath until you like the arrangement. Hot glue to make it permanent and you’re done!

My front door is white so I chose navy yarn with cream, tan and light pink flowers.
Enjoy!

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Wreath Love

Wreaths, wreaths, and more wreaths! They’re all so pretty.

 {CYO} Create Your Own Winter and Valentine’s Wreaths

YARN WREATH TUTORIAL HERE

from Take to Heart


FELT ROSETTE WREATH TUTORIAL HERE

from Twin Dragonfly Designs

ACORN WREATH TUTORIAL HERE

from MADE

RUFFLE FELT WREATH TUTORIAL HERE

 

from Domestifluff

RUFFLE FABRIC WREATH TUTORIAL HERE

from Kelly Hicks Design

CORK WREATH TUTORIAL HERE

from LollyChops

ICE WREATH TUTORIAL HERE

from The Idea Room

VALENTINE HEART WREATH TUTORIAL HERE 

from The Idea Room

ARGYLE HEART WREATH TUTORIAL HERE 

from Mine for the Making

 BURLAP WREATH TUTORIAL HERE 

from Laugh, Love, and Craft

DOILY WREATH TUTORIAL HERE

from The Charity Wedding


CUPCAKE PAPER WREATH TUTORIAL HERE

from Tatertots and Jello


FABRIC WREATH TUTORIAL HERE

from the Patriotic Peacock

Enjoy!

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