The toughest part is just deciding on which buttons to use and how to arrange them – you can cover the entire piece of fabric, or you could just make a little accent part on the side.ĭIY Instructions and Project Credit – TheRibbonRetreat Flower Bouquet Making a really cute button headband is actually really easy.
After seeing the tutorial, it’s clear that you can paint and button just about any image, but the cupcakes are definitely my favorites!ĭIY Instructions and Project Credit – BustedButton Headband This is just too cute! It’ll perfectly adorn something like a nursery or child’s playroom. This could make a really interesting belt idea, too!ĭIY Instructions and Project Credit – LilBlueBoo Cupcake Art If you can get the blank leather cuff with all the hardware on it then you’re already halfway there, otherwise you’ll just have to attach those yourself. I love all things bohemian, so this leather button cuff is right up my alley.
There are so many techniques that you can use, so once again, let your own imagination and creativity run wild and see what you can make with the types of buttons that you have.ĭIY Instructions and Project Credit – OhDearAngie, ResinObsession, HopeStudios and HomesteadRevival Leather Cuff Or, you could just make them all!ĭIY Instructions and Project Credit – YellowBlackbird, Ohoh, TheDrewFamily and LittleMissMomma BraceletsĪs with the necklaces, your button bracelet making possibilities are seemingly endless. There are so many ideas and ways that you can make some really pretty and interesting necklaces, ranging from simple to intricate to chunky, so I’ve found a handful for you to gloss over and get some inspiration for your own creation. Ok, so here’s a really nice and easy craft that is so simple, yet people don’t seem to think about it – button fridge magnets! It really is as easy as it sounds: glue magnets onto the buttons and you’re good to go! It adds a fun and playful element of whimsy to your kitchen.ĭIY Instructions and Project Credit – BigBoxDetox Necklaces You’ll have to take the longer sewing route with these when considering all the movement of your feet in your shoes, the buttons may just pop off if you use hot glue to attach them.ĭIY Instructions and Project Credit – StarsForStreetlights, ILoveToCreate and Scrapbook&CardsToday Fridge Magnets Whether you want to vamp up an old pair of shoes, or you found a plain pair on sale for next to nothing, a really cute way to do so is to add buttons. If you don’t have enough greens, though, you can either spray paint them or simply embrace the non-traditional colors.ĭIY Instructions and Project Credit – ModernMinerals Beautified Button Shoes If you have a good range of sizes among all your forgotten buttons, then you may be able to make yourself a few of these charming Christmas tree ornaments. The best part about this project is that you don’t have to sew the buttons – you can cheat and just glue them on!ĭIY Instructions and Project Credit – Makely Oh Christmas Tree I just love this fleur-de-lis symbol, although, of course you can go with practically any image or monogram as long as it’s not too detailed or finicky. It’s a quick and easy craft that can really help your school-going kids.ĭIY Instructions and Project Credit – IHeartNaptime Simple Wall Art It uses the same method as the cotton thread balls where you use a balloon to create the shape you want, much like a mold, which is then popped and discarded once everything is set and dried.ĭIY Instructions and Project Credit – DIYnCrafts Quick BookmarksĮverything you make doesn’t always have to be grand or complicated you can make something as simple as a button bookmark with a paperclip that you know will be put to good use. This cute and whimsical button bowl is the perfect way to store your little bits and bobs like jewelry or keys.