Hello my friend!
Thanks for stopping by-
I know I'm not alone when it comes to collecting buttons.
It just happens!
When I was a little girl, I loved playing in my Grandmas' jar of buttons.
So many unique shapes, colors and sizes.
Let's make some easy ornaments
using buttons.
Things you will need:
You will need a few buttons, about 12
in graduating sizes for the tree-
plus about 4 small buttons approximately
the same size as each other to be
the tree trunk base
1 piece of 24 to 26 gauge wire, 12'' folded in half
and
wire cutter/ pliers
Lay out your graduated buttons
Start at the base of the tree.
'thread' the button through the wire.
Such a sweet idea, and they turned out darling. Visiting from Wonderful Wednesday blog hop. (I'd love you to share this post at my linkup as well, if you're interested: https://lifetalesbooks.blogspot.com/p/calling-fellow-bloggers.html)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I will come by-Thanks for the invitation.
Deletexo Lisa S
These are so cute! I have always wanted to make these... and yet I have never tried.
ReplyDeleteJoanne, Thank you . The button trees are amazingly simple and quick to make....and fun to make little stacks. I was surprised that you really don't need a lot of buttons to make these.
DeleteI hope you give it a try!
xo ;o Lisa S
Thanks for sharing this post at the Will Blog for Comments #16 linkup! I hope to see you there again next week, too.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jennifer!
Deletexo Lisa S
So cute. I think they would make lovely pendants either on a chain or a piece of satin cord or 1/4" velvet ribbon!
ReplyDeleteKathy, Great idea- They would be so cute as a pendant!
DeleteI like your suggestion. Thank you for stopping by to say hello.
Have a great week!
xo Lisa S
Oh those are darling! What a great way to use all the wonderful buttons I've collected over the years. I'm going to go dig them out this weekend and see how many trees I can get! Thanks for the holiday inspiration!
ReplyDeleteBarbara,
DeleteYour sweet comment made my day! I hope you make a few, they are so fun to create.
xo Lisa S
Cute idea. The buttons give a marble look.
ReplyDeleteThank you Joy!
Deletexo Lisa S
Julie,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I am a big kid still :)
xo Lisa S
Lillian,
ReplyDeleteIt's so nice to have you visit!
Thank you for your kind comment-
xo Lisa S
Hi Lisa Happy Holidays .I almost want to wear these as earrings. Very cute.
ReplyDeleteOh you made me laugh ! Cute earrings, but a bit heavy- I should look through my buttons for some tiny ones :)
DeleteThank you!
xo Lisa S
These are adorable!! What a fun way to use vintage buttons!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. They are really fun to make.
Deleteso nice to have you visit!!!!
xo Lisa S
We appreciate you dropping by and linking up at SSPS 290. These are super duper cute. Wish I still had my huge box of old bottons, but alas when we moved, I decided to gift it to a friend. Take care and best wishes.
ReplyDeleteMoving is hard! I know we can't keep everything ;) I 'm sure your friend was thrilled to be gifted the buttons.
DeleteHave a great week.
xo Lisa S
What a fab vintage vibe these button trees have! They are precious!
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted to know how to make these button trees, Lisa. THANKS for the tutorial. I’d love for you to join us over at the Creatively Crafty Linky Party every Wednesday through Sunday
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Creatively, Beth
These are super cute!
ReplyDeleteMy mom had a ton of buttons. Loved pawing through those!
So cool!
Thank you for sharing this post at the Sunday Sunshine Blog Hop 90!
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Have a great week!
Laurie
Very nice project, I have buttons I could use for this project!
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