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20 Button Crafts

So, I have a thing for pretty buttons. Is that weird?  I still remember as a kid, sifting through my mom’s button jar and picking out my favorites, sorting them by color, by size, by shape.  They are just such a fun embellishment!

There are lots of things you can do with buttons besides put them through a buttonhole, too!  If you have a whole collection of spare buttons in your craft stash, then check out this collection of 20 button crafts to enjoy!

20 Button Crafts at www.happyhourprojects.com

1. Button Onesie from Inner Child Crochet

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2. Button Owl Art from Repeat Crafter Me

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3. DIY Coffee Cozy from Practically Functional

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4. Lots of Buttons Spring Tree from One Artsy Mama

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5. Embellished Napkins from 1 Dog Woof

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6. Button Monogram from Modern Mommyhood

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7. Button and Felt Butterflies from Small Things with Love

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8.  Upcycled Goodwill Art from One Project Closer

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9. Layered Button Necklace from One Artsy Mama

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10. Felt and Button Bouquet at Crafted

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11. Button Monogram from Simplistically Sassy

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12.  Button Flowers at Aimee Bee

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13. String and Button Art Heart from Glued to My Crafts

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14. Button Art Pillow from Tossed Salad Life

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15. Embroidered Folk Art Button Flowers from Small Things with Love

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16. Autumn Applique Pillows from Chicken Scratch NY

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17. Beaded Hemp Wrap Bracelet with Button Closure from Happy Hour Projects

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18. Button Clock from Occasionally Crafty

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19. Button Monogram Wall Art from Pink When

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20.  Vintage Button Bangle from Jewels for All

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  1. BeeJaye Hill says

    I have been looking for projects to do with my 8-yr. old granddaughter and I just found your web site. It’s fantastic and I envy your creativity. Thanks for all your effort and hard work!

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