I love buttons.
New buttons, old buttons, vintage buttons, colorful buttons ...
I've never met a button I didn't love.
Even the plain & simple ones serve a purpose.
There's a good 10 {or 57} of these type projects featured on blogs & on Pinterest, to be sure,
but hey, what's another one to add to the mix, right?
Here's my take on a Button Wreath in a Distressed Shabby Frame.
{Did you know you can distress old frames by using a bar of soap?
Click HERE to see just how easy it is!}
OK -- this is so simple it really needs no instruction, but here's what I did:
After taking apart the frame, I covered the original painting{a Goodwill find that cost a couple bucks}
with a green piece of material.
I stretched it securely & hot glued it on the back.
Now to the fun part ... picking out all the buttons!
It's really trial & error here until you find the look that suits you.
{I thought about framing it out with burlap, but decided against it.
That's why the burlap is laying on each side -- just seeing how it would look.}
I think it's finally just how I want it.
Now for hot gluing them on -- just remove a few at a time, put down a bit of hot glue
& stick them back where you had them.
Now for hot gluing them on -- just remove a few at a time, put down a bit of hot glue
& stick them back where you had them.
And to finish it off ...a little shabby bow on top!
I made this for a sweet friend who loves buttons just as much as I do.
I only wish I had made another one for myself ;)
~Merry Christmas from Call Her Blessed~
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You can find me here linking up with these great blogs.
Monday Make It Yourself Monday The Better Mom C.R.A.F.T
Tuesday A Bowl Full of Lemons Titus Tuesday A Stroll Through Life
Wednesday Raising Homemakers Savvy Southern Style Adorned From Above
Women Living Well The Thrifty Home A Wise Woman Builds Her Home
Thursday Making Home Base Serving Joyfully Lamberts Lately
Friday French Country Cottage The Thrifty Groove Farm Blog Hop
Sunday Nifty Thrifty Things Suburbsmama Sew Many Ways
I love this! Pinning for future reference!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Tanya! This would be a fun project to do with your girls =)
DeleteThis is so beautiful! I'm also going to pin this to come back to on these dark winter nights for a fun project xx
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a perfect idea, Chel! Thanks for visiting & hope you are enjoying this season.
DeleteOh yes and make one for your yourself and me LOL it is so cute.
ReplyDeleteI am a button lover also
I'll just whip those 2 right up! LOL
DeleteThanks for visiting.
This is so pretty! Great work. I'm hosting a giveaway for a beautiful chandelier that you should enter! http://homecomingmn.blogspot.com/2013/12/master-bedroom-reveal-and-chandelier.html
ReplyDeleteWell, thank ya =) Sure appreciate your visit!
DeleteThat is so cute! And looks pretty eady too.
ReplyDeleteVery easy - my kind of project! Thanks for visiting.
DeleteI love buttons and this wreath is so pretty! I love it on the green cloth! Thanks for sharing at TTF!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Linda -- appreciate your comment.
DeleteThis is such a fabulous idea and it is so pretty!
ReplyDelete-Cole
Peace + Chaos
Thank you, Cole ... it was easy & fun.
DeleteI am a button lover, too ~ this is super sweet! Pinning and this is on my to do list for sure! :)
ReplyDeleteHello Kim ... so glad you came by for a visit!
DeleteI shared this on my Facebook page today!
ReplyDeleteOh Linda, thank you ever so much =) What a delight to be featured on your FB page =)
DeleteThank you so much for sharing with Adorned From Above’s Link Party. We love having your join the fun.
ReplyDeleteDebi and Charly @ Adorned From Above
http://www.adornedfromabove.com
This would make a beautiful handmade gift idea - thank you for sharing it with us at the Get Your DIY On Challenge! We would love to have you back tonight to share a STAR project (either a literal STAR or even just your favourite project) to share for our wrap-up party!! Hope to see you there:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit & the invite! I'll stop over at your party.
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