Crafts Using Buttons

These are perfect for holding school work and art work brought home from school. The kids will be so proud that you want to display their work. Go to Homemade Gifts Made Easy for the directions.

This would make a cute jewelry box or trinket box. A nice addition to the decor on a lamp table or dresser. Find the directions at all you.

Add these cute as a button, button flowers to a green foliage plant and enjoy the amazed look on your friends' faces. For the directions, go to THE crafty HOSTESS

Which kids wouldn't love making these button beings? Be careful, or they'll use up all your button supply. Go to Family Fun for all the directions.

I love the looks of this project. Any Grandma or Grandpa would love a gift like this. If you and the kids want to make some of these frames, go to free Kids Crafts.com

This is a beautiful project that is so simple, yet so elegant looking. The directions for this outstanding craft can be found at the site called the Freckled Nest

What a cute way to make any tee shirt co-ordinate with any colored shorts or trousers. Any little girl would be proud to wear this outfit. Go to iCandy Handmade to see how it was made.

This would make a nice addition to a baby's or little girl's room. Just take the glass out of a picture frame to give the monogramme room. This project's directions are found at America Crafts.

There's something about the simplicity of this little bouquet that I find beautiful. To find the instructions for making this project, go to KIDDLEY.

This definitely takes the blah out of paper clips. These could even be used as bookmarks. Go to Bella Dia to see how they are put together.

Get the beauty of a macrame plant sling without all the work. You can find the directions for this project at the Martha Stewart site.

Pick out a fabric that will enhance your decor and make these homemade napkin holders. What could be more satisfying than to know you made them yourself. Easy directions can be found at Country Living.

I think these are just beautiful, and they are so easily made. I love the way they've used the same colored buttons on an egg. Go to dot.com WOMEN for the directions.

It's amazing to me how a few buttons can really brighten up a pillow or towel. This is such a simple, yet outstanding, look. For the directions, go to Better Home and Gardens.

Until I ran across this site, I didn't know that it was possible to dye buttons to get the colors wanted. Check this out, you'll be amazed at how easy it can be done. For the instructions, go to Wonder Forest.

Who would have thought to add red butttons to green felt leaves to make a Christmas pillow? We know, just go to Creations by Kara to see who did.

Notice the buttons are inside bottle caps here. I think this is an outstanding wreath and doesn't look too difficult to make. For the directions, go to SHAKEN TOGETHER.

This is a work of art. It would make a nice project for school or as a scout craft activity. Go to Meet the Dubiens for the directions.

I absolutely love these black cat pillows. They wouldn't take long to make, but they are really cute. For the directions, go to 365 days of Halloween.

Aren't these cute little bracelets? I'm sure a girl you know would love to have help making some like these shown. Go to Martha Stewart for the instructions.

The kids would love making these and even the littlest of them could have fun. Maybe even use gold or silver glitter glue to glue the buttons on. For the directions, go to CRAFTS FOR ALL SEASON.