22 Button Jar Decorating & Crafting Ideas
February 13, 2024
My mom and both of my grandmas were button collectors. Besides inheriting some of their buttons, I have purchased my own cards and jars of buttons.
Over the last 10+ years, I have used buttons for both decorating and crafting. Take a look.
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I love using button jars in my "use what you have vignettes". Although utilitarian, jars full of buttons are eye pleasing and interesting when used as decor.
This old jar with very old buttons pairs well with jars of crochet thread.
A Valentine's Day cake pan vignette combined crochet threads, sewing thread, thimbles, jars and cards of buttons, a cloth tape measure, and a cupid print.
My first button mosiac in a heart cake pan. Actually my first mosiac ever. Details in the link.
Painted Hobby Lobby paper mache gingerbread men trimmed with buttons and jute for the Christmas tree.
Easy mini canvas button tree ornaments with eye screws and ribbon.
Super cute mini grapevine wreath tree ornaments with a snowflake button and a faux greenery sprig.
Plain, square galvanized ornament with button/clothespin greenery to add interest.
Buttons topped off these twig button snowflake tree ornaments.
Dollar General truck ornaments upcycle with buttons. The metal button looks like the door handle!
Unpainted and unfinished Hobby Lobby wooden tree decorating with paint and buttons.
Vintage postage stamps were perfect for a button and stamp framed Christmas tree.
Various green buttons created this framed button Christmas tree.
An old repurposing project, a cake pan snowman button face.
Hot glue a button on a magnet for fun button magnet photo holders.
Substitute a button for an "O" in state pride frame decor.
Styrofoam eggs, paint, glue and buttons are the ingredients for button Easter eggs.
A collection of worn metal buttons pinned on a styrofoam cone became grubby button trees.
Buttons used on my fork handle and faucet garden decor.
Cute plant decorations with my Jello mold toadstool garden project.
Aren't buttons displayed on bingo cards fun? Display by color or type of button or mix them up.
I hope you enjoyed a look back at my button jar ideas! Thanks for visiting.
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Carlene, I love, love, love all of these button projects! I have always loved buttons but haven't done much crafting or decorating with them. Now i am inspired to get out my buttons! Thanks so much for sharing your button projects! And Happy Valentine's Day!
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