Using beading thread, vintage buttons were stitched to a scrap of pleather.
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I knotted the threads to the back and left the tails attached.

Taking some of the smaller buttons, a silver heart and using beading wire, I made a charm.

For stability I used a piece of cardboard on the back. The charm was looped through beading wire and glued between the cardboard and the front piece.
Over the cardboard I glued a piece of red, fake suede. The pin is a little heavy for the pin closures I have, so I will get a larger pin closure to glue to the back.
Once the pin closure is glued in place, the pin will be ready for gifting. I loved making this simple pin.

I knotted the threads to the back and left the tails attached.
Taking some of the smaller buttons, a silver heart and using beading wire, I made a charm.
For stability I used a piece of cardboard on the back. The charm was looped through beading wire and glued between the cardboard and the front piece.
4 comments:
How cool is that?!!! Love it
I love it! Are you sure you want to give it away? I can picture it on a quiltlet! You'll have to make some more!
I love this! What a great way to use up some of the button stash. I'm going to have to give this a try.
very very cool
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