After seeing a lot of button flower bouquets online I had to make one for myself!
It's a fast/easy/cheap project - if you think it's cutee you should give it a try!
You Will Need
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- PROJECT BUDGET
- Almost Nothing
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All what you will need! If you don't have a leather punch just use a scissor or sharp knife! Don't have a wire cutter - bend and twist the wire until it breaks ;)
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Choose beautiful buttons of different sizes and shades :)
I've chosen 3 for the upper flower and 4 for the bigger one. -
Cut your wire at accurate length - depending on your vase! You will bend it in half later, so don't cut to short.
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Cut your leaves and punch holes in them!
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Bend the wire. Slide the first three Buttons on to the wire, beginning with the smallest. Then twist the wire some inches/cm.
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Repeat the last step with for making the bigger flower. Twist the wire all over.
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Slide your leather leaves on to the twisted wire. Then bend the wire to fix them.
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Tadaaa! First flower finished :)
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Cat Morley
22 Mar 20:21
Very gorgeous, I love them!
ʎǝɔɐɹƃ
22 Mar 22:03
Very nice x All i need is buttons, wire, wire cutter ect lol
Darling Niki
23 Mar 00:41
woohoo! Another use for my leather punch! Amazing project!! I'm going to have to give it a try. I have all these neon spring/summer colored buttons that I bought one day not knowing what I would every use them for lol.
kermit
23 Mar 08:40
this looks verry verry good! I love it
Holly B.
24 Mar 10:56
These are lovely - I will be trying my own. You've managed to improve on the original I think - I love the looser arrangement on yours, and the leaves are a gorgeous addition. Great!
Shivi
25 Mar 08:42
is there any other material besides leather that you could use- I want to make an environmentally friendly version :P
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25 Mar 09:07
You can use every material ... paper and stuff.
For an environmentally friendly version you shouldn't use wire, buttons and a store bought vase either. :P Even things you personally can put into the right recycle bin afterwards - you don't know under which circumstances it was produced.
Miss Mess
29 Mar 14:09
That looks amazing...great job really