How to Make a Button Wreath
by Mary Wilkins-Hubley
Description: How to make a wreath from buttons and odd notions.
This small wreath is one of the cutest things I've ever done. It only
takes about an hour. Going through old projects, I found the bare wreath
and just kind of got carried away with my bottle of glue.
1. First I chose 3 coloured ribbons, each about 2 yds. long.
2. Taking all 3 lengths in one hand, wind them around the wreath and
tie a bow at the top.
3. Now comes the fun part. Search around your sewing space for odd
buttons and notions. Glue these on the wreath with your favourite craft
glue. The more the better.
4. I glued ribbon roses on top of old, large coat buttons. There is
also a bodkin, a thimble, a bobbin, some 1" fabric swatches, odd
coloured buttons and sewing charms. Anything you can find.
5. Cover the wreath with these small notions until it suits your
taste. Leave overnight until the glue is completely dry.
This is a cute little wreath to hang over your machine or on your door
and just the gift for someone who sews or quilts.
Written by Mary Wilkins, mother to 3 grown children and 6 perfect
grandchildren. She is also the owner/editor of http://sew-whats-new.com.
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