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Wednesday, December 3, 2008

Button up !







I love buttons can you tell?

These little decorations or

place settings can be whipped up very quickly and

you're also doing a good thing by recycling your old

spice jars .

The buttons were simply

threaded on fine wire and

matching ribbon was added

to disguise the white lid with the holes in it .

Fill the jars with buttons , beads ,lollies or even rice coloured

with food colouring . Just make sure the rice is really dry before adding to the jars .

Aren't they cute ?



14 comments:

  1. Very cute and so creative...Who would've thought eh??

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  2. What a crative button display - I have a thing for buttons too!!

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  3. so cute clare!! i especially love the last jar!

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  4. those are reallllllllly cute!!!! Im glad ur in the challenge!!

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  5. Oh Clare, I just love these. So beautiful. D. :=)

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  6. Oh my goodness.. your blog is so cute! This is my first time here. I am definitely putting you in my Reader. :-D Thanks for the lovely comment. I'm off to read a few more posts..

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  7. Wonderful and very colourful too Clare. A great way to display your buttons and also a good idea for recycling the spice jars. I had no idea that is what you used until I read that you did. Great stuff :)

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  8. oh my gosh those are adorable!!!

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  9. Hello Clare, I received your lovely card and surprise inside this morning. Thank you. I think I need your imagination my buttons are kept in a tartin coloured tin. I especially liked the spice jar button. I bought two cards of buttons the other day at the local Good Sammy's. I have noticed shops today have very few four holed buttons mainly only two holes are available when I saw these I knew straight away they were coming home with me. Have a wonderful weekend.

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  10. A very clever and pretty way to display buttons, must show my mum.

    It's always lovely to meet new bloggers and those cupcakes look delish, both edible and not.

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  11. Very cute and so creative..pretty way to display buttons,
    My grandkids loved to play with my buttons when they were little..

    Hugs

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  12. Clare - where do you find these brilliant ideas. Just loving all your clever crafts. And I love buttons too.

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