I've had a few readers lately asking how to make their own fabric covered buttons.
So today I thought I'd share with you a little tutorial on how I make mine.
It's really quite simple!
See! I told you it was easy!!!
You can find Button Covering Kits at your local fabric store or online via Ebay, Etsy, Craftumi & heaps of other lovely sewing related shops.
If you feel like hanging around... Later in the week I'll show you some different ways you can use your self covered buttons!
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Happy Buttoning!!!
If you feel like hanging around... Later in the week I'll show you some different ways you can use your self covered buttons!
I've recently added a "Follow by email" & "Subscribe" Dooby-Thingy to my sidebar, so now there's 2 more ways that you can stay up to date with Cass Can Sew!
Happy Buttoning!!!
Wow! That's a really cool idea. I could use those to attach to hairpins or hair ties. I like to think I'm crafty but don't really have any skills to speak of. That's something I could do!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kimba :) I've been making lovely little button hair ties for my little one using vintage fabrics. You could definitely do this!
DeleteWow, that is easy. Much easier than I anticipated when I saw the title. I love how you demontrated it. I'm an image person so this was perfect for me.
ReplyDeleteThanks Penny.... hope this helps you then :)
Deletelove it love it LOVE IT!!! :)
ReplyDeleteAre you going to become a button addict now? hehe! x
DeleteSo easy with those little kits and so many uses...
ReplyDeleteI know! Do you remember how much I procrastinated about making my first ones? LOL
DeleteI need one of these kits, in account of being slightly obsessed by both fabric and buttons!
ReplyDeleteYou totes do Jess!!! :D
DeleteYou make it look easy, but I'm such a butter fingers I'm bound to stuff it up! x
ReplyDeleteLOL... even butter fingers can do this project Catherine ... you have to give yourself more credit ;-) Thanks for dropping in x
DeleteThat does look easy! And I'll be looking forward to see your ideas on using them. :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you Lisa ... can't wait to share them :-)
DeleteThanks for the info. Your buttons always look so neat. I'm gonna buy me one of those thingys.
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure Sherry :) You NEED one of these thingys!! :D
DeleteI just bought myself one of those kits yesterday! Thanks for posting this, perfect timing!
ReplyDeleteOoh! We must have been on the same wave length! Glad to be of service hun x
DeleteVery cute... I'm so addicted to buttons it's nuts!
ReplyDeleteThanks Carmen... buttons are pretty cool! I've got a nice little vintage collection going... but these self covered buttons come in so handy!
DeleteYou are kidding me! I thought no way could I do that... But you made it look easy Peasy! Thanks from Denyse of #teamIbot
ReplyDelete:D It really is THAT easy peasy Denyse! Thanks for dropping by x
DeleteSo fun to make to this one! Some unique buttons would look lovely on my bags :)
ReplyDeleteHanni
Great idea Hanni... can't wait to see you put them to use ;-)
DeleteGreat idea, you make it look so easy.
ReplyDeleteThank you Naomi... it really is that easy! You should give it a try someday ;-)
DeleteThanks for sharing this. It is so funny because I had a covered fabric tutorial scheduled to post tomorrow. I think yours is so much better though. :) Thanks for linking up. I hope to see you next week.
ReplyDeleteHa! Great mind think alike ;-) Thank you Jennifer for hosting the linky x
DeleteOh wow! I never knew fabric buttons were so easy to make!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to a Round Tuit!
Hope you have a fabulous week!
Jill @ Creating my way to Success
http://www.jembellish.blogspot.com/
I thought the same thing before I first made them! Thanks so much for hosting Round Tuit Jill :)
DeleteOh, too cute! I love the fabric you used for this button. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Amber... The fabric comes from a lovely vintage sheet that I have in my stash.
DeleteThanks for the tutorial. Cant wait to try this!
ReplyDeleteHappy to help Jen :) Make sure you come back and show me your buttons! I'd love to see them :)
DeleteThose look so cute...and easy too. Just the kind of crafting I love! Thank you for sharing at our Pinteresting Party!
ReplyDeleteQuick & easy projects are my favourite kind!! Thanks for hosting the party hun x
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