First you need to make some circles with either a punch or cricut. I used different sizes shown here… 3.5 inch, 2.5inch and 1.5inch.

Secondly, you find the center of the circle using a ruler and draw an “X” in the center. You can either use the backside or just erase the lines afterward you punch the holes. Then using the “X” as a guide, take your hole punch and go between the lines. It’s that easy! I used a white signo pen to match my theme and I doodled around the edges to give it a sewn look. You can use a real sewing machine for even a better look!

Here is an example of the finished buttons on a layout.

Enjoy!

What a great idea! And such a gorgeous layout! Thanks for showing us this :)
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ReplyDeleteSuch a cute idea! Now I'll never have to search for a matching button! Thanks!
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