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How to make Valentine’s day button framed art work

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How to make Valentines’ day button framed art work

Hi there friends! Today, I have another creative, thrifty crafty gal over. She is sharing how to make Valentine’s day button framed art work.  Her name is Rachel and she is creator over at Holy craft. Holy Craft is a home and family blog written by a stay at home mom of three. It’s Rachel’s hope that she can help you to live well on less, share tips and tricks to make you more efficient around the house and bring you inspiration for your every day life all without breaking the bank!

My kind of gal! Meet Rachel.

Red is my absolute favorite color. I just love the energy that it brings and how it automatically livens things up a bit. Maybe that’s why I gravitate towards all things hearts and Valentine’s.  I created this Valentine’s Day framed button art with a clearance frame, some striped scrapbook paper and some buttons I had collected in my button jar.Valentine button art

Well, inspiration struck me in a Target aisle the other day when I found these frames on clearance for $1. I knew Valentine’s Day was just around the corner, and I knew these frames would be the perfect backdrop for a new project.

Supplies needed for Valentine button art
I sorted through my buttons knowing I only wanted red and white ones and then I cut my scrapbook paper down to size.

Mod podge button artI tried a few different patterns and designs using my buttons. I had enough of the same kind of red button to make this simple heart.  I simply used hot glue and glued the buttons right onto the glass.

buttons and striped valentine art workI knew I wanted to also have a heart pattern all filled in with buttons so I thought I would use a heart shaped cookie cutter as my guide. It was the perfect size! I took a q-tip that I had dipped in craft glue and rubbed it around the edges and inside the cookie cutter.

I left the cookie cutter in place and put my buttons inside and stuck them down to the glue. I shifted a few around to make sure they were laying flat, but mostly I left them in the most random pattern.Buttons in cookie cutter art

I really love how they turned out and they weren’t very expensive to craft and create. Those are my favorite kinds of projects!

Pretty Valentine button art with scrap book paper and 1.00 framesIf you want to see more projects that look like a million bucks, but didn’t cost nearly that much to create, head on over to my blog, Holy Craft, and spend some time looking around.

Grab a cup of coffee; it’s what we do in Seattle. I hope you will find some inspiration there!  Thanks so much Debbie for having me over today!

Check out my All things Valentine’s gallery of budget friendly ideas

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  1. Heather says

    January 21 at 6:57 am

    These are so adorable! Love the buttons and the frames!! Great job Debbie!

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    • debbiedoo's says

      January 21 at 7:21 am

      Thanks Heather! Rachel, did an awesome job.

      Reply
  2. Patty says

    January 21 at 7:23 am

    I was wondering why you changed your format. I loved it when you didn’t have to go to snot her page to see your blog. Everything came up at one time. Still enjoy your blogs but liked it better the other way.

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    • debbiedoo's says

      January 21 at 7:28 am

      Patty, what do you mean? I’m sorry, I didn’t change anything.

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      • Patty says

        January 21 at 9:07 am

        Maybe it’s my iPad. When I get your email I have to hit read more now. Didn’t have to do that before. Probably me then. Sorry.

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        • debbiedoo's says

          January 21 at 10:41 am

          My whole posts have never been in my emails. I did set it to read more, but before you had to hit the title of the post. Sorry for the confusion, but the newsletter I send it just to alert a new post on the blog. Thanks Patty!

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  3. susan says

    January 21 at 7:28 am

    Super cute!!

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  4. Peggy Renie says

    January 21 at 8:25 am

    I love these; sooooooooooooo cute!

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  5. Vanessa says

    January 21 at 10:12 am

    What a great and fun project. I love it

    Reply
  6. carol bittner says

    January 21 at 7:49 pm

    I’ve had Valentines Day on my mind; just today I changed out the little Christmas/Snowman Tree to my Red Hearts and velvet bows. Need one Valentine for the kitchen wall. I’m gonna take your idea; already have a red frame; so will figure out something kitcheny. Thanks again Debbie.

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  7. Debbie says

    January 28 at 12:17 pm

    Adorable idea and I saw those frames at Target and bought three of them. Then I returned two. Wished I had kept them for this craft. Amazingly easy with a gorgeous result.

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  8. Mrs. T says

    January 5 at 3:46 pm

    Fun ideas! I have loads of buttons I could use for a project like this.

    Reply
  9. Rebecca Payne says

    January 26 at 11:26 am

    Great Idea.

    Reply

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