Once Christmas and Hanukkah are over it feels like we’re facing a long winter without much to celebrate or decorate. But snowflakes are a fun motif that we can keep using for crafts through the winter season.
If you have a stash of craft sticks and white (or blue, or really any colors you like) buttons, this snowflake craft from Red Ted Art is low prep and pretty easy to make for kids with good gluing skills.
These are fun to hang in windows or anywhere else that needs a little brightening up this time of year.
Head to Red Ted Art for all the details.
[Photo: Red Ted Art.]
- Use recycled buttons to create colorful button art. Simply glue the buttons onto a piece of paper or canvas in a pattern or design of your choice. This is a great way to use up small buttons and create a unique piece of art.
- Use recycled buttons to decorate a picture frame. Glue buttons onto a plain picture frame to add a pop of color and interest. You can use different sizes and colors of buttons to create a unique look.
- Use recycled buttons to create a button bracelet or necklace. Simply thread the buttons onto a length of string or elastic and tie the ends together to create a fun and colorful piece of jewelry.
- Use recycled buttons to decorate a cardboard box. Glue buttons onto a cardboard box to create a colorful and unique storage container. You can use different sizes and colors of buttons to create a one-of-a-kind design.
- Use recycled buttons to create a button mosaic. To do this, glue buttons onto a piece of paper or cardboard in a pattern or design of your choice. This is a great way to use up small buttons and create a beautiful piece of art.
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