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Get a variety of ideas for storing buttons, and using them in your scrapbooking. This article by Amy Kingsford on Get It Scrapped highlights different storage ideas, and shows a number of ways you can use buttons on your pages. Click here to go to the article.
If you’re working on camping, hiking or outdoor adventure scrapbook layouts you’ll want to download this FREE collection of journaling and project life cards. There’s 8 different designs with trees, woodgrain backgrounds, lines for journaling, a tent, campfire, words, plaid, labels and more. Download, print, fill in and cut out each card and put them inside project life pocket pages or print on sticker paper for custom labels and stickers for your scrapbook. You can also use them on planner or junk journal pages, inside mini albums, create bonfire party invites and handmade greeting cards for someone who loves the great outdoors.
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-Heather
In 1997, I inherited a gallon glass gar of common buttons from my mother’s estate. They were from the 1920’s to 1997. I made button necklaces mostly from the larger items with some of the smaller buttons also used in the designs. It is best to make the clasp from an unusual funky button to set off the designs.