10 Insanely EASY DIY Crafts Using BUTTONS | Button DIY Crafts | DIY Button Art

In today's episode find out 10 ways to reuse or just use the buttons you have hiding around your house right now! These projects are perfect for working on with friends, family, kids or just by yourself! I know you're going to love them!
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[CraftingMyBestLifewithLisa]

These button crafts are adorable. So many great ideas. I really liked the one about Mothers. True and so cute! 🥰🤗

[SamanthaG_]

I love the unique projects you make with buttons it's always fun to watch and learn ❤❤❤❤

[ecbrent]

It's so nice to hear someone pronounce button correctly!! Lol. Seriously though, for some reason so many YouTubers say buddon ...drives me crazy lol.

[lindamontemarano]

So far, the friendship "flower card" is my favorite! Love it!

[lynnegarrett]

I love buttons, these are all so cute❤️

[TannaGentry]

Thank you for giving a step by step process while making the cute watermelon picture.

[GammaGulchGirl]

❤ Love the card with flower stickers & button centers.

[sunilambika]

Thanks for coming and watching today's video! Nice sharing my friend 💎💎💎💎💎💎

[ginaoberste]

I commented on your block video. I did not realize I wasn’t a subscriber. I am now! And I absolutely love your attitude! Also, I was number 100 to like this video! Very exciting❤🎉

[jillhirsh]

I think the wood glue is your best bet for gluing the blocks together. But you may have used to much. Try painting it on with a paint brush or q tip. Press together and let it dry. It take about an hour to dry enough to handle. If you use hot melt glue it dries quickly and is never a tight bond, it doesn't "flatten out" enough to avoid gaps when you glue it to another block. Be patient. You are talented and some skills take a bit of trial and error. You will get the hand of it. When it comes to wood glue less is enough. Good luck!