'i do' it yourself: something borrowed: DIY button and beaded bouquets

Thursday, July 8

something borrowed: DIY button and beaded bouquets

If you were inspired by our pervious post about button and beaded bouquets, head on over to Offbeat Bride for a fabulous DIY tutorial and have a go at making one yourself!

at 2:36 am

Labels: DIY projects, flowers

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Unknown8 July 2010 at 08:58
I have had LARGE jars of buttons sitting on a shelf for years ... why didn't I think to do this (sigh) ... such a cleaver idea :)
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