Tuesday, July 23, 2013

Punky Sprouts Button Love


Hey everyone it's my turn to share over at Punky Sprouts today.

If you follow my blog, you know that we just moved our daughters into the same room.  This has actually worked out pretty well.  They like being together, they've sorted out the whole sleeping at night thing, and we're working on naps.

I thought it would be fun to create some new pieces for their room, and decided to use the new Punky Sprouts buttons as the focal point.

Previously we had several Curious George prints up (helpful/cheap trick for those of you decorating a room - buy a book or calendar and just mount the photos on scrapbook paper and frame - so much cheaper than buying from somewhere), so I decided to replace two of them.



The great thing about this project was that I was able to reuse both the frame (withouth the glass) as well as the cardstock from the original Curious George prints, I just added an extra layer of white cardstock for definition.


The buttons are mounted on two of the pages from the Teenie Beanie album.  I first painted the edges with gesso and then covered them with white cardstock.

Then came the button placement.  After some experimenting, I decided to create two layers of buttons, little ones on the bottom and then the larger ones on top.  They are adhered with Liquid Glass.



I also added a little piece of cardstock with their names written in cursive. 

I love the way these turned out and the girls were pretty excited to have their letters displayed in their room. 

Thanks so much for coming by today!

Supplies Used
Punky Sprouts:  Assorted Buttons, Teenie Beanie Sprout - Available here:  http://getpunkysprouts.com/store/?page/63371/shop-punky
Other:  CTMH - White Daisy Cardstock, Liquid Glass, Bonding Memories Adhesive; Claudine Hellmuth - Gesso; Tombow - Mono Adhesive; American Crafts - Precision Point 01 Pen









14 comments:

  1. oh my so cute! I need to do some monogramming in the girls room - you've inspired me.

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  2. Oh, these are terrific! Great tips on framing, Miriam!

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  3. wow wee those are so COOL.. so creative i love it

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  4. These are so pretty and creative, Miriam! Love how you doubled up on the layers!

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  5. Wow! These turned out so cute! :)

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  6. This is so awesome! Absolutely love how you used the buttons in this project!!

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  7. How cute!! That is a great idea to decorate kids room!!!

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  8. They look beautiful!
    Super creative of you!
    TFS Miriam~

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  9. WOW! These look awesome!!! Beautiful work, now I want to make one for Maddie's room!

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  10. beautifully sweet! love the banner backing the button alphas. awesome work!

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  11. WOW !... How beautiful it is !...LOVE this !

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  12. So clever and adorable! These frames are so perfect and precious! Glad the sleeping arrangements have worked out!

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