Button Bracelet from Aunt Peg’s Jewelry
With Amber’s version of a button bracelet, she used rope cord to string the buttons together. Additional materials you will need are crimper tool, crimp beads, jump rings and lobster clasp.
Amber with her best friend Megan created this cute button bracelet. They had been runningAunt Peg’s Jewelry website in honor of Amber’s aunt, named, Peg. You’ll find lots of creative ideas and nice jewelry designs in their website, including the free tutorial for the button bracelet.
Now, this one looks really cool. I love the colors that Andrea chose for her button bracelet.
And what’s cute is Andrea used ribbons instead of strings and so the colorful of the ribbon matches the colors of the buttons.
Andrea, who studied Fashion Design loves all things textiles. With the City and Guilds in embroidery and design that she managed in the past, it gave her the opportunity to learn new skills and up to now, she has never closed her doors in continuing to learn more and more new things. One of her cute ideas is making the button bracelet and she’s sharing it to you with herfree tutorial.
Aside from making use of buttons and turning them into a bracelet, you can also make button necklaces. You can watch a free video tutorial from Laura Baillie.
