Christmas Decorations with Buttons

Christmas Decorations with Buttons


Hello, fellow Christmas enthusiasts! 🌲✨ This year, why not add some unique flair to your holiday décor with *Christmas decorations made from buttons*! Buttons aren’t just for sewing – they can transform your Christmas into a winter wonderland, filled with cute, crafty, and whimsical charm. Here are 20 button decoration ideas, each with a festive twist to make your holidays sparkle. And guess what?
My shop is stocked with beautiful, fancy buttons just waiting to join your merry crafting adventures!

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1. Button Christmas Tree Ornaments

 


Gather green buttons and arrange them in a triangular, tree-like shape. Glue them onto cardboard, add a star at the top, and hang! These button tree ornaments are a delightful addition to any Christmas tree.

 

christmas decorations with buttons



 2. Snowman Button Ornaments

 

Use three white buttons of different sizes to make a snowman! Stack and glue them on a fabric or felt base, add a tiny scarf, and hang on your tree. Frosty vibes guaranteed!

 

 

Christmas Decorations with Buttons



 3. Button Wreath Wall Art

 


Glue green buttons in a circle to form a mini wreath on cardboard or fabric. Add a red button “berry” or two, and a bow, and voilà – you’ve got wall art that’s merry and bright.

 

Button Wreath Wall Art



4. Button-Embellished Stockings

 


Add a whimsical touch to your stockings by sewing or gluing buttons onto them in festive patterns. Use a mix of reds, greens, and whites to make them extra Christmassy.

 

Christmas Decorations with Buttons



 5. Button Star Tree Topper

 

Christmas Decorations with Buttons


Create a sparkling star by gluing rhinestone or metallic buttons in a star shape. Attach it to a stick or small pole to top your Christmas tree with buttoned brilliance!

 



6. Button Garland

 

Christmas Decorations with Buttons


String red and green buttons along with ribbon or string to make a button garland for your tree, mantel, or doorway. Festive and easy!

 

Christmas Decorations with Buttons



 7. Button Reindeer Ornaments

 

Christmas Decorations with Buttons


Use a brown button for the reindeer’s face, add googly eyes, and tiny felt antlers. Hang them on the tree for a bit of buttoned-up holiday humor!

 



8. Button Candy Cane

 

candy cane


Alternate red and white buttons on a thin wire, bending it into a candy cane shape. Hang it on your tree or add to gift wrap for extra charm.

 



9. Button Snowflakes

 

xmas decorations with fancy buttons


Arrange white or blue buttons in a snowflake shape and glue them onto fabric or felt. These make for cute ornaments or gift toppers.

 

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10. Button Advent Calendar

 

xmas decorations with button calendar


Create a countdown to Christmas by gluing buttons to a board and numbering them. Add small hooks or loops and hang tiny treats or notes for each day.

 

 

Christmas Decorations with Buttons

 

11. Button Christmas Light Garland


Use colorful buttons to mimic holiday lights. String them along a ribbon, and it’ll look like mini button lights – cute for the mantel or doorway!

 

christmas garland



12. Button Santa Face

 


Use a red button for Santa’s hat, a white one for his beard, and tiny black buttons for his eyes. Attach to a background for a mini Santa masterpiece!

 

button art santa


13. Button Ornaments in a Shadow Box

 


Fill a shadow box with buttons in festive colors, creating a cute button collage. It’s like a snow globe with buttons – and less mess!

 

Button Ornaments in a Shadow Box



14. Button Candle Holder Wrap

 

Button Candle Holder Wrap


Wrap a candle holder with buttons in green and red. The candlelight will reflect beautifully through the button “windows.”

 



15. Button Gift Tags

 

Button Gift Tags


Add a button or two to gift tags as a unique touch. They make any present pop, and who doesn’t love a little button bling?

 



16. Button Christmas Tree Wall Décor

Christmas Decorations with Buttons

 


Create a larger Christmas tree wall art piece with buttons. Mix up colors and sizes to make a tree that feels truly festive.

Christmas Decorations with Buttons



 17. Button Table Confetti

fancy Button Table Confetti


Sprinkle festive-colored buttons on your holiday table as a fun confetti alternative. Perfect for adding a whimsical touch to Christmas dinner!

 

fancy Button Table Confetti



 18. Button Elf Faces


Use green buttons for the elf hat and tiny ones for eyes and a nose. Glue to fabric or a small wooden disc to create playful little elf ornaments.

 

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 19. Button Fireplace Décor

 


Arrange festive buttons on a frame or small board to spell out “Noel,” “Joy,” or “Merry.” Pop it on your mantel for some button flair!

 

Christmas Decorations with Buttons



 20. Button Gift Wrapping Accents

 


Add a few buttons as decorations on your gift wrap. Glue them in the shape of a tree, snowflake, or even just a festive cluster. It’s the perfect way to say, “This gift was crafted with love!”

 

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Ready to button-up your Christmas decorations with buttons? 🎄 Check out my boutique at Zaza of Canada, where I’ve curated a collection of stunning, high-quality buttons – from sparkly to classic – perfect for all your holiday DIY needs. Let's make this holiday season buttoned-up and unforgettable!

 

 

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FAQs for Christmas Button Decorations

1. What types of buttons are best for Christmas decorations?
For Christmas decorations, try using festive colors like red, green, gold, and white. Metallic or rhinestone buttons add sparkle, while wooden buttons can give a rustic, cozy feel. Zaza of Canada has a variety of fancy buttons that are perfect for holiday projects!

2. Can I use old or recycled buttons for these projects?
Absolutely! Recycled buttons add charm and character to your decorations. Mixing old and new buttons can create a unique, vintage look that’s both stylish and sustainable.

3. How can I attach buttons to my decorations?
You can sew buttons onto fabric-based projects, use hot glue for non-fabric items, or string them onto wire or ribbon for garlands. Hot glue works best for quick, secure results on most surfaces.

4. Do I need any special tools to make button decorations?
Not really! Basic crafting supplies like scissors, hot glue, and a needle and thread are usually enough. For garlands or wreaths, you might want to use wire cutters or pliers.

5. Are button decorations safe for kids to make?
Yes, many button projects are kid-friendly, like button garlands or ornaments. Just supervise young children, especially when using hot glue or sharp objects.

6. Can I use buttons to decorate my Christmas table?
Definitely! Buttons make great table scatter, centerpieces, or even napkin rings. You can sprinkle festive-colored buttons around the table or use them to create a unique holiday-themed centerpiece.

7. What if I don’t have the right colors? Can I paint buttons?
Yes! Acrylic paint works well on buttons, especially on wood. Just be sure to let them dry fully before using them in your decorations.

8. How can I make sure my button ornaments last for future holidays?
Store them in a cool, dry place, preferably in a sturdy container to prevent any from getting crushed. Keep them away from moisture to avoid rust on any metal buttons.

9. Do you have suggestions for other holidays with buttons?
Of course! Buttons are versatile and can be used for almost any holiday. Think pastels for Easter, spooky colors for Halloween, and patriotic tones for the 4th of July!

10. Where can I buy unique buttons for these projects?
Right here at Zaza of Canada! We offer a curated selection of fancy buttons that are perfect for holiday decorating and year-round crafting.

11. Are these projects expensive to make?
Not at all! Many button projects can be made with inexpensive materials, especially if you already have a stash of buttons. Adding a few unique buttons from our boutique can elevate the look without breaking the bank.

12. Can I give these decorations as gifts?
Yes, button decorations make wonderful, personalized gifts! They’re unique, handmade, and add a thoughtful touch to the holiday season.

13. How long do these button projects take to complete?
It depends on the project. Smaller ornaments can be done in under 30 minutes, while larger projects like wreaths might take an hour or two.

14. What if I make a mistake while gluing buttons?
No worries! If you’re using hot glue, it’s usually easy to peel off and reposition. Just be gentle and allow the glue to cool slightly before handling.

15. How can I involve my family in these button projects?
Button crafts are perfect for family activities! Kids can help with stringing garlands, sorting buttons by color, or gluing simpler pieces. It’s a fun way to get everyone in the holiday spirit!

16. Can button decorations be used outdoors?
If you want to use them outdoors, consider sealing your project with a weatherproof spray. However, it’s best to keep button decorations inside to ensure they last.

17. How can I make my button ornaments look extra special?
Layering buttons, using metallic or rhinestone buttons, and adding embellishments like ribbons, sequins, or glitter can make your ornaments truly stand out!

18. Are button decorations eco-friendly?
Yes, especially if you’re using recycled or vintage buttons. Creating DIY decorations also reduces the need for store-bought plastic ornaments, making your holiday more sustainable.

19. Can I sell button Christmas decorations?
Of course! If you enjoy making these, they can be a great addition to a holiday craft market or online shop. Handmade button decorations are unique and appeal to many holiday shoppers.

20. Where can I find more ideas and buy fancy buttons?
Check out our website at Zaza of Canada! We have a beautiful collection of buttons and plenty of inspiration for all your Christmas DIYs. Happy crafting!

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