Miniature Flower Button Wreath
I joined the tiered tray craze a bit late, but I’m still a big fan. The idea of compact and miniature seasonal decor is right up my alley and I have a ton of fun decorating my trays (yes, multiple). I was recently given the opportunity to make some projects with the BGM box from Buttons Galore and More. This is a subscription box (although you can purchase them as a one-time box as well) with 8 seasonal boxes a year. This box is flowers and is perfect for spring crafting. The first project I made from the box is this miniature flower button wreath, perfect for a spring themed tiered tray.
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Supplies:
- flower buttons from the BGM Box (as pictured)
- miniature grapevine wreath
- glue gun (I used the AdTech Project Pro Rechargeable Cordless Hot Glue Gun)
- piece of scrap embroidery floss
- scissors
Directions:
Start glueing flower buttons to the wreath.
When you’re happy with the coverage, layer more buttons and sparkles onto the buttons. The smallest dab of glue will hold them together. I’m a massive fan of layering–it adds dimension, color, and in this case, sparkle to a project.
Take the Spring button and your piece of embroidery floss. string it through the holes and tie it in the back. Snip off any excess floss.
Glue the spring button to the top of the wreath. Add more embellishments if you wish.
This is such a fun little project–it’s so easy! If you aren’t into tiered trays, this miniature flower button wreath looks good on a small hook on your window or nestled in with your houseplants.
