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   3:25 pm March 31, 2011
   Lisa, An American Mom

   Oh I am in LoVe! Damn I wish I had a girl right now!

   My mom made something similar with my great-grandmother's old buttons buy instead she covered a picture frame and then put a neat b/w photo in it to give to my grandma. Love buttons!

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   10:57 pm April 21, 2011
   debbie

   I love this idea! So cute. I am teaching a class of little girls some arts and crafts and I think that will be a great idea for them to try. thanks!

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   12:56 am May 21, 2011
   Nicole

   Love the idea. I have friends that little ones looking for things for them to do over the summer.

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   1:40 am May 23, 2011
   ...love Maegan

   adorable.

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   1:28 am May 30, 2011
   Amg

   Boys like buttons too!! We just did a sewing session with our homeschool co-op and the boys were the most enthusiastic (ages 5-15). The more “cool” buttons they could sew on their stuffed monsters the better. I think this would be beautiful in any baby’s room.

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   9:20 pm June 9, 2011
   Kristin

   This is just the most adorable idea. I love it, especially the variety between the buttons and brads. Thanks so much for the idea!

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   12:38 pm June 10, 2011
   Amma // Beyond Beyond

   This so adorable I want to make one of these! This is Awesome!!!

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   8:06 pm June 28, 2011
   Stacey

   I made one! We don’t have children yet, so I used our last name initial instead. Finished it in a shadow box frame (50% off at Hobby Lobby this week). You can see it posted on my blog at staceysbucket.blogspot.com.
   Thank you so much for the cute idea!

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   7:19 am July 7, 2011
   MsStitcher

   These are adorable!

10. 

    7:16 am July 11, 2011
    Jasmijn

    Omg, this is tooooo cute! Really sweet idea i’m looking forward making this someday for my childre…or maybe someone who’ll surprise me with it :p!

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12. 

    8:53 am September 1, 2011
    brooke schaefer

    I made a letter and your post was my inspiration. I found you off pintrest. Thanks for the great idea. I linked to you on my blog post.
    http://shortiesfunnyfarm.blogspot.com/2011/09/alphabet-wall-letter-b.html

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    3:14 pm September 4, 2011
    Rotem

    This is so sweet and clever and I have so many buttons !
    A match made in heaven

14. 

    2:38 pm September 11, 2011
    Jessica Katz

    love this project my new face birthday gift

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    5:08 pm September 24, 2011
    Carey

    I just love this! I have a little store and need to make a sign that says Wedding, and I think I am going to do it out of buttons! Love.

18. 

    7:08 pm October 6, 2011
    Di

    What a fabulous idea. I don’t have this many beautiful buttons but I’d buy stockpiles to make this! A beautiful blog xx

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20. 

    12:23 pm January 4, 2012
    louise

    this cool, my grandma passed away and she had lots of buttons. I will have to try it

21. 

    11:10 am February 8, 2012
    Jason

    This looks great, I love it.

22. 

    10:04 am February 21, 2012
    Vicki

    Love this! I just printed it so I can do it for my girls.

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    10:11 am May 19, 2012
    Jill

    This is absolutely adorable and would be lovely to make as a gift the next time. One of my friends is due a baby girl in July, so can’t wait to find out what her name will be so I can make one!

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31. 

    3:24 pm July 3, 2012
    Jessica

    What adhesive did you use?

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33. 

    12:33 am August 5, 2012
    pernin

    Génial,c’est très joli avec toutes ces couleurs.

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    8:05 am September 25, 2012
    aileen

    This is so cute!! I have 4 kids and their names all start with A (so does mine) so I think I’ll make color themed letters A!

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