Whenever an item of Evie's baby clothing became outgrown and too stained to pass on, I would cut the pretty buttons off the fabric before recycling the fabric for rags. By the time Evie was ready for her big girl room, I decided to do something with all these buttons.
I purchased a white cushion cover that had thin green stitched stripes on it. I then traced on a large 'E', PVA glued the buttons on to work out the colours and sizes, then stitched them in place. I gave this to Evie on her 3rd Birthday as a final touch to her new room.
Whenever I look at it, I can remember the outfits the buttons came from and it's a great way to save those precious baby memories.
Lou x
I purchased a white cushion cover that had thin green stitched stripes on it. I then traced on a large 'E', PVA glued the buttons on to work out the colours and sizes, then stitched them in place. I gave this to Evie on her 3rd Birthday as a final touch to her new room.
Whenever I look at it, I can remember the outfits the buttons came from and it's a great way to save those precious baby memories.
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I Love it - it's so gorgeous and such a great idea!
ReplyDeleteclever and creative plus I love the story behind that E pillow! http://www.housenet.com.au/
ReplyDeleteThanks ladies!
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