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Wednesday, November 14, 2012

November 16 is National Button Day!

At Jo-Ann, we're celebrating National Button Day with outside-the-box projects featuring the button – one of the unsung heroes of the fashion world – in unusual ways.

Ever wonder what to do with all of those extra buttons that come with jackets, cardigans and dress shirts? Why not recreate a priceless work of art?

That is exactly what our craft experts did with some help from button supplier Blumenthal Lansing Co. Thousands of buttons were arranged to recreate the world’s most famous work of art – Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa.
“To see the Mona Lisa brought to life in buttons is truly impressive. It’s really a testament to the usefulness and variety of buttons,” said Nicole Long, manager, inspiration for Jo-Ann. “Buttons don’t get enough credit outside of National Button Day. Jo-Ann has a lot of projects available which use the traditional button in non-traditional ways and showcase the true versatility of the component.”

 There are plenty of button-centric projects available on the Joann.com projects page for crafters of every skill-level.

  • Create a gorgeous cascade of color on your favorite pillow in just a few hours with this simple Buttons Sunset Pillow project: bit.ly/ButtonsSunsetPillow
  • Make a statement piece out of any ordinary handbag by turning it into a button-covered clutch: bit.ly/ButtonClutch 
  • Leave your mark using color-coordinated buttons to create a one-of-a-kind framed monogram worthy of your wall space: bit.ly/Button_Monogram
  • Even the kids can get involved in the National Button Day festivities. With adult supervision, all they need are large, multi-colored buttons, a foam frame and some glue to create this cute project perfect to give as a gift: bit.ly/ButtonEmbellishedFrame

You can find all the products and inspiration you need for National Button Day, or any day, at Joann.com.

So, how are you going to celebrate National Button Day?

1 comment:

  1. Wow! This is something new I came across. Looks fantastic. Lot of hardwork needed to this. Thanks for sharing.

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