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Christmas button wreath ornament

We made a very simple Christmas button wreath.  We gathered our supplies and let the boys go at it.  This is a wonderfully simple Christmas craft — children get to play with glue, what could be better!?  And you have a beautiful ornament to hang on your tree or give as a gift!

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My dear friend came over to help me with my arm, and we did a craft with our rambunctious boys.

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To make a Christmas button wreath ornament, you need your supplies: {affiliate links}

  • green foam paper, cut into a circle
  • buttons
  • ribbon
  • bell
  • glue

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And let the fun begin.  John liked this activity for a couple minutes, and even finished an ornament for the tree :)

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  1. Amanda Talbert says

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    I linked back to you from my blog – http://thetalbertreport.blogspot.com/2014/12/christmas-wreath-craft.html. Thanks for the cute craft idea!

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  2. emma says

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    I plan to try the button wreath with my grandson. I have no buttons tho. I will go to Goodwill or thrift store for buttons …

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