WHAT  YOU  NEED:2  each  2”  bu5onsPrinted  “pages”  for  bu5on  books  (a5ached)GlueFuse  tape  or  ribbon

Button Books

Small  bu5ons  are  not  safe  for  children  under  the  age  of  three  years  old.    

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Button Books

DIRECTIONS:1. After printing out templates (attached), cut or punch circles.

2. Line circles into correct sequence.

3. Align on fuse tape or glue on to ribbon. Make sure tops and bottoms of circles are aligned.

4. Glue back of first picture to back of one button and back of last picture to back of other button (there should be an even amount of pictures. If you are making a name, you can use one of the button flowers as the last picture.

5. Fold and crease in accordion fold.

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4 5

2 3

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Small  bu5ons  are  not  safe  for  children  under  the  age  of  three  years  old.    

Hooray, back home again.

Betty Button was tired of being like all the other buttons

In fact, she was ready to pop

Plunk. She fell to the closet

floor

Where she was found...

...and put in a button jar with hundreds of

other buttons

Betty was lonely. She missed her family!

And there she stayed.

Happily secured for ever more

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Button Story Book

Best  if  printed  on  to  card  stock

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Button Coloring Book

Ballerina Button

Bumblebee Button

Baker Button

Kiss the Cook

Bunny Button

Bouquet Buttons

Baby Button

Bowling Button

Belly Button

Best  if  printed  on  to  card  stock

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Button Alphabet

MN

ZBest  if  printed  on  to  card  stock