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Cute Carrot Button Art Craft

Transform ordinary buttons into charming button art with our cute carrot button art idea. We’ll show you how with this easy DIY activity.

Whether you’re looking for a festive activity to do with kids or simply want to add a festive touch to your home, this cute carrot button art craft is guaranteed to spark happiness. Keep reading for all the details!

Carrot button art on a wood sign.

Easter Carrot Art From Buttons

Add a touch of whimsy and charm to your Easter decor with this super cute carrot button art craft. This unique craft project combines the joy of Easter with the creativity of button art, resulting in a fun and cheerful decoration that is sure to bring smiles all around.

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Materials Needed

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Materials needed to make a carrot button art, including a wood sign, buttons, greenery, paint and stencils.

How to Make a Cute Carrot Button Art Craft

I shared the tutorial for how to make this button carrot art on Facebook live which you can watch here. Or if you prefer the photo tutorial, continue reading below.

Since the wood plaque is already distressed looking I decided not to paint it. Instead, I used a leaf stencil and positioned it on the edges of the plaque. Use a spatula to scrap the textured sand paint over the stencil and let dry.

Using a pencil, draw 3 carrot shapes onto the wood.

Drawing a carrot shape onto a wood sign.

Next, paint each carrot a different color.

Painting orange carrots.

Sort your buttons into different colors and start hot gluing the buttons to cover the carrots.

Hot gluing buttons onto the painted carrots.

Continue until the carrots are entirely covered in buttons.

Hot gluing buttons onto the painted carrots.

Separate your greenery stems from the bunches and glue the pieces in place to make the carrot tops.

Hot gluing green stems onto the wood sign.

Next, take some raffia ribbon or twine to wrap around the stems into a bow.

Wrapping raffia ribbon around the green stems.

Hot glue any other embellishments to your sign.

Hot gluing a butterfly embellishment.

Hang and display your button art!

Close up of carrot button art.

Wasn’t that such a simple craft? We love how it turned out! Where will you display your button art? Let us know if you make this project by sharing it with us on Facebook!

More Carrot Crafts

I guess we have a thing for carrots! Check out our other carrot themed craft ideas.

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Collage with text overlay showing materials needed and finished carrot button art.

Cute Carrot Button Art Craft

Jane and Sonja
Transform ordinary buttons into charming button art with our cute carrot button art ideas. We'll show you how with this easy DIY activity.
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Materials
  

  • Wood plaque
  • Buttons
  • Decoart texture sand paint
  • Paint in orange spice, cadmium orange, cream (or colors of your choice)
  • Paint brushes
  • Leaf pattern stencils
  • Greenery stems
  • Raffia ribbon
  • Hot glue gun

Instructions
 

  • Take a leaf stencil and position it on the edges of the plaque. Use a spatula to scrap the textured sand paint over the stencil and let dry.
  • Using a pencil, draw 3 carrot shapes onto the wood.
  • Next, paint each carrot a different color.
  • Sort your buttons into different colors and start hot gluing the buttons to cover the carrots.
  • Continue until the carrots are entirely covered in buttons.
  • Separate your greenery stems from the bunches and glue the pieces in place to make the carrot tops.
  • Next, take some raffia ribbon or twine to wrap around the stems into a bow.
  • Hot glue any embellishments to your sign.
  • Hang and display your button art!
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