I posted this card from my Be a Big Shot at Home Class Series a few weeks ago and have received quite a few inquiries as to how I did the paper button.
It is a very simple process and here is a tutorial showing you those steps.
First, you need to punch out four 1" circles then two more using your 3/4" circle punch. Turn these last two punchouts into rings by then sliding the 1" circle over the hole created by the 3/4" circle and punching.
Glue the four solid circles together making sure the edges are lined up. Punch two holes in your stack with your Crop-a-Dile. 
You can make a template by placing your Eyelet setting mat from the Mat Pack on a scrap piece of paper and coloring in two adjacent holes. 
Punch these out with your Crop-a-Dile and then with the 1" Circle to create a template. Keep this for future use. Lay your template on your circle stack and punch your holes with the Crop-a-Dile. Now add your two rings to the top. Thread some of our new Baker's Twine through the holes and tie in a bow to complete your paper button.
Looking to shine up your button, cover it with Crystal Effects prior to adding your twine and let it dry. I dry mine overnight.
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Awesome idea on making the paper buttons – sometimes I don’t like using buttons because they pop up so much. Great alternative, plus, you can make ’em any color you want!
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