Q. How do you make a wooden button?

Answer

Here are the ways:To ensure uniformity in the shape of the buttons, hunt for somewhat large branches with a straight middle portion.Reduce to roughly 1/8-inch (3 mm) thick by sawing. It's sturdy enough to not break easily yet refined enough to look decent. A hacksaw will do the job just as well, albeit more slowly, but if having access to an electric saw or know someone who does, that's the way to go.Using a vintage button as a drill guide has proven to be an effective method for me. A user may reuse the original button's holes by drilling right through them with a very tiny drill bit.