These are wooden daisy buttons, cut into a six-petal flower and painted in bright solid colours — pink, orange, yellow, red, blue, green and a pale pink. Each one has the two centre holes of an ordinary sewing button, which is what separates them from the flat stick-on shapes sold alongside them.

Two holes change what a decoration can do. A button can be sewn onto a cushion, a bag flap or a child's kurta and survive being washed, or threaded onto thread and hung. Glue-only embellishments come off the first time something is handled properly.

The wood is what gives them their weight. Against a card or a scrapbook page a wooden button sits slightly proud of the paper and casts a small shadow, so a handmade card reads as handmade rather than printed. Painted plastic shapes lie flat and look it.

They suit scrapbook pages and journal covers, greeting and invitation cards, hair clips and headbands, fridge magnets, wall-hanging bunting, and topping off a wrapped gift instead of a bow. Craft teachers use them for counting, sorting and colour-matching work with younger children too.

The pack arrives sealed, with a hanging header card. Because the buttons are small and light, they suit ages five and up with an adult nearby — loose buttons are a choking risk for toddlers, so keep the pack away from babies and count them back into it when a session finishes.

The Safencia price is Rs. 200 for the pack. Cash on Delivery is available across Pakistan, and stock, your city and delivery charges are confirmed on WhatsApp before dispatch.

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