Remember the $0.99 jacket I bought at Goodwill a few weeks ago?
It was cute the way I bought it, but it was missing the bottom button. Rather than try to track down a matching button I just decided to use all new buttons and jazz it up a little bit. I found some cute buttons at Hobby Lobby – $2.70 for 6. I cut off the old buttons, sewed on the new ones, and easy-peasy I had a new jacket.
While at Hobby Lobby I also found some adorable fabric in the clearance/remnants bin that matched so I bought it to use to make a pin for my jacket.
The first flower I made like the ones I showed you here. I put a pin on the back of it to pin onto the jacket.
These yo-yo’s were a new venture for me. I used this tutorial to learn how to make them. They were actually pretty easy to make. I put the leftover button in the middle of the big flower and glued a pin on the back. The smaller flower I just glued to a bobby pin to make a little hair clip.
here’s the jacket with the swirly pin
and here it is with the yo-yo with the matching button
which one looks better?
here’s the yo-yo on the bobby pin – don’t worry, I won’t go all match-matchy and wear it with this outfit, I was just modeling it for you
Outfit specs just in case you’re interested: jacket/Mossimo Target via Goodwill; pin/made by me; blue shirt/Belk?; skirt/New York and Co.; Boots/Target (see here)
Happy Friday!
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This is wayyy too cute – well done! Your jacket looks fresh and new, love it!
So cute, a great way to jazz up something boring!!
I jazzed up some plain black shoes with comics… check it out :-)
I think I liked the button yoyo best.:) It helps tie the jacket together even a little more.:)
Very clever and colorful. I’m working on making over some long sleeve tshirts.
The is adorable! I just don’t have the vision to “see” the finished project when it comes to clothing. Enjoyed visiting your blog.
What a fun, easy makeover! Well done!