They're not exactly ugly, but they've definitely seen better days. And it had been so long since I'd worn them, I didn't even remember breaking the left flip flop. Well a few days prior, I got a catalog from Alloy (really random, since I've never bought anything from them) and saw [these] sandals. cutee!! However, I have a strict don't-pay-over-$25-unless-they're-winter-boots policy.
The solution? upcycle!
I used materials that I already had, so the color of yarn (yes. yarn. when they wear out, maybe I'll get hemp.) was between a brown that absolutely did not match and white. Both fabrics used for the back were left over from previous projects. I also did not have any zippers, so I just went for the button-up look.
I kind of rushed through these, so I didn't do a lot of planning. In hindsight, I would have bought something a little sturdier to crochet with, and I would have put interfacing in the back (yes. I know. I can't believe I missed it.).
those are GREAT!!! i love that you used on hand very eco & wallet friendly. enjoy wearing your new to you sandals.
ReplyDeleteVery cute, I love the idea! And the buttons really add a great look too :)
ReplyDeleteWow that's really creative! They look gorgeous! Good work!
ReplyDeletethose are GREAT!!! i love that you used on hand very eco & wallet friendly. enjoy wearing your new to you sandals.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! You are going to have some happy and stylish feet now!
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