2. Cut the straps off and discard. Cover surface with Mod Podge and press into the fabric scrap.
3. After it has dried, cut off excess fabric. Apply Mod Podge for fabric to the surface and edges. Let dry.
4. Cut fabric where the holes in the flip flops are. Fold ribbon in half and push through.
5. Tie a knot to secure.
6. Push remainder of ribbon through the other two holes.
7. Knot and cut off excess.
Rock your awesome new flip flops!
As I’ve complained before, it is so hard to come up with craft projects for boys. This one, however, was a big hit, and my son couldn’t wait for me to finish them so he could wear them. Yay! Now my second son wants a pair. And I’m making a pair for myself, too, but a bit blingier. 🙂 Stay tuned for that tutorial!
Frugal yet fabulous!
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Found you on the facebook hop, and when I showed my daughter these flip flops she literally gasped. 🙂
This is a great idea and I really love it! I’ll have to try this!
This is awesome, Thank you and good bye hawaiianas!
Thanks for all your fun comments!! You make me smile!
I saw your comment but just wanted to stop by & say thank you for linking up to GSC. 🙂 I really appreciate your support. 🙂
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Great idea! The strap broke on my favorite pair of flip flops so this is the perfect refashion! (visiting from the CSI Project)
thanks for sharing.
Really cute!! Pinning!
Thanks! I’ve made several pair and they’ve held up really well!