The last time I saw my sister-in-law she had on the cutest ring. She always has cute rings, but I asked her about this one because it really caught my eye. It was a button! I thought to myself, “hey, I have buttons, I bet I can make some really fun rings!” So last night I got out some interesting buttons, old earrings and other things I had in my craft room, to make some cute rings for myself. The rings cost $3.99 at Michael’s but I used my 40% off coupon and got the package of 8 for $2.39.
This flower either came off a ring or a necklace. I can’t remember. The center was missing so I found a glittery brad and stuck it in the middle.
This is a vintage earring I found in that fun shop I always talk about in Cedar City. I just pulled the clip part off of the earring.
And here’s an extra button from a jacket I still have. I hope I don’t need that button now. It’s just plastic, so I was able to cut the shank off with scissors.
I used E6000 glue. It’s strong stuff, but you need to let it set for a whole day before you try to wear the ring. It says it takes 72 hours before it’s at maximum strength.
This is my favorite. It was the earring in it’s former life. Please excuse my 48 year old hands, the younger hands I would rather have used were at school when I took these pictures.
Isn’t it so pretty? It really sparkles too.
I’m giving this one to Emilee. I believe it was a ring in it’s former life. I found out it was a mood ring, because as I was gluing it on, it kept changing colors. What does dark blue mean?
This one is the button from my jacket. Amanda wanted it as soon as she saw it. I told her she could have it as long as I could borrow it from time to time.
This ring is made from a vintage button.
And this one from another button.
This is another one of my favorites.
See how well it goes with these earrings I picked up at a thrift store. I love them! The earrings say “made in Germany” and they’re the screw on type.
Here’s all the rings I made last night. I think they turned out pretty great, especially for only .30 cents each ring. Do you have any buttons lying around that might make beautiful rings?
What a brilliant idea. They look fabulous! Thanks for inspiring my next project. Cheers!
These are so cute! I love simple, fun projects.
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LOVE IT! I want one. I recently bought a ring off of Etsy. These are beautiful.
how fun, i pictured buttons, like with the little holes for thread… yours are cooler…
I <3 these! Such a great idea….I need to find some cool buttons now.
Too cute! They all look great!
Very cute! Looks like you are ready for any and all outfits. 🙂
Gorgeous! Love this! I would love for you to come link up over at my blog! I’ve got prizes 🙂
-Jill
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Oh my gosh! I absolutely love this. I have so many vintage buttons and earrings from my grandma and mom. What a great idea!
What a great idea! I’ll have to go through my button stash and try this.
I love these! I’ve admired these big rings on other people’s fingers, but never wanted to spend the money to buy any for myself. I have a bunch of old buttons, though, and I think I could spring for 30 cents apiece! Thanks for sharing this great idea.
LOVE this idea!!!! I have to admit, though, that I have thrown away some great potential rings in the past. NOW, I won’t!
Thanks for sharing!
Reid
Oh wow – these look great! What a fantastic idea. I have a few buttons and old sparkly clip on earrings and now I know what to do with them. Thanks heaps for sharing and the inspiration!
I’m in total love with your rings!
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What an awesome idea! I love those! Thanks for posting at Favorite Things Friday!
Cute way to enjoy the vintage buttons!
I never would have thought to do that – thanks for the great idea!
I love these! I am featuring these on my sidebar all day Sunday!
Brilliant! I found you at Creative Jewish Mom.
Such a clever idea! thanks for sharing 🙂
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Wow those are pretty!!
Simple, easy and oh so pretty.
What great ideas!! I really love the vintage buttons. Thanks for sharing and I think the models hands look beautiful.
🙂 Michelle
What a great idea! You must have had fun. One of my girls has been bugging me for a ring, I know she’d like these.
Those are really cute!
Super cute idea…I’m definitely trying this one! Found you at Girl Creative…follwing now 🙂
I really love your rings, what a great idea. I like the one that’s your favorite a lot, it looks a lot like a pendant I have. Did a double take, so no I don’t think it looks like a button at all!
That is such A GREAT idea. My oldest daughter and I are going to have the best fun with this idea! These would make such great gifts! Thanks so much for sharing, found you at Tip Me Tuesday @ Tip Junkie!
Those look great! That’s a really cool idea!
☺ Celeste
What a fun idea! I’m all over it. Going to Michaels to pick up the rings 🙂
Such a great idea! Thanks for sharing it!
I love this! I also got a kick out of your “hand” comment. It made my 45 year old hands laugh!!
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LOVE this. Great idea!!!!
Amazing what buttons can be turned into! They look amazing!
Thanks for linking up!
~Liz
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I loooove this idea, and I am so trying it this weekend!!