So I improvised by sewing a black tab and button on the inside. Not the greatest fix, but at least it's wearable. This is See the World in Black and White boucle from Gorgeous fabrics and there is still a jacket to come. I made a sheath from the same fabric for my SWAP.
Today I bought some buttons for my coat. The left one is the one I wanted, a large concave matte black button. The second one I bought just because it was interesting, even though I am sure I will stick with my original plan. The bound buttonhole will be black faux leather and the inside collar stand is black faux leather. Still not sure about the tabs on the sleeves.
Here's a close up of the second button. It's clear resin with lace set into it. I'm not sure what I'll do with it, but the right project will present itself in the fullness of time.
8 comments:
The skirt looks great. And that button looks lovely. I can see it on a simple, stylish jacket or coat, I think it could be gorgeous!
That fab skirt looks like a wardrobe staple to me.
I love the buttons, that coat button is a monster! The lace button looks like a gorgeous brooch, what a great button.
I can see why you were drawn to the lace button, but I think you're right the black one is the one. Nice skirt!
Hi Carol. I love the black and white theme you've got going. Okay the plain button is okay, but I'm loving the lace button. But that's just me, I love a touch of fou-fou. LOL
Angela
Where did you find that gorgeous lace button?
Your skirt looks like a great staple for your wardrobe and the plain black button on your coat is very stylish. Can't wait to see it with the bound buttonholes in faux leather.
Yes... where did you find that lace button... its Gorgeous. Pardon my manners I was awe struck over the lace button... what a lovely skirt and thanks for close-up pic of the tab. I would like to try that on my next skirt.
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Good choice with the coat button. I like your philosophy towards button-buying.
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