Soon the weather will be much warmer and we all change our boots on sweet flats. Looking for ways to refresh an old yet favorite pair? Add some lacing to them! You can upgrade your flat pumps within an hour and they’ll shine in a whole new way for you. So, here’s what you need...
These flats are perfect for your creative look! You’ll need ballet flats, RIT liquid dye (purple, fuchsia and teal), sponge brush, measuring spoons and gloves. Create your dye baths. First, boil water. You will need about 4 liters. For the fuchsia dye bath, pour about 1 1/4 liters of water, along with 3 tablespoons of...
Lace up shoes trend seems to be only gaining popularity. If you want to stay trendy this holiday season, why not make these laced up flats with chic leopard print! I bet the original ones cost a small fortune in the stores, and these handmade ones look no less pretty and are super easy. Here’s...
If you’re following the latest fashion trends, you know that the lace-up flats are taking over blogs and Instagram. Not everyone can possibly pay $200 for a pair of this flats. Gladly, today’s tutorial will give you a step-by-step guide on how to make your own pair of lace-up beauties, which are no less pretty...
These flats will be good both with jeans and dresses, so let’s start making! For this project you will need chain, rhinestone chain, glue, ribbon, scissors, jumpring, lobster clasp and paintbrush. First measure a piece of chain that wraps around your ankle. Next brush glue on the top of your chain, adhere the rhinestone and...
These flats will be your favorite shoes, we are sure. They’re funny and so original, you need to make them right now! For this project you will need just 2 koosh balls, pair of flats and glue. If your koosh ball has a thick elastic loop somewhere in the middle, find it and glue it...
Want to spruce up your flats in summer style? Here’s a super fun and easy tutorial from damasklove.com! You’ll need ice cream cone shapes cut from tooling leather, shoe clips, a foam brush, pink, red & tan colored acrylic crafting paints, E6000 glue and glitter. Paint the segments of the ice cream cone as shown....
